I love when I'm in a discussion about what fighting game boss theme goes the hardest. It's literally been about 30 years since The Battle Master and no one, and I do mean NO ONE, has outdone the sheer menace and bombast of Maria Nichols
@NWBroJaneway I finished your's (that is to say, to the end of Book 2 because that's what it was up to yesterday) and thought it was really good. I think you have the most intense version of Malfoid by far and it's not even close.
Yesterday, I finished NWBro's, Guardbro's, Seth's, and nomoontwo's rewrites of HP up to their latest point at the time.
Genuinely feels like I'm back in my mid/late-2000's years.
Of course they did. Why is this a surprise? Blizzard is an ideologically captured corporate Borg Cube.
The drones will assimilate the work of their long-gone human betters without a thought, just as a matter of course, until it's as soulless as everything else they devour.
Malfoid: “How bout a bit of the ultra violence Potter?”
Harry: “Huh?”
Malfoid: “There is me, that is Dracaena, and my three droogs, that is Crabbe, Goyle, and Pansy. And we sat in the Hogsmeade butterbeer bar trying to make out rassoodocks up about what to do with the evening.”
Harry: “I don’t get it…”
Malfoid: “I saw it in a muggle film once! Hehe ❤️”
@HalfTangible Gonna be real here. As an addendum to this, I always thought Harry should have yanked more people into his inner group than Ron and Hermione before Book 5. I know this just boils down to Rowling's limitations as a writer, but imagine if Neville, Ernie, and Luna showed up more.