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@thismyburnerrrr @screentime

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@HollywoodHandle

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@desc3nd4nts @DaVillain158124 @HollywoodHandle Not even. It’s still a few months off by the time the live action remake comes out. It came out in late 2016, the remake is Mid 2026.

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@ChrisGardnerArt Given the skeleton on a pike and in a cave…

I wanna say Skull Island: Reign of Kong.

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@TsuLucina @CartoonGal1 Dehydrated and never activated.

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@amelia_ziva @DiscussingFilm Yes. You probably have.

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@JuanEdits Ah yes. When is the Kang Dynasty coming out now?

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@MikeTheProgram Any walk away from Animal Kingdom is horrible.

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@ChrisHolton16 @LavenderGhast If it has to be said out of universe over a decade later, then they did a shit job at conveying that was the case.

And honestly, if the game didn’t convey it, it didn’t happen. Basic storytelling.

Deal with it.

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Here’s a bit of info. You CAN make a vaccine for a fungus, we have irl, but there’s one big catch and it’s why you don’t see or receive any.

They’re harmful to the host as it’s near impossible, even in today’s medical field, to create a vaccine that targets the Fungi Cells without attacking the host in the process.

So the vaccine would most likely harm the people defeating the purpose of the vaccine.

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Technically you CAN make a vaccine for a fungus, HOWEVER the reason you don’t get them is because none are safe for humans to use.

Most vaccines are for Bacteria and Viruses which are usually dealt with by introducing a harmless version into the body so your immune system can learn to defend against it. These are Prokaryotic cells and packets of DNA and RNA in a protein coat which are structurally different from a Human’s Eukaryotic Cells.

Fungi and Human cell structures are so similar that it’s hard to target just the Fungi without harming the host in the process.

So even hypothetically a vaccine was possible, the effects on the human body would be mostly detrimental, defeating the purpose of the vaccine.

And if modern science can’t figure out a way around that, how is a post apocalyptic society living in ruins and on scraps supposed to be able to figure it out?

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@GoodbyeAisling

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@ReconNarwhal Yes. It’s all true.

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@SlideOnThisCock @HubPointless No, it’s actually really freaking good.

Those that didn’t see it in theaters missed out.

But I don’t blame them, the marketing was bad and it was this one guy on Twitter doing all the heavy lifting.

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@Toothlesstism I almost wanna just spoil it so nobody wastes their money on Disney Slop but I won’t.

But it’s like you take what was the perfect ending for a movie that can be translated to “Lost and Brought Together”… and did the opposite of that.

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Nah… Prequels can stay, Clones vs Droids is different enough to justify, plus a lot of the best action scenes were from the Prequels. Lots of cool locales, ships, etc and tying into the clone wars shows gives a ton more heroes, units, vehicles, and ships to work with.

Sequels are Bold and Brash.

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@springyjunkie Because they had a budget and couldn’t afford to animate Gantu.

So they just did what they always do and made it worse.

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@Savethedmagic They had him come in for TBA.

I’m positive it went like this.

Disney: “Is this destroying your creation? Is this not better in any way?”

TB: “Yes…”

Disney:

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@shitpost_2049 This is essentially all Repo is if you’re playing seriously.

Otherwise it’s people screwing around and having a good time.