Bruce Campbell as Zenigata is perfect.

For some reason, I could see David Tennant as Lupin. He can rock those sideburns

Glorious.

If somebody hasn't done a Star Trek remix of the Attack on Titan theme song yet, they should.

Yeah, the 90s was really all over the board when it came to a specific style. You've got the neon-soaked MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice early 90s, which were really a continuation of the 80s, you have the grunge and alternative early to mid-90s, which, to me, aged the best, and then you have the Limp Bizkit and Boy Band…

Just sayin', it's not very 90s at all. Though there were parts of the country that continued to be stubbornly 80s for quite some years.

Yup, no one would think twice about seeing someone dressed like that.

In my opinion, yup.

Which goes to show you that, in some aspects, there are things that haven't changed much since the 90s. T-shirt and jeans is pretty much the default standard human clothing choice.

That and Jaime's 80s Miami Vice outfit. Miami Vice was ridiculously 80s-looking even in the early 90s. Also, Joffrey's douchy flat-brim cap is more 2000s and I don't remember anyone from the 90s wearing that kind of sweater-vest unless their grandmother made them wear it. Jon and Dany are closer, but then again, they…

As a graphic designer, same here. However, to be fair, consoles have been doing the whole console-specific border thing ever since the NES days, sometimes going even further, like with the Sega Master System.

Same artist actually, his wife does another comic.

I'll be in my bunk.

When I found out that Yuu Kobayashi, yes THAT Yuu Kobayashi, was Potato Girl's voice actress, it made complete and perfect sense.

I'm fairly sure she was playing herself in that role.

There's never a bad reason to post Nebezial's art.

Except maybe while you're at work.

Not an uncommon thought. I was big on it back during the Golden Age of Toonami, then I kinda lapsed on the fandom for about a decade. It wasn't until Toonami came back and I discovered Funimation's and Crunchyroll's online streaming that I got back and discovered some great shows that I missed. There's still some gems…

Yup. The movie is pretty much the definition of pure childlike wonder for me. Who cares if it has mistakes? Every movie has mistakes. Everyday life has mistakes. It's the whole that is important. And it's good to be reminded that there is still beautiful, scary, awesome wonder in this world.

He's not approaching the movie the way you're supposed to approach it.

You're supposed to approach it like you're 7 or 8 years old, blitzed out on a jumbo popcorn and soda and ready for some FUCK YEAH DINOSAURS. BUM PAH BUM PAH DA DA DA DUH DA DA DAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!

You couldn't walk a foot in my childhood bedroom…

Which actually was a Unix system. Experimental, but still workable. Fsn, it was called

First thing that came to mind.

Wait a few weeks. That is all.

It had perhaps the best sagely quote from Hodor so far.