Jarudazuigu
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Everything that can be explained with people being stupid is correct. Exceptions don't count.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Oh, sweet summer child; you're not familiar with my work, are you.This is really good. Any chance we can expect regular updates?
I'll work on it a bit, yeah. Good idea.One thing I think you could do better is to expand the tour. It's a handful of lines, nobody talks, no real landmarks except the tunnels are talked about. Is Cyborg enthusiastic about the place? Does Beast Boy like seeing new places? Is Starfire dismissive of human things? Is Raven taking care to be on the exact opposite side of the group from you at all times?
With a chainsword?On top of all of that... it's filling a niche that was already filled. Fuck that show. Fuck it forever.
With a rusty Chainspork.
that sounds like something a ork would make, i don't even know what it is but i want one.
A spork is something that happens when a spoon and a fork have an interracial baby.that sounds like something a ork would make, i don't even know what it is but i want one.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Oh, sweet summer child; you're not familiar with my work, are you.
Also... which mofo thought it was a good idea to bring fucking Teen Titans Go into this thread?
Fuck that show. Fuck that show with a rusty spork. Why? Here's why.
More than once they take an episode the original show did and then shit on it through their awful re-imagining. At least once, they used some of the original animation and re-dubbed it for a horrible joke. They made a viciously stupid take-that episode to their critics where they basically called everyone who liked the original Teen Titans children and tried to claim the only reason we don't like Go is that we grew up. Most of the writing staff still haven't watched the original, and treat that fact as a badge of pride.
On top of all of that... it's filling a niche that was already filled. Fuck that show. Fuck it forever.
It's too fresh, I'll be too angry about it to use it properly.So I take it you have great Contempt for it?
To be fair, it and the writers, directors, and so forth thereof, are very contemptible.
I saw some of that, it actually wasn't bad. A bit childish, but not bad.Huh, I thought Lauren Faust had gone on to Teen Titans Go, but apparently she did some batgirl and supergirl thing instead. I've never seen either show, but I'm kind of glad a writer I respect wasn't heading a team of writers who shit on their fans that way.
For a moment I thought you were still talking about Go and was about to tear you a new one. Whoops.I saw some of that, it actually wasn't bad. A bit childish, but not bad.
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Looked it up, here's the TVTropes page.
For a moment I thought you were still talking about Go and was about to tear you a new one. Whoops.
Yeah, that looks fine? At least it isn't shitting all over beloved childhood memories.
It has a Supergirl that looks like an actual reasonable girl and not a bikini model. Progress, fuck yeah.
Then again progress starts taking away my video game babes. Progress, fuck no!
Not sure what to think about this one honestly. It was a bit short.
More than once they take an episode the original show did and then shit on it through their awful re-imagining. At least once, they used some of the original animation and re-dubbed it for a horrible joke. They made a viciously stupid take-that episode to their critics where they basically called everyone who liked the original Teen Titans children and tried to claim the only reason we don't like Go is that we grew up. Most of the writing staff still haven't watched the original, and treat that fact as a badge of pride.
For the 'take that' episode it was The Return of Slade.Which episode is this? Also, don't forget they make fun of YJ as well, mostly TT though.
It is? Alright, thanks for that off to watch it and then brood angrily about it.
For those of you unwilling to follow in this brave fool's footsteps? Here you go.It is? Alright, thanks for that off to watch it and then brood angrily about it.
Probably because their bosses hate serious cartoons, or even not-very-silly ones like the real Teen Titans, and like doing Take Thats at the fans of same.Wow, that's a new low even for Teen Titans Go. How have those hacks not been shitcanned yet?
No 40k here, sorry; that's one step more crossover than I'd like, especially as the basic principles on which Power Rings operate are inherent properties of the DC 'verse. It is from an alternate DC dimension. The main weapon-like factors stem from two simple facts; firstly, that the terminal is unfinished. It lacks a number of properties that would be present in a Lantern Ring because its software wasn't completed before the even that caused it to come into the hands of Agent Puce.As much as the Green Lantern power rings might be considered cosmic weapons they might be more like cosmic tools (with a rather specific cosmic energy source) that has been adapted for use by a group (the Guardians) as a weapon; as compared to this Puce Lantern which seems to be specifically designed as a cosmic weapon for use by some technologically advanced alien race.
For a completely off-the-wall speculation, the way its been shown so far it almost looks like an independent design by some alternate reality Eldar of the Wharhammer 40k at the height of their empire might have had a faction that sensed their coming doom and tried to make something to counter it based on their understanding of the Warp or equivalent. Contempt might have been rather easy for such beings, or at least easier than other states of mind, and might have been considered a better mindset for confronting various cosmic horrors. Maybe such a universe might have other power rings/lanterns from other civilizations that made their own such as based on a particular faith (like the Emperor of Mankind) or maybe WAAGH! (for Orks).
No 40k here, sorry; that's one step more crossover than I'd like, especially as the basic principles on which Power Rings operate are inherent properties of the DC 'verse. It is from an alternate DC dimension. The main weapon-like factors stem from two simple facts; firstly, that the terminal is unfinished. It lacks a number of properties that would be present in a Lantern Ring because its software wasn't completed before the even that caused it to come into the hands of Agent Puce.
Secondly, because every colour has a particular speciality. Blue is especially good at healing people, for example. Green is the easiest to shape. So on and so forth. Puce is very good at destroying things simply because of how the mindset associated with it works. If you feel Contempt for a thing then you feel it has no value, nor worth. In essence, that it oughtn't exist. So the Puce light attempts to make that happen.
All of the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum operates on a metaphysical level in some way.How metaphysical/conceptual is that power? Given how it acted weird when exposed to Diana's Lasso of Truth which has been portrayed by some writers as being conceptual in nature itself (supposedly some demons or creatures that are associated with lies are harmed by its touch) this might have some strange implications of how deep it could go in that direction. As odd as it might seem, if he ever went to one of the Marvel comics universe he might be considered an agent of an alternate Un-Being and/or Oblivion with the ring/lantern being considered the counterpart of the Quantum Bands or Ultimate Nullifier by the beings there (maybe even by the respective cosmic beings depending on how they would interact on the conceptual level).
Was the review amusing, at least?So I watched both. The actual episode and the guy reviewing it. All I have to say is: Death to the Usurpers! The show needs to be ended.
That being said, the Orange Light has the power to flood the body and soul of a thing with Avarice and transform them entirely into an Orange Light Construct; thus fulfilling neatly the function of 'ownership'. If the Puce Light were to do something similar, the result would be obvious.