Frish
@frish
Back on my bullshit. Gender agnostic. He/him/it/we/they/whatever just don't be a prick about it.
If you see this, post a magic user. SmolFrish's wizard character. She insisted it be pink 🤣
I built a Commander deck around Sami, Wildship Captain, as I have her in this foil artwork and it would have been a shame not to. Deck still needs tweaking, though.
Getter Robo: Mankind's potential is an existential threat to both itself and the entire universe, and if it is left unchecked it will be our doom. Also Getter Robo:
In honor of Sam Neill I rewatched "In the Mouth of Madness." It remains both my favorite entry in Carpenter's "Apocalypse Trilogy" and my second-favorite Neill performance behind "Event Horizon." GNU Sam.
Watching S2 of live action Avatar with SmolFrish. I haven't seen S1 so I have no context for why Zuko is living with this woman, but she sees him fixing her roof and is like, "There's a bunch of things around here that need fixing," and my brain immediately starting playing porno music.
Most Digi-destined: I try to pass my Digimon off as a stuffed animal. Daimon Masaru: NRRR METAL GEAR Takato: OMG YOU TOO?! Birds of a dumbass feather.
Most Digi-destined: My Digimon evolve through the use of a Digivice and the power of friendship. Daimon Masaru: Mine evolves with a Digivice and VIOLENCE.
Most Digi-destined: I acquired my Digimon partner through the power of friendship! Daimon Masaru: I acquired mine by punching it in the face.
The Islamic Republic of Japan has sent its most powerful asset to block the Strait of Hormuz following renewed hostilities with the US.
What is going on is payoff for a bunch of stuff that happened in S2:E1. In that episode, Roger comes to the conclusion that he is the Negotiator. In this episode, he proves it. And the kalpa begins anew.
Last episode. The giant dome over Paradigm City continues to fall, and Big O and Big Fau are now going at it amidst the destruction. And it is not going Big O's way at all. Fortunately for Roger, he's got Dan Dastun, rebel without a cause on his side. And Dan's got the rest of the military on his.
Big O vs. Big Duo, Round 2, Psychotic Boogaloo, ends with Alan Gabriel getting scolded by a dead man and crushed by wiring after failing to prove himself an adequate master. One of the coolest scenes in the show, actually.
Alex Rosewater, a man who attempted to murder the only person in the entire show who actually knows what's going on, continues his streak of BRILLIANT ideas by giving the Joker a giant mech.
Roger's house finally comes under attack, which should come as no surprise as at this point everyone and their brother knows he's the Big O's pilot. His butler resorts to the cannon at the top of the stairs loaded with AP rounds. "Tally ho, lads!"
This is a profile of Angel, a recurring character on the show. She is somehow 5'10", 117 lbs with at least a C cup. Presumably her bones are hollow.
Welp, this has started happening. I guess BSky has preemptively begun complying with the KIDS Act 🙄 If only there were some way of making my IP register as being in a different region. A way that was easy to acquire, simple to operate, and can't be easily legislated against.
"So what is Big O about, Frish?" "You ever read the Book of Job?" Sometimes I think the writers were throwing symbolism at the wall to see what stuck. Ironically, this actually CAN work so long as you know that the Book of Job is about how the world makes no sense but you shouldn't question it.
It is also weird that they reuse clips from last season in certain parts considering how different the animation styles are. Then again, they may just be intentionally confusing us by mixing kalpas together. Yeah, y'all are getting Elder Scrolls jokes in a show about giant robots. Deal with it.
Okay, and that's Season 1 down. Now Season 2 begins with "Roger the Wanderer" and shit gets even weirder than it already was.