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Yes to Bob.

ACW: That was my idea to have it just on the Disney page. I also still think it's a good idea.

Anyone count in Last Night in Soho?

Don't we still have a week for that?

EDIT: Also, for Mission Impossible, are more coming soon, or should I include the tree with this week's group?

Edited by ACW on Nov 5th 2021 at 2:48:26 PM

Huh weird.

It says its due now.

Are the dates wrong ?

Also, I think I got a cut someone I did a long time ago. And that is Mister Moloch from Project G.e.e.K.e.R.

Now... When I did him I was confident he kept, but looking back I think I made a mistake.

For starters, he's waaayyy too comedic with too many moments of being played as a joke being the butt of many slapsticks and humor. For starters, his monotone voice is played with comedy, especially there's two instances where he gets an asskicking and he screams in pain in the most monotone and calm way possible, and one episode shows he owns a store where women use his hair style and shades to resemble him. And then there's his defeat, another thing played for laughs which happens in every single episode as a running gag.

Even his threat of genocide of all dinosaurs is just that, an empty threat which even the heroes didn't take seriously and as soon as he says this he gets defeated seconds later with zero gravitas to his threat, and we never know if he carried this out in the dark future. Even some his worse acts from the final episode, that's just fridge horror on my part. We don't see those Reprogramming Camps he sends people to, we never see them, that's purely offscreen, nor do we know what happens to those locked in his trophy room beyond being displays and looking sad. We don't know the full extent of his nightmarish dystopia other than bodyswapping Geeker's body and turning his friend into a old senile man.

Yeah, I'm no longer confident in him keeping, at least GKR 23 was more of a keeper and was much more serious than him.

It was released October 29th.

to Bob, Abdul al-Hazrad and Emiliano Marquez

Okay switching to Imperious and cut Moloch

Edited by G-Editor on Nov 5th 2021 at 9:06:54 AM

Yes to Bob.

Cut Moloch (Good catch, Power. Tone is sometimes difficult to gauge for me too, trust me.).

Edited by SkyCat32 on Nov 5th 2021 at 3:00:37 PM

I guess cut Moloch

Edited by nwotyzal on Nov 5th 2021 at 12:18:28 PM

Cut Moloch

Cut Moloch.

Molch

Cut Moloch.

Alright time to get my write-up done

• To Your Eternity: Hayase is a vile Control Freak, who first dominated the country Ninannah by having them hand over their children for Hayase to feed them to the bear god, Oniguma, under false pretenses that they are necessary sacrifices. When Parona and Fushi rescue March from being sacrificed, Hayase imprisons the trio and would later kill March when they try to escape; Hayase would then re-capture Parona, before tortures Parona, peeling her face off and decapitating her. Becoming obsessed with dominating the immortal Fushi, Hayase slaughters countless fighters in Jananda before defeating Fushi, and form The Guardians with their true purpose being to keep Fushi imprisoned as Hayase's Sex Slave where she attempts to rape him, while killing any who disobey her. Hayase would then capture Tonari and threatens to burn her alive unless Fushi submits to her and later goads Fushi to kill her so that she can curse the immortal. When Fushi abandons her, Hayase rapes a fisherman who rescued her before passing her obsession with Fushi down to her descendants to ensure that she will always haunt the immortal.

Funny I did back to back CM and MB candidates both voiced by Kira Buckland.

Kuon Ichinose

Edited by G-Editor on Nov 4th 2021 at 10:24:02 PM

Who was the Buckland MB?

Cut Moloch.

Here's the pending:

• Victor (Clown-Face)
• Daughter for Sale (2017 Lifetime movie) (Clown-Face)
• Duo (Cring1)
• Ethan Jefferson (Godzillawolf)
• Abdul (Lighty)
• General Emiliano Marquez (Lighty)
• Billy Lee Tuttle (Lighty)
• Night Rebel (Mir)
• Sherlock & Dracula: Lifeblood, by Kev Freeman: Dracula (Mir)
• Peter Toynbee (Nathanoraptor)
• Bob (Powermaster)
• Headman & Cesspool (Ravok)
• Tim Feely (Ravok)
• Xor (Ravok)
• Henry Avery (Ravok)

Cut Moloch

Abdul, Marquez, Reporter and Bob

Switching to Imperious

Cut Moloch

Cut Moloch. At least GKR 23 still counts.

Bob

Taika Waititi adapting The Incal for the big screen

Seems interesting. Anyone want to snag it ?

to Bob

Cut to Moloch.

to Phanes, Morana and Ruamoko, Judge Zeller, John Gallant and Chelsea, Abdul al-Hazrad, General Emiliano Marquez and Bob.

