This has to be a troll response. You cannot be serious with that shit. 

The MCU didn’t exist at the time. Marvel Studios didn’t really start thinking about the MCU until after Iron Man 1 was a big success, and Incredible Hulk was 95% done when Iron Man hit theaters.

“The character was introduced into the MCU with 2008's The Incredible Hulk, which dug into his experiments with gamma radiation that gave him superpowers”

A big chunk of Snyder cultists hated the movie just because it was overseen by Hamada (aka Hitler to those guys) and cutting out Cyborg, but you’d be surprised how many still consider Ezra to be The Greatest Flash Actor Ever due to being chosen by Snyder.

“I think if you asked the casual movie goer if they knew Batgirl was a comic book character they would say no.”

This petty feud between Sony and Microsoft that has sprung up ever since the latter bought Activision has been hilarious.

In all fairness, the Super Saiyan hair was out of laziness, not any kind of intentional coding or whatever. Toriyama didn’t like inking all that black hair, and Super Saiyans having white hair meant he could save time inking. The hair and aura being blonde, IIRC, came from a suggestion from the anime staff in order…

With 4Kids, it was indeed very much intentional. The CEO, Al Khan, prided himself on making the adaptations so American-ized that kids would think they were domestic cartoons, not Japanese anime.

Great Value’s Wedges used to be good, but they changed who makes them and they took a huge quality downgrade.

Back in the day, I used to love Ore-Ida Zesties and McCain Herb Seasoned Wedges.

One of the more amusing bits is that, when the film was first being promoted, some were bitching that all the advertising revolved around Keaton’s return, with the title character almost an afterthought.

They could have simply subtitled it “Before Batman,” since we all know the main reason for the title is to get “Batman” in the title.

So... I’m guessing we really aren’t getting Man From U.N.C.L.E. 2?

Yea, Power Rangers debuted in 1992 in the US. Original Dragon Ball got a dub in 1995, but only the first 13 episodes and the first movie due to low ratings. DBZ itself would air in syndication in 1996, but would not be a phenomenon until airing on Toonami in 1998.

I mean, Yajirobe got as much an introduction as anyone. The Ocean dub started with Raditz arriving on Earth, with most of actual Episode 1 cut and no summary or recap of who these characters are or that Dragon Ball was a thing. Gohan is introduced hanging off a tree branch, crying. Piccolo apparently tried to conquer…

I’m guessing they mean she should feel grateful for not being forced to give blowjobs like the All That girls.

That is largely due to Z airing first. Dragon Ball original had very, very overt Chinese influences in almost every episode in the first two arcs. 

A lot of African-Americans lump Asians and Caucasians together.

Well, live-action, anyway.

HBO Max had a DC promo spot that took most of its footage from the Snyder Cut and prominently showed Cyborg.