Getting better at learning (He/Him)
6. Characters from The Amazing Digital Circus make out-of-place cameos.
Currently Reading: N/A
7. The entire show is only visible as a hidden object stereogram, also known as a Magic Eye.
8.It is Dumbed down For kids.
BTW I was writing this while eating a sandwich.
May the Fourth, yeah yeah.
9. Sponsored by Lockheed Martin
It's over Anakin! I have the high ground!
Getting better at learning (He/Him)
the look of someone who just had suspension
1.Jake Sully becomes a Misanthrope Supreme and is portrayed entirely in the right.
i did a bad thing / i regret the thing i did / and you're wondering what it is / tell you what i did / i did a bad thing
2. The screenwriters got confused by the title, so characters from Avatar: The Last Airbender keep showing up.
Edited by ArgoTheBlank on Mar 26th 2024 at 10:12:26 AM
May the Fourth, yeah yeah.
3. The Na'Vi are really people in shoddy fursuits with neon colours.
It's over Anakin! I have the high ground!
Angry babby
4. The Native American parallels are ramped up, complete with a stand-in for Andrew Jackson displacing them all.
I do some cleanup and then I enjoy shows you probably think are cringe.
What, me worry?
5. Trudy dies at the beginning of the movie before she can show how badass she is
May the Fourth, yeah yeah.
6. There's a scene of Quaritch deep-drying a puppy and making a sandwich out of it to establish he's the bad guy.
It's over Anakin! I have the high ground!
The King Without a Kingdom
7. Jake's Avatar form loses his legs to match his human form.
It's been 3000 years…
the look of someone who just had suspension
8. Everything done by Na'Vi is portrayed as right. Everything. Even genocide of humans.
(do we even need to do this? it's plenty bad enough already, imo)
i did a bad thing / i regret the thing i did / and you're wondering what it is / tell you what i did / i did a bad thing
Knuckles the Echidna
9. Everyone now drives and owns a car. The 21st century kind, in fact, which defeats the film's environmentalist message.
One thing I have learned in pledging my life to this quest is that I have been betrayed again and again. And again. And again.
The Undercover Troper
10. The Na'Vi are animated in extremely obvious CGI, defeating the film's claim to fame as a visual masterpiece.
The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.
EY GORDON
1. Now it's 1000 girlfriends instead. Scratch that, 1000000.
Naytheism should be the default, not the exception
Angry babby
2. They are really, really, really, really, Really 700 Years Old.
I do some cleanup and then I enjoy shows you probably think are cringe.
Knuckles the Echidna
3. Each episode starts with said 1000000 girlfriends being added with another 1000000 more.
One thing I have learned in pledging my life to this quest is that I have been betrayed again and again. And again. And again.
4. And in the final episode, all of the girlfriends die in a nuclear holocaust, making the journey completely pointless.
"We live in a society" - Winston Churchill, probably
zycone (Resciscor)
5. Slavery's on the menu in the harem!
Edited by zycone on Mar 28th 2024 at 1:11:24 AM
hi! i'm zycone. how are you then? is everything alright?
The King Without a Kingdom
6. All of the girlfriends collectively break up with the main character in exchange for each other.
It's been 3000 years…
The Pink Puffball
7. The many, many girlfriends clutter up the episode, making sure the viewer is confused to know who gets the screentime.
32 years later, and he's still maximum pink.
What, me worry?
8. The girls are all indistinguishable blonde-haired, blue-eyed girls named Karen, and surprise, surprise, Rentarou can't tell any of them apart!
Getting better at learning (He/Him)
9. Every episode features an instance of Sex Starts, Story Stops.
Currently Reading: N/A
5. The characters say swear words in every phrase.
"We live in a society" - Winston Churchill, probably