I want to add John Milton from Scream 3, the corrupt Hollywood executive who raped Maureen Prescott to give her a role, and slept with Angelina too and showed no remorse for it and only pretended to to save his own life.

He's been downvoted multiple times.

It's about time to talk about Maya and the Three and I think I found a keeper.

What's the work?

Maya and the Three is a fantastic animated limited series created for Netflix by Jorge Gutiérrez and Sandra Equihua. In the kingdom of Teca, 15-year-old Princess Maya Teca journeys to assemble three warriors who are prophesized to aid her in defeating the vengeful gods who threaten to destroy humanity. Said gods are lead by the subject of this EP, Lord Mictlan.

Who is Lord Mictlan? What has he done?

Played by the great Alfred Molina, Lord Mictlan is the show's main villain and god of war. 15 years prior, when presented with the newborn Maya, the result of an affair between his wife, Lady Micte, and a mortal, King Teca, Mictlan initially intends to kill the baby Maya straight away, only relenting when Micte convinces him that sacrificing her when she's 15 would immensely increase his power. He agrees, taking pleasure in the pain that taking Maya away from her people would bring, but not before forbidding Micte from ever being apart of Maya's life. There's also heavy implication that he specifically wants Maya dead out of resentment towards Micte's affair.

Come present day, he sends one of his servants, Zatz, to alert the Teca of his intentions to sacrifice Maya; intending on King Teca and his army attempting to stop him. He then effortlessly slaughters the entire army, including Maya's older brothers, with King Teca being the sole survivor. He then sends Zatz, along with Acat, goddess of tattoos fails to retrieve Maya. When Acat returns empty-handed while refusing to reveal the location of the defected Zatz, Mictlan kills her by ripping out her heart, devouring it to increase his power.

He then sends several other gods to bring Maya to him, many of whom either serve Mictlan out of fear or intend to betray and overthrow him. He also punishes Vucub, god of jungle animals, for his mercy towards one of the heroes, Chimi, by having his eyes plucked out.

When Maya, the three warriors of prophecy, and Zatz confront him in the underworld, Mictlan murders another one of his underlings, Camazotz, god of bats, when he attempts to defy him. Mictlan then uses his powers to brainwash Maya's companions into attacking her, but not before gleefully revealing that he killed her brothers in a similar manner. Nearly sacrificing Maya, he's only thwarted by Micte's intervention, and later, one of the heroes, Picchu, who dies giving his friends time to escape from Mictlan.

Come the final battle, as he leads one last attack on Teca with his gods and an army of the dead, Micte pleads for Mictlan to stop his attack. Betrayed, Mictlan, despite claiming to love her, quickly flies into a rage and fights her with the intent of killing his wife. When the tides start to turn again Mictlan, he kills and consumes the hearts of the remaining gods that were loyal to him for a last minute power-up; transforming into a giant two-headed dragon. He then proceeds to wreak havoc and kills Zatz and Micte. All of this culminating in Maya killing the mad god at the cost of her own life.

Heinousness?

Lord Mictlan is a nasty piece of work, especially for a cartoon that's rated TV-Y7. He takes joy in the suffering of mortals and has no qualms with wiping them out; with his only motivators being a lust for power and petty spite towards humanity; lacking any of the redeeming or humorous traits that the other antagonists have. That's not even getting into the guy's body count. In the second episode alone he kills an entire army. By the show's end, he's killed several of the main heroes, including Maya herself via a mutual kill. He also has several on-screen kills that are, while not bloody, have him ripping out their hearts and eating them. Yikes.

Mitigating factors?

Now initially, it does seem like Mictlan genuinely loves Micte, even claiming to forgive her for cheating. However, this is very much a situation similar to Ego and Dr. Emilia, where a CM willingly abandons whatever care they had for a love one with little remorse in service to their selfish plans. In this case, he doesn't care about his wife's plea to spare Maya and humanity, willingly continuing his attack on Teca, having no difficultly fighting and eventually killing Micte. The show doesn't portray Mictlan with the slightest bit of sympathy here, with him completely tossing away whatever sincerity there was in their relationship. There's also no indication that he lost his sapience when entering his One-Winged Angel form, and if it did, then there are still zero signs that he didn't fully intend to kill Micte prior to that. He also claims that he'll honor the sacrifice of his loyal subordinates, but he shows zero remorse for killing them and breaks out into an evil laugh immediately after their deaths, so it's safe to say that he wasn't being sincere.

Final thoughts?

Despite his relationship with Micte somewhat complicates things, if Ego or Dr. Emilia can get approved, I say he keeps.

Edited by Sawkman on Nov 5th 2021 at 5:54:14 AM