Dear internet, new game: if you use the terms “white knight,” “SJW”, “MRA”, or “Feminazi,” you lose.

Awww, Fahey, your casual racism is just too kawaii!

Then traveled back in time to 2002 so that it looks like Civil War ripped them off?

It’s a show martial art. More gymnastics than anything else.

And if they’re up against a male, there’s one weak point that nearly always works for disabling.

Does anyone know if there will there be any races in this movie other than humans and orcs? I really want to see Trolls and Gnomes.

That’s true for now, but I’m seeing people use LED lighting in ways that might be able to change that. Arrays of daylight-toned LEDs, in fairly large quantities and from a distance, do a damn good overcast day.

The style kinda reminds me of the Doraemon 3D movie, Stand By Me. I haven’t seen the movie yet, but I’ve been told it’s actually pretty good.

Naturally. There are black game designers out there right now, either working within the industry or trying to be independent, and just like anyone else, they’re busting their asses to get recognized. But it’s never as easy as “get a bunch of friends together and MAKE GAMES,” as if everyone’s just a bunch of idiots…

This is like saying, “Oh, don’t see the exact type of big-budget sci-fi film you like? Get a group of friends and go make one! You don’t know how to make films? Or have 200 million dollars? What’s wrong with you?”

Still better than Singapore. Insta-death!

Aaaand you got that flute tune stuck in my head.

Acts of unintentional assholery?

Just wanted to point out that it happened two generations ago now.

Can we talk about anime without ever mentioning race? Seriously, it’s getting old. It always leads to an affirmation of the “ha ha Asians want to be white” mentality that is frankly super racist. I’m not saying that Eurocentric standards of beauty don’t have any influence in Japan, but if you ask Japanese people,…

I also think that Kyoto Animation was one of the first companies to use computers to assist in eye animation, which is what gives them that shine and consistency. Pretty sure I saw animation stills in Haruhi where everything but the eyes were filled in, because they were going to be digitally added in post.

So technically they can make a flying robot form Valkyrie separately...

Oh god it’s welling up inside me

A toast of overpriced popcorn and soda to your dad on that day, then.

Character designer is Yoshihiko Umakoshi, who also did Casshern Sins, the 2005 Guyver series, and Saint Seiya Omega. His designs are very stylized and unconventionally cartoony for anime, but they lend themselves really well to action scenes. I hope you can get past it one day.