The phrasing makes it pretty clearly a joke to me. Here I go ruining it.
Note the use of the phrase "put into" an episode. He's responding to the previous poster calling it the 90 minutes they "put aside" for episode 60.
The joke is that he's "accidentally" misinterpreting the statement to mean that episode 60 will have 90 minutes of effort put into it, instead of being 90 minutes long.
My Tumblr. Currently side-by-side liveblogging Digimon Adventure, sub vs dub.The situation is that due to reasons that they are unable to disclose (probably something with Toei), they are having a lot of trouble getting the episode out. So if they aren't able to continue the series, they want to make sure the last episode ends amazingly, meaning they are taking much more time to make sure they don't miss any opportunities.
He talked about it a bit back.
Maybe. In all honesty, it's a possibility. Not one that I like, but one that exists.
edited 16th Feb '18 8:57:44 AM by Moth13
I'll be super sad if they can't get to Buu, but I'll still be happy for what they already did manage. I mean, shit, they already got all the way through my favorite villain and to be honest, that was already much farther than I ever reasonably expected the series to go.
It is phenomenal how much they've covered already.
My Tumblr. Currently side-by-side liveblogging Digimon Adventure, sub vs dub.The Boo Saga is randomness' fave, if they can do it...faith will be restored.
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Jiren's not a vile lemon anyway, so it wouldn't work for the question.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I gotta give it up for Frieza, the Strongest in the Universe (not counting gods and eldritch horrors). I love his dynamic of using transformations as power inhibitors rather than boosts. I love that he's basically a spoiled manchild; despite the trappings of being the head of the PTO and/or Galactic Emperor, he presents himself as an elite nobleman but is actually more like an angry child who throws a tantrum any time he can't have what he wants.
His personality fits perfectly with his natural power. Frieza is a character who grew up in a world of Yes. Even setting aside that King Cold's a manipulative little weasel, his parents couldn't hold a candle to his incredible might. His capacity for violent force supercedes everything and anything that could possibly be done against him, so how could even a good parent be expected to raise him properly?
How do you discipline a child who is entirely capable of overpowering you physically and taking what he wants? How do you raise a child that cannot be disciplined?
That's what Frieza is: not a king, not the noble liege he likes to present himself as. He's a child who never grew up, who couldn't grow up, because he lives in a world incapable of something so basic as saying "No." They very idea of "No" is entirely foreign to him. He can't fathom wanting something and not being allowed to have it. It's beyond him.
As reprehensible Complete Monsters go, it's a very humanizing character trait that Frieza is just so privileged as to lack empathy for the less fortunate, leaving him only able to regard people based on how much they do to exalt him. So far as he understands, the entire universe revolves around him and that's just the natural order of things; he's never been given any reason to believe otherwise. He's so goddamned proud of what fortune gave him. He's only powerful because he won the genetic lottery but he's more than willing to gloat as if he did anything at all to deserve it. And he can act like that because the very nature of his situation deprives him of any life experience that would provide perspective.
Frieza has so much applicability to the behavior of second-generation wealthy. The princes and princesses, heirs and heiresses of the world. People who, like Frieza, were lucky enough to be born with all the advantages in the world and consequentially never developed a sense of empathy for the common man. He's a fantasy exaggeration of a very well-known real-world phenomenon; the embodiment of everything wrong with inherited power, turned so far up to eleven that he literally runs a profitable corporation on manufacturing genocide.
edited 16th Feb '18 2:12:52 PM by TobiasDrake
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It's hard to tell with randomness.