What do you guys think are the most important moments in the original series which directly develop because the epicenter of the story basically is a mystery (Bob, Blue Rose, the lodges)?
(I am not quite sure whether I put that question right, sorry for my English)
People seem to be viewing the D+ shows like “just shows” that are somehow separate from the movies but Feige himself has said many times that’s not true, they’re just longer movies you watch on TV and not at the theater, they’re 100% as much a part of the MCU as Strange 2 & Thor 4 etc will be
Even “What If”, despite being animated and basically about random Multiverse stories (each what if scenario could essentially be another timeline) is 100% part of MCU, hence using all the actors for the voices
From a few months back when D+ was announced:
https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/kevin-feige-marvel-shows-disney-streaming-service
I went through the whole play frame by frame, counting from the initial damage from the first vital until the last vital, total time was around 0.8 seconds.
sorry couldn't figure out how to upload a raw clip.
For those of you unaware of the recent crisis, Pokemon Sword and Shield was released earlier this week. This is despite backlash from many passionate fans who felt that something they cherished was being twisted by a greedy corporation.
To list all the ways Gamefreak and Nintendo have disfigured this vital piece of society would take me too long to type out. I barely have enough mountain dew to power me through this post.
You can read more about this borderline corporate hatecrime here: https://gadgets.ndtv.com/games/news/pokemon-sword-and-shield-fastest-selling-nintendo-switch-game-2136755
Despite society as whole hating this game Nintendo has managed to use corporate mysticism to make it seem like the game has done well to trick the more ignorant of our fellow gamers into accepting this as the norm.
This is too much. I believe Pokemon belongs to the people. To the gamers.
