They had no input from Akira Toriyama, the creator. The entire show was just thrown at the wall to see what stuck - because money. In all honesty, they had no idea what they were doing with it but to continue to sell toys.

You don’t respect anything. You don’t even understand that comics are visual storytelling, and are called sequential art. They require a script, diagrams, plotting and writing. To understand sequential art is to understand visual storytelling, it is the same damn thing. To not understand that shows how ignorant you…

You’re an idiot. Reading comprehension is a 2nd grade ability. Maybe go back and learn it. Or perhaps re-watch an episode of “Reading Rainbow.” It might help with your disillusioned superiority. Yes. I am being an arse now.

So you completely ignore points I made from the previous films and the character that emerged from those as to how Whedon chose to write her? Okay. Keep trying to tell me I don’t get it.

You’re now becoming an arse. You interpreted it very differently, but that doesn’t make your opinion wrong. I just disagree with it. So did a lot of other people. Before hand we were having a discussion, now you’ve just become another person who can’t handle counterpoints to your argument and claim I don’t understand t…

“Hero of the common man,” you mean “Hero of the common yea-bro”

I’m glad I’m not the only one that saw a serious Christy Mack influence here lol

Gotcha covered....

Just for informative purposes - they’re using the same type of technique that Disney and Pixar have been using lately. It’s a combination of 3D models and 2D animation, with the 3D rendered unfinished. Think of it as a digital macquette, and then the 2D artists use WACOM tablets to draw on the 3D models. The 3D team…

“They don’t even look scary – more like six foot toys.”

It’s like those days of the SNES/PS1 JRPG days never existed right?

I wish this show had gotten more recognition. Especially since it came out nearly a decade before Bakuman. :(

To avoid this....

I see where you’re coming from. The thing is, it’s just as convoluted as the film. Natasha was the one that suggested running away to Banner. It was her plan to bolt in the bedroom scene. And plays the “I’m sterile” card to try to entice a favorable response from Banner. Her years as an assassin don’t cut it, instead…

The moment right here. Man I loved every frame of this film, but this was just fist pumping HELL YEAH!

It shares the commonality with films from the 80’s. Think of it like Ripley/Hicks from Aliens. Or the original Total Recall with Quaid/Melina. It’s that mutual respect dynamic. The other girls are essentially tropes -

Most badass moment I have seen in a film in a LOOOOOOONG time. Hell yeah to this scene.

The movie could have gone a different way. It easily could have turned them into damsels in distress that Mad Max has to save, while they themselves become supplicant sex objects. The “oasis” scene, where they’re cleaning themselves and drinking water was the turning point. When they cut the chastity belt off, that’s…

I forgot this earlier, when Iron Man and Hulk are fighting, The Hulk gets angry when Tony mentions “Puny Banner,” and he apologizes. This would insinuate that The Hulk has spoken in between films.

No, I don’t agree. Joss never made her character good. The one guy that she falls for is the one that is most likely to cause her harm. In fact, in Avengers, The Hulk is chasing her through the helicarrier, when she is cornered her goes to backhand her. Not to punch or toss violently around, but raises his hand in a…