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The top. Sleeping on the under side just seems too uncomfortable.

Hey, it probably works better than a scythe.

As board caricatures go, I'd take him over the resident trolls any day. At least he was entertaining when you didn't take him seriously.

Many mammals do.

Calling it now, Danzo will reveal his final form when he removes the bandages on his head. Probably still a few episodes away, tho.

I vaguely started to like the VA scene, but I think it's mostly because the awkward comedic dub reminded me of MXC: Most Extreme Elimination Challenge. With Kenny Blankenship and Vic Romano. Dammit, now I really miss that shit.

Typical FLCL fashion, leaving us with more questions than answers. But, like I said before, at its core, just a story about maturing through adolescence. Hidomi did some good growing up.

I really liked the bus scene in this episode. It was a nice way to point out that high school popularity doesn't translate well outside of high school. A good introduction for Bakugo to get his shit together and grow up.

Think they could've at least kept Champa's food motivation more of a priority. "He got so wrapped up in the competition" just feels like too much of a stretch.

The premise of this filler is that.. Champa wants some Earth food? Doesn't he have his own Earth now?

Are we going to turn this into another "What are you listening to?" thread? Most recently, this is the latest group I've stumbled on and immediately needed more of their stuff. But I'm into weird shit like that.

Here's an easy way to remember if something can be struck by lightning: Does it have electrons?

Cumming soon: The Fuckable Mattress.

I get super bored of hearing music that's nothing but guitars and drums. If it even has any instruments at all. With whiny twats yelling their bad poetry into the mic. But I guess musical talent is hard to come by.

If you read any of the old comics, you'd know Sonic was always all about the furries.

I took at as some sort of significant that they also dressed opposite of what they've typically been presented as. I'm just happy Bismuth is back. My only disappointment was that Lars didn't show up. But since it wasn't exactly the expected "final battle," maybe makes sense. Also the "event" promotion maybe could've done better about not spoiling so much. The only ads I ever saw were about Yellow and Blue showing up. Maybe could've been better if they were just promoting the wedding. Although, obviously maybe wouldn't have drawn in the viewers just waiting for the plot progression. Kinda the crummy thing about the "events," seem to follow the pattern of 4 light episodes followed by a big reveal, then the wait until the next batch. Which seems to be in regards to the corruption. This could get good. Expecting to see Jasper reformed by the end of that. Also, Cluster. I know the Diamonds had been bringing it up repeatedly, but I had kinda expected that to be written off, too. Dunno if it was really used to great effect, but oh well. Also also, while I'm sure it's possible, I find it hard to believe Blue and Yellow were alone on those ships. Where were their Pearls, for one. And surely there would've been at least some extra crew around.

Ok then. I didn't really see that one coming. Like, sure, it's great that it happened. It needed to. But I totally expected Bismuth to be forgotten and written off by now.

It's still a kids' show. They're not going to kill off the titular character. At best, they'll somehow separate. Not sure if I'd expect it, since so much lately has been about dealing with the mess she left behind. In a sense, they're all realizing how they sorta need to move on from her.

They've sooorrrta waved this one away lately by saying others that act more spontaneously or unexpectedly negate the future vision. Garnet hasn't been able to predict what Steven's going to do a lot of the time lately, because he's not acting the way she expects. In a sense, in an ideal gem society, with everyone fitting in and fulfilling their intended designed roles, the future vision probably works out just fine. While the diamond thing has sorta been heavily implied lately up until the reveal, I was still holding out for something bigger. It was obvious PD wasn't shattered, but I was at least kinda hoping she was secretly bubbled somewhere, like Bismuth, or possibly just living a life of exile who knows where. Mostly I just didn't like how suddenly gems are able to rotate their gem during shape shifting/reforming, something that hasn't been shown at all up until now. Speaking of, super curious to know how Bismuth would handle this news. And Jasper, for that matter.

I'm just waiting for this to get enough posts for the boards to declare it "hot."

"Siblings." I didn't really like the octopus deal. Like, the sniper part started out great, but the whole "I think you're cool" interaction was dumb. Felt as if the writers realized, "Shit, at this point Kil should really be dead, but we need him to not be dead, let's come up with some cheesy shallow reason he gets saved."

Subway's bread to meat ratio is atrocious. And their bread is kinda balls to begin with.

I mean, I get it. Robot Chicken basically operates on the same principle of "here's an idea for a funny gag, but it's not enough to warrant more than a few seconds of thought, so we'll just make a show of nothing but short gags." Blended with a Tim & Eric et al sense of "this is so not funny that it's supposed to be funny." It's almost an [as]-inspired show in itself. But it doesn't belong anywhere on Toonami. As bad as some of their picks have been, at least they've kept the vibe somewhat consistent. This is like going to my typical sushi place and finding they've installed a big screen tv for sports broadcasts. Not what I'm here to enjoy.

Just to note, the parts you were commenting on as Final Fantasy were in fact a Chrono Trigger spoof. Chrono runs into Marle, Marle loses pendant, etc. The flashy effect was from one of the skills, Luminaire. Otherwise, there was nothing redeemable about this. I'm gonna take the 30 minute break every week on this one.