Those were the only seasons I liked, as well. Luke Care is kept watching waiting for it to get better, but it peaked mid S1, and the less said about Iron Fist, the better.

Not surprised tbh. Every first impression I’ve seen/read for this has mentioned how confusingly flashy the game is at times (most times). I’m afraid that might be a problem

I think the problem is the Switch exclusivity. If it was coming out multi-platform there’d be more talk. I know as a Switch owner, I’m pumped as hell about it.

It got a bump in interest due to how YMMV Square’s Avengers game is coming along. 

I think it’s here... spoilers... 4:50

I thought they used some lines from Tom Baker’s character with some of the crystals?

I never even knew they existed (from Clone Wars I suppose). Now I want some related merch. Pretty kewl design, if nothing else

Oh man. The year I dressed up as Jedi Temple Guard for Halloween was the fucking best.

The trick for finding the rare black kyber crystal, since it wasn’t mentioned, is to use your phone’s flashlight to shine through the red kyber crystal case, the black crystal blocks much more of the light. The more you know...

Yeah but watch the right wing evangelical happy clappers lose their shit when they see his Sunstone stuff...

I’m a little surprised that DC is working with them

I’m a little surprised that DC is working with them. I know they do a lot of fetish/erotica material as a hobby so when they got Rat Queens I was not all that shocked given its indie nature but when they got this I was surprised as WB/DC are not exactly the most... open to some of the subjects they touch on. More…

Good ol’ Ray. He was the main antagonist in Sekiro as well. I can’t be too mad there though as he does good work and is a decent alternate. 

Agree a thousand percent. DoFP is fine, but it’s all a bit flat. First Class had a vibrancy and energy that I don’t know if any other super hero film managed to capture while also having a well-told personal story.

I Love Anime. Akihabara, Tokyo. By nerdydesi.

Marvel can do three films a year because they’re always different. Yes, there is a strict formula, but Marvel can do spy thrillers, war stories, cosmic fantasy, space operas, teen comedies, etc. in the context of “superhero movies.” And as Infiity War and Endgame demonstrate, it can mix and match those genres…

Sort of. Because it’s not about seams showing. It’s about characters asserting control.

hot take: rise of skywalker reveal: everyone is anakin’s brother.

My favorite fan theory comes from a magazine in like, ‘81, that proposed that Boba Fett was in fact Luke’s *mom* dressed like a man