Anthony
@alexcalibur12
He/they, 22, learning art. Likes movies, games, anime, comics, etc.
It's been a while. Kinda took a break from updating this bc I had to reevaluate my relationsip with social media and learn how to enjoy things on my own again. Anyway Spider-Man Brand New Day kicked ass and reawoke things in me. Gotta let it simmer for a year but man that might be my fav one yet
And for fun here’s @gwenstacying.bsky.social and her conspiracy board from random comments made during homecoming and far from home
Was watching the spider-man commentary tracks from @boulderpunch.bsky.social and someone asked for eel electro and it made me want to draw it
It's okay Marvel may not like you anymore but you'll be A listers in my heart
Birthday drawing for @redlreview.bsky.social slash tribute for boulder punch podcast. Idk what to make trey so I gave him the org xiii hoodie
Spyro 3: My thoughts are largely the same as 2, but this one has Sergeant Byrd and he is maybe the best character in this franchise.
Spyro 2: It's fine. Like it's very relaxing. I think I largely prefer crash bandicoot but this was still a good time
Good. I have avoided ever replaying this game because I thought the nostalgia would fail but no it was so fun. Great. Man. I debated 100 percenting but I just didn't enjoy the purple coin and daredevil missions. Great all around
It's been a while. Anyway Blue Coins suck. There were lots of levels I just kind of didn't want to finish but after almost 2 decades since I first played it I finally finished it. Idk if I'll ever play it again but I did like it more than I thought I would.
i draw comics as bday gifts for friends when idk what to buy them and i feel this so hard. I started doing a top down view of some trees and you can tell when i went “…im good actually”
Ive been reading through ultimate for the first time and he gets shouted out in a band so thats pretty neat
The Shadow Strays: Timo Tjahjanto continues to have so much juice in his directing. Just a banger action movie
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion: Usually I'm not big on prequels where you go in knowing what happens to most of the cast. That being said. I loved this. The actual game parts I'm a little mixed on. It's kind of short unless you go out of your way to do missions, and its easy to break the-
One Hand And the Six Fingers by Ram V, Laurence Campbell, Lee Loughridge, Dan Watters, and Sumit Kumar: A duology that made me go "wow" several times. This is two series meant to be read together. It's a story about a detective and a serial killer with each series covering their side of the story-
Tender Beasts by Liselle Sambury: Tbh I just got this bc the cover looked cool but it was a real page turner. A murder mystery that also delves into subjects like code switching and generational trauma. The ending didn't feel right at first, but when i looked at it from a metaphorical perspective-
Super Mario Bros. Wonder: It was very fun! It's been years since I played a mario game that wasn't kart or party. It feels like comfort food. Like when you're a kid with an unexpected free day so you just warm up mac n cheese. Very healing for inner child. Even got all the wonder seeds.
Hero Lord and Demon Girl Call it Quits: Cute slice of life. Reminds me of many slice of life strips and comics I'll see on instagram. Very sweet. I liked the style of comedy. I wonder if the author will stick with comedy or move more into action fantasy in their next project. It feels like there was
Mage Next Door: I thought it was fun. Dissapointed to see that it got cancelled and didn't pick up steam. The idea of absurdly mundane magic being used for fun fights was cool. Hope the author is able to stick the landing on their next project.
28 Years Later the Bone Temple: In the year 2026, we still somehow make good (technically not) zombie movies. The first film was very much an introspective coming of age story, while this brings in the horror of other people. The fire scene. No words 10/10. Really hope the third one gets made
Sicario: I went into this expecting an action movie in the vein of olympus has fallen or rambo. I knew very little about it. It was haunting. It's been a while since a movie has actually made me gasp. Roger Deatkins cinematography helps draw your eyes so well. It just works very well. Good stuff.
Final Fantasy Tactics: Very good. The story of this wide eyed hero having his naive optimism being shattered by the horrors of war is always fun to see. Ramza is a great character. Going in with the mindset that this released in the 90s helps me understand why this is so acclaimed. It was fun to-
How it felt to like Chromastone only for him to die so diamondhead could come back or whatever that was. And don't get me started on Ultimate Humongosaur
Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 The Culling Games Part 1: I feel reinvigorated. That was so clean. The little additions and extra bits of characterization work so well. Back to back bangers of the Zenin Arc, JJK Fight Club, Tokyo Colony 1 and Sendai Colonies. Aizo is a banger. VAs are doing such a good job
@redlreview.bsky.social @thesmartalec.bsky.social @privatespidey.bsky.social @gwenstacying.bsky.social I do not know what compelled me to make this, only that the guardians track and this bit made me laugh a lot
Chainsaw Man Part 2(Initial Weekly Read): I liked it. More detailed initial thoughts in the images attached
JJK Modulo: I was incredibly skeptical in the lead up to this series. It soon became a highlight of my week whenever a new chapter dropped. My hottest take is that both this and the og series have solid endings. It felt good to read and I will miss these characters. Despite being roughly a tenth-
Spider-Man Life Story: It feels like a best of. I wish certain elements were expanded upon more but this feels like a love letter and tribute to the character. Was very enjoyable. Really liked both the ending and the annual where you get 30 years of J Jonah Jameson. Man.