@NirvanaM1nd Ik ppl clown on that whole “because of my weight” thing but it’s lowk one of my fav villain origin stories of all time and I think it’s rly powerful
@TimoTweetss It’d be like if the first scene with Bane in Arkham Origins was him breaking into Bruce’s house, it simply doesn’t work without proper buildup and that’s a problem this sequel has in general
@TimoTweetss This scene is decent in a vacuum but my problem is there’s no boss fight or scene of Peter and Kraven interacting beforehand to lead into it
They should’ve done a Mega Man X thing and get you in a boss fight with him that’s unwinnable
@AppellativeBE@Cartoonhistory2 “Legitimate contribution” and it’s him coming up with the most cookie cutter cartoon idea imaginable then getting wasted at the local tavern while his animation team does all the work
@djodjeee_ The side missions in this series are weird cause they’re either “play the worst minigame ever to water the oscorp parking lot tree” or incredibly riveting mini-stories that capture the heart of the character more than the main narrative
@bornposting It’s funny how much creativity and work they put into the sentinels cause nothing else in the entire franchise comes even close to them before or after visually
@LastSonOfWeb@ikindaplaydrums What is mean about people seeing superheroes as fascists in the universe where the most popular one is famous for literally always killing to the point his suit is designed to make it as easy as possible with mega man ass laser bombs
@M_Bohemond X-men fails as a racism analogy cause 90% of the main characters they want you to root for are either sex pests or take pleasure in using their powers to hurt other people whereas the actual harmless mutants like Angel or Barf are treated as pure afterthoughts
Chameleon was once considered to be the villain for ‘SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY’ instead of Jean Grey.
They decided not to due to the ‘KRAVEN’ movie.
(Source: https://t.co/NRbAoLtTWj)
@billyteeth@GothTransFem Doesn’t even have to be petty criminals, imo the best Batman stories are when he looks at someone named “dandruff-man” who’s a giant flaky skeleton smashing around Gotham and puts his hand on his shoulder saying “It’s alright, Jonathan. I want to help you.”