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Dude why is kingisle of all people making a legitimate visual novel and respecting that genre instead of making a shitty april fools dating sim
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guys I rarely ever ask for anything but the bonnie shrine was on the dorm leader boards earlier but has been knocked off please don't let the haters win please find and rate it 4 stars please please please please please please
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Question for you kids out of my own curiosity:
#They're probably the most unique aspect of the game and It gives bosses memorable traits#big fan of personality inserted into the gameplay#But I can imagine not being a fan of them cuz of the lack of prep to deal with one then there's the issue of team coordination
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Collabs are a big part of almost every live service title at this point but I'm curious what could wiz get into the game these days that isn't alienware. Like I can't imagine kid network shows because the game isn't that big anymore then there's the issue about the demographic of the game itself. What does the majority of players like??
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Palestinian students sit next to the empty seats of their martyred classmates.
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An analysis of Ultraman Blazar's ending:
Going into the last episode I was expecting a simple but enjoyable finale. Blazar is a very simple show after all. It didn't have a big plot to keep me on the edge. I even thought about not watching it live and just going to bed. It was late and I wanted to sleep. But I didn't, and ended up watching one of the most beautiful endings to a show.
Throughout Blazar we see Gento's struggle to protect those close to him. As well as his struggle to understand the kaiju and Blazar. He was ready to die to protect the Earth, and I was actually worried that he would die while watching the last episode. But the kaiju are a part of that Earth which is what Gento comes to realise through his role as Ultraman.
There is no villain in Blazar. Well besides the military industrial complex of course. But besides that there's no role of a villain character or villain group that a superhero story usually has. Instead the final opponent of Blazar are aliens who are just as scared of humans as the humans are scared of them.
If the final message is meant to parallel current real world events I don't think it works. Might even be in poor taste. The wars in Ukraine, Syria, Palestine, etc. aren't simply about equal sides fighting for no reason.
But as a more universal message of peace I get what they're going for. Blazar was about protecting the beauty of Earth as well as humanity. And it showed that not caring for the Earth and all its beauty leads to our destruction.
This parts stuck out to me as it showed how all the fighting only lead to more destruction. No side was winning. They were both planning to fight until the other side was completely exterminated. All because they saw the other side as simply an obstacle. A hazard that needs to be taken care of. They did not consider the humanity of those they're destroying.
They needed to stop fighting to save themselves.
But while the humans are struggling to come to a decision, we see the Earth kaiju coming together to save the world. These are kaiju that humans have been fighting throughout the show. And they're now the ones helping the Earth, as they're part of it. The planet itself was fighting to survive.
Which ties well with the final message the humans send to the aliens. The message is only one word. Future. This single word was able to convince the aliens to stop fighting. Because that was when the aliens realise that humans too are people who want to survive. That they both want to live. The aliens realised that they've been destroying someone's home the entire time.
And then to further seal that message, the final power up that saves the day is the bracelet that Gento's son made. Being the bond of a father and his son, the bracelet represents the future of humanity. A better future without violence. A future worth protecting.
Blazar is a very simple show, but I think through its simplicity it ended up with a very heartwarming and deep story.
This is the final frame of the show, and it is the perfect frame to end it on. Because this one frame perfectly captures the show's message.
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Holy fucking shit I miss tosh the lemur
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I hadn't been playing wiz in a hot minute, why am I seeing bantam cracking out a fat one
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