Wow, that's pretty horrible...

Well, you did referenced my argument when you quoted my "reductive"... but that's neither here nor there.

Now who's making the straw man? What I called reductive was your representation of Bake's plot, nothing else. And well, the core of your argument still seems rather weak. You assuming something has no meaning or is trying to convey something, just because you don't understand it, isn't a compelling argument.

Well, if you wanna be reductive about it, sure. Looking at it like that Brotherhood is just about how Ed helped Al out... but that is beside the point.

I second that statement, and reinforce it with a "THE MEMES" from Monsoon.

I will second the Monogatari series. Also, Penguindrum; this show is a fucking masterpiece. The only people I see hating it would be people that don't like to think!

If that is what you really think about Bakemonogatari, then I think you, sir, are both blind and a monster. :(

No... It just has Main Girl caressing Home Boy's head that she just detached from his body a couple of scenes ago. More specifically: after killing Girl #2 to open her up and prove she was, in fact, lying about being pregnant with Home Boy's baby.

I'll just take this post(as yesterday's) as an excuse to post this transformation sequence... :D

Well, a different form never meant "stronger" or "better", just different. Remember this is not an evolution!

Man, that movie is soooo good! So, I see your car wash and rise you a "Survival Strategy!"

YEAH! You know what's up! :D

Ummmm, that's super fighting robot, thank you very much!

Sure, but that guy doesn't look white to me.

Really?

This is gold!

I don't know if this counts... I mean, I'm not sure this madness can be controlled! But in term of games with horses this is pretty tough to beat.

That could be it as well. But going by what she says in the game; she tell you she has access to all the doors. It's more probable that she just went to them all than the combining. But... as you said quantum mechanics are crazy!

On this point(the ending), and maybe I'm just looking to much into it on this instance, but think on how that scene plays out with all the Elizabeths coming in to drown you. I think the implication is that she just went to everyone of the instances of Dewitt's baptism and, well, drowned him. Also note how when Dewitt…

Sure that's fine. If you want to really know how everything in the game works or whatever then you really have no option than immersing yourself in quantum mechanics. But from a storytelling perspective the voxophone is enough explanation.