Going back to those Hamilton mash-ups, if Peridot's Burr, then who are Jefferson and Madison? Jasper and Lapis? I can see Jasper as Hercules Mulligan, though I'm not sure if Lapis would make a good Jefferson or Lafayette.
Really, I'm only asking because I want to know who I should picture shouting "SOUTHERN MOTHERFUCKIN' DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS!"
Oh God! Natural light!Friends on the Other Side was great. I just wish it was a bit longer post-deal.
edited 3rd May '16 10:15:44 PM by PushoverMediaCritic
God dammit Darkabomination you are a thing of beauty!
Discord: Waido X 255#1372 If you cant contact me on TV Tropes do it here.So Cartoon Network has finally update their schedule, and TV Guide confirms the first two episodes are "Super Watermelon Island" then "Gem Drill". We should get the third episode's title tomorrow.
The only villain I could see getting a song now is Jasper. The rest of them (at least, that we've met so far) aren't really the type I would see bursting into song, but I can imagine Jasper having a very shouty, possibly mostly spoken song about how much she wants to beat Garnet and/or Rose and/or Steven in a fight.
I would mind Peridot getting a self-depricating "The Villain Sucks" Song about Homeworld in general and the person she used to be in particular. She has yet to sing while crying, after all, so she's not a true Crystal Gem yet.
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"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.What about Yellow Diamond? Actually no, that would seem weird when I think about it.
Yellow Diamond not getting a villain song at some point would be a crime.
It would be understandable both ways.
YO. Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie.They'll squeeze a song in there for YD somehow, whether it makes sense or not. No way they're going to pass up a chance like that.
'd like it if they went the opposite way. The Crystal Gems could be associated with songs and passionate musical numbers, whereas the diamonds calmly recite mantras and poetry, but do so without any feeling or passion.
"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.The High tier Gems are all just emotionless drones?
That might not seem fitting just yet.
YO. Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie.Connie's got one of the best if understated themes in the show. It's just so damn gently sweet. Then the visual novel love interest mush gets cranked up further with the music box rendition.
Has it ever been explained where pearls come from? I mean, it's not like Homeworld has giant clams to produce them or anything.
De Romanīs, lingua Latina gloriosa non fuī....you know, they just might.
Pearls are implied, at least pearls like our Pearl, to be luxury servants, so seeing Homeworld have some sort of a custom making process for them would make sense.
I could also see some sort of natural process to make gems that doesn't require all the technology fuss.
It isn't just implied, we know that. Peridot are already called them custom made servants.
When life gives you lemons, burn life's house down with the lemons.Did Connie's theme change from when she was a human girl wearing rose colored glasses after she was transformed into a member of the Rose collective?
"Show us the Galaxy Warp."More often than not, you leave me confused as to the point of your posts, H.
They just leave me annoyed.
Have you any dreams you'd like to sell?They just go from obsessing incessantly over one theory to obsessing incessantly over the next.
That might not seem fitting just yet.
Well, it'd be the Diamonds, so they wouldn't be "drones."
The effect would be more like that the Diamonds don't understand and/or care about the passion and pathos that drive the Crystal Gems to be such musical beings - they're not "emotionless," rather they don't see the worth in expressing themselves in such a way. Which would work really well with what we know about Homeworld.
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"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.So Gem culture is a reaction to reject the emotional baggage of their biologic humanoid progenitors?
"Show us the Galaxy Warp."Or Gems evolved naturally.
Friends on the Other Side is my fav Disney villain song, thought it mixed spoken dialogue with singing rather well.
I do have to wonder what a song would even be like for villainous characters, because Homeworld's villainous characters distinctly lacking melodic elements.
If it involved singing but was heavily distorted with a backing track of Harsh Noise, that would be awesome. Some stuff in the soundtrack already gets pretty high on the Mohs Scale of Musical Hardness.