I watched it, knew about the hype and was still blown away. Early on in the episode, when Yamato was talking, I was stunned. And, to be honest, a lot of the recent episodes have been really good in that regard. Yes, still lots of shots of random thugs to take up time but it’s so much better than Whole Cake was in…

Serial Sistaaas is also a favorite of mine. They review documentaries. There are some episodes that are murder-y but a lot of them focus on other crimes like Fyre Fest or Action Park, a water park that didnt follow regulations or a wine snob who defrauded lots of people bc of the wine. Really love it. 

So....some of you commenters know people have kids right? And kids have switches? And parents want the big TV so kids take the switch in handheld mode?

Strategy is simple: the people who complain the loudest about what the movies/shows are read these comics. Tell stories there first. See how they react. Take the ones they don’t complain about to the animated properties and then to live action.

So. I kind of disagree here. How would you say Ochaco has de-evolved? Because I rewatched movie yesterday and thought she got a decent spotlight. Certainly a larger one than she did in the Overhaul arc. Her mobility in the final fight scene is leaps and bounds above where she was in current anime and that’s shown to…

That’s a fair criticism and I won’t argue against it. It personally didn’t bother me but I get it.

The author of the manga Kohei Horikoshi has been on record as saying this was his original planned ending that he has since pivoted away from. I imagine if it was the end, then it would’ve been permanant and not feel so fan-fic-y

Ah well that’s a rather unfortunate mistake. I would like to repeat, in that case, that I don’t watch. I just read these recaps but thank you for clarifying that.

Re: Half-oranges @Rob Bricken

The GoH anime is exactly like the source material. They think “hey, I wanna have a cool fight” so they have the cool fight and explain it later. I get some people are put off by the lack of logic and seeming new rules each episode. But it does, eventually, make sense.

Does no one else remember that the Monitor told Ollie last year that he was a Paragon? That’s part of why he chose Ollie. I forget which episode but I am positive that it happened. And the monitor saying he didn’t see Ollie die this way.

Also: total agree on Jason Todd. Which is what frustrates me about the show. What they get right, like with Todd and Gar (not the cadmus but him keeping faith) and even Raven to an extent, is incredible. What they get wrong (Grayson, Bruce, etc) is just....just awful. So I stay for the highs and sigh during the lows. 

Personal Theory: Jericho is not dead (which show admits) AND he is the one trying to draw the Titans closer.

I was playing with a friend this weekend and he figured this out.....by stealing the gold scar assault rifle that popped out of the chest i found. He was on the roof and knew he couldn’t get there in time and did it. 

I think this is awesome. I watch wrestling while playing my switch in handheld so I also acknowledge I am the target audience

Wait.....does 7 Deadly Sins come to netflix already? I thought it waited until the whole season was complete

I....disagree with some of what you say.

The problem is that is doesn’t matter if the film is nuanced. If it is, that makes it worse. This isn’t about the vast majority of reasonable people who wouldn’t be inspired. This is about the few “lone wolf” types (heavy sarcasm voice) who ALREADY see Joker as a role model. They already connect to the character…

I thought these past two episodes have been awesome. Jason isn’t just angry...he’s obviously wanting to feel useful and lashing out in the wrong ways when he doesn’t. Rose and Raven’s moment in the kitchen about Bad Dad’s club was great. Dick is actually trying to lead and build a team rather than abandon the girl on…

*pushes glasses up* while I agree with the premise when it comes to athletics and foosball, UGA actually has an outstanding veterinary program.