sad sado ishida
As the only non fully japanese person do you think Sado found it weird that literally every soul in soul society had japanese names? That woulda been hella weird for me ngl
Rewatching Bleach for a while now and I hear it's coming back so guess I picked a good time to start.
But the anime was honestly pretty crap and I immediately remember why I yeeted it to the "don't touch" pile but YouTubers recommended reading the manga so I have recently been doing that and it's pretty fire so far. Haven't gotten to where I stopped in the anime but I'm getting there.
But I'm confused with this nigga Chad's name. In the anime he didn't like being called Chad and asked to be called Sado (or Sadou, can't remember).
But I think that's filler because I am almost to the beginning of Soul Society and Manga Chad hasn't given a shit about being called Chad.
So I want to clerify. Is Chad like a nickname? And if it is does he like being called Chad? I checked for a FAQ but couldn't find so sorry if this is often asked.
While watching a playthrough of The Hex I noticed that Sado is on the title screen of the game. Sheβs in the window at the top of the Six Pint Inn. Her shadow is only seeable when lightning strikes. Her being visible in the top window and not Reginald enforces her importance to the story. Despite her lack of appearances in it. It makes sense considering that if you think about it, if it wasnβt for Sadoβs meddling and βentertainingβ, the characters would never have had the chance to get revenge on Lionel. While she has the same goal as the other characters sheβs different in the sense that she hasnβt been on the receiving end of it. She was built with Carlaβs anguish at being pushed away by her friend. She worked through the night creating Sado with a Sadistic intent. Note that initially she wasnβt really designed to be a ring mistress clown. It looks more so like she was designed to be a Nazi, itβs even present with how her design has that arm band and a reddish and gray suit. How fitting with how it ties to Inscryption.
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> South Korea reacted sharply to moves by Japan for ancient gold and silver mines on the island of Sado in Niigata Prefecture to be included in UNESCO's 2023 World Heritage List.
> The site consists of the Nishimikawa Placer Gold Mine, the Aikawa Gold and Silver Mine and the Tsurushi Silver Mine.
> An official at the Cultural Affairs Agency explained at a Dec. 28 news conference that Sado in the 17th century was the world's top producer of gold.
> This concerns the "Sites of the Meiji Industrial Revolution," which was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2015, and includes the Hashima Coal Mine on a tiny speck of rock known as "Battleship Island" off the coast of Nagasaki city.
> Government sources acknowledged that a number of hurdles existed before formal approval of the Sado gold mine candidacy could be given.
> Sado Mayor Ryugo Watanabe welcomed the council's decision, but Ko Nakano, who heads a group that has long sought inclusion of the Sado gold mine complex as a World Heritage site, fretted whether the government would green light the council's recommendation.
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Welcome, Teitoku, to another Birthday Party!
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Sado was a top tier tank with funnyastro and alarm supporting him, with mano retiring maybe they just take sado back.
He was basically the voice of both the liquid and Astralis era. Yet he almost never got to do any major finals while being the goat. Hope him and Moses go hard cause for me sado is the best voice in esports or sports.
Sado is the only person who doesn't like his new shirt and says it's because Ishida can only make women's fashion.
In reality Ishida saw a straight line and was like "I can make that a Quincy cross."
I'm sorry to ask it, but I didn't find any answers on this. Who is Sado? And what is his/her role in this game?
A lot of fans dislike BO2's Vorador and I largely get why. I think the biggest contributing factor is that at the time of the series conclusion, the questions of both how Vorador was alive and why he was so changed were left unanswered for a long time.
More recently it was discovered that these questions were meant to be answered, first in Defiance then in the cancelled Dark Prophecy. Vorador was to be resurrected by either Raziel or Kain, which answered the first question of how. But why has remained unanswered.
Some have thought that the newly resurrected vorador's interaction with an elder Kain would leave him weary of the fledgling and that's certainly not a bad idea but I think Blood Omen 2 itself holds the answer. It's not one made explicitly clear as again, there is no point at which the characters discuss the vagaries of Vorador. But there are enough contextual clues. The most prominent being the quote from which this post gained its title: "Reformed Sado-Hedonist.
This is a quote from Kain in BO2 and there aren't too many ways to interpret this. It clearly means that the Vorador we see in Blood Omen 2 was once a being who enjoyed inflicting torment and reveled in his material wealth and worldly pleasures. In other words, the Vorador of Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain. Kain acknowledges, in-universe with this single term, that Vorador's character has drastically changed in the time between their first meeting post-resurrection and their last meeting prior to Vorador's execution. Vorador is shown via BO2's opening cutscene to have aided Kain in his initial attempt to conquer Nosgoth. I imagine Vorador was unable to resume his hedonistic lifestyle whilst waging war on Nosgoth and instead began to live in a more cautious and controlled manner. Here's where the headcanon starts.
Vorador died believing himself to be the last vampire and that with his death, all of vampirekind had gone extinct. I like to believe that an Elder Kain had played a role in Vorador's resurrection but that had they interacted, Vorador would not have recognised Kain. I imagine that upon Vorador's resurrection, he had learned of the fledgling Kain's survival, the collapse of the pillars and Kain's ambitions to conquer Nosgoth with a number of newly raised vampire fledglings. Having lived through his own death and the near-extinction of his own race at the hands of humankind, Vorador would be weary of Kain's ambitions and attempt to mitigate vampire losses by acting as Kain's
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