He says what he believes in in the movie: blood for blood vengeance. Kree died in the war, so it’s anathema to stop fighting until the enemy pays the price for every Kree death. He “accuses” Xandar of the crime of killing Kree, and his punishment for that is killing Xandarians.

Microtransactions are a symptom. The root cause of all of these monetization headaches is that making AAA games has gotten outlandishly expensive as technology has advanced, but the consumer base is rabidly allergic to increasing the up-front price paid for a game.

Azazel?

Not in the films. Closest we get is the B2s in AotC, but they got pretty dumb in Revenge.

It definitely killed Superman movies for awhile though.  It took nearly two decades to return to film.

Yeah, for sure. That is how makeup things tend to work in Hollywood though, so it’s not like it’s totally surprising. I’d like to think that they made Yon-Rogg non-blue partially to be in keeping with Carol and Korath, but it’s entirely possible that Jude Law required it.

I haven’t exactly pored over all the…

I mean, given how varied life on Earth is, we should really expect any alien species to have more than a single skin tone. The primary reason we don’t is because in visual media there’s often a desire to make it as clear as possible when fictional races are different from each other, so the audience isn’t confused.…

I’m not an expert on the original reasons why pink and blue Kree existed, but I have the vaguest recollection that it was Marvel’s way of retconning a really early art mix up, and then over time they just ran with it. As for the Kree being more cosmopolitan, I think that’s just how they developed. But, it’s always a…

Did you... not understand that I knew that? My point was that he was hiding in plain sight; he used the entire acronym because it sounds utterly boring, and that style of “I’m going to deceive you while being 100% honest” is exactly in character for him.

As a person who isn't into fighting games, my friends not realizing this are why I made new, more fun friends.

Just because we didn’t see it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen.

That’s fair. I do think it’s interesting the way they just don’t bother with telling the viewer those things, and what conclusions people take away from that. Of course, it makes a lot of sense for them not to dwell on things like that; it really doesn’t serve the story to dwell on minutiae like that.

I kinda wonder if…

It seemed like he was sorta using it as part of his cover; he was playing up the “boring government bureaucrat” angle, and the full name is so soporific that it’s perfect for that.

Korath was already non-blue in Guardians.  It seems like they just didn’t find it necessary to bring up the “pink/blue Kree” thing from the comics, just establish that they’re all Kree and move on.

He found it, the USG/SHIELD took it for study, and Mar-Vell took it when she infiltrated Project Pegasus.

It's pretty good.  It's no Winter Soldier or Black Panther, but it's fun, exciting, and the cast has great chemistry.  Larson and Jackson especially have some great moments.

I dunno, I can totally imagine James Spader having that exchange authentically.

The Goombas, Chain Chomp, etc. were sprites being reused to save money and time. Conveniently, they also played into the surrealism.

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There are not that many shows that make it that long anymore.  Far more get cancelled than ever do.