Listen. If Hal is faster than Alien X, he's never getting punched by anyone. And if he can just... Stop himself from being disintegrated, then he's immortal and can't die. I can't imagine what could kill this man if he can survive that.
Oh, and about All Things Must Die, Casey confirmed that the song is both a Cinder and Raven song. It's basically meant to be both characters monologuing about how they'll kill each other.
Path to isolation's full name is "path to isolation (mirror mirror 0.5)", so it's basically a prequel song meant to lead directly into mirror mirror 1, hence: " mirror, help me, who am i?" "I'm the loneliest of all"
Thank you for loving ep 7 and crying a bit! Its so hard to describe but that fight scene is so insane. I bawled the first time i watched. Monty Oum was such a talented animator and visionary.
That’s the neat thing about Digimon; when the DigiDestined were isekai’d to the Digital World, the amount of time that was spent between that very moment and the moment they first came back to the Real World, the world they came from, was little to nonexistent. Literally no time had passed at all, because time flows at a faster pace in the Digital World than it does here in the Real World. One day in the Digital World is just one minute in the Real World. But when Apocalymon was defeated, the Digital World was reformatted, causing time there to be synchronized with time in the Real World, causing the flow of time in both worlds to be exactly the same.
In order to perform Mega Evolution in the Pokémon games that it appears in, you just need to have the Key Stone, which is one of your “Key Items” in your bag, and the Mega Stone(s) that corresponds to the Pokémon it’s named after.
Gonna go check out the rest of your channel. Can i suggest you react to ERB (epic rap battles of history) they are great. Im sure you are aware by now that riot has made cinematic for some of their events, and those are fire as well.
"They made the Doctor seem a lot more intimidating than he is" Did you know there's a scene in an episode from the 80s where the Doctor literally talks one of his enemies into committing suicide?
I think they said it was a year in the making? My son said something about tracing being used in this AMV collab, which is apparently very time consuming. That's all I retained lol. He could be wrong. It's been a while since he was an editor.
Always when rewatching that Soul Gem scene at the start I really get the feel that Kyubey is keeping his foot on that gem and torturing Sayaka for a noticeably longer time than really necessary to get his point across. People will excuse him as being unable to comprehend human emotions, but we also know he's a lying manipulative little furball.
How stupid can someone be ? If you tell everybody about this it will bring the grimm and not just the small weak ones this is a fight humanity cant win, you think your the ,,good,, guy bc you would tell everybody about it but you are not the ,,good,, guy you are the one who caused the end of humanity just so that you can feel morally superior. That is why weak minded people like you should never have any position of power bc you would only bring death and destruction over humanity.
It’s interesting that you said that the exposition of other dust was well done, but you pause almost every 5 seconds for your own exposition. I wasn’t going to comment on it, but the contrast was obvious to me.
Really good reaction, love that you are pausing the video and noting things. Not a lot of reactors do that, so I really appreciate it. If you want more, feel free to check out my Darkside AMV as well. I would love a reaction to that. Keep up the grind!
Penny landing in front of the Schnee mansion isn't nonsensical, if anything it's the more likely assumption to make that they'd be there if she tried to think where in Atlas they would be. If I was Penny in that situation and my goal was landing on wherever I thought I'd have the biggest chance of finding a friend and the lowest chance of finding Ironwood's man, I'd probably go to the Schnee Manor too.
23:32 One thing that's worth pointing out is Yang's monologue about why she became a Huntress all the way back in Volume 2. She said she never actually wanted to save people and never really cared for being a hero, she just wanted the thrill of adventure and fighting Grimm. Yang's always been a very selfish person deep down, she cares immensely for those closest to her, but she doesn't really care for all else. She focuses all of her strength to herself and that select few, and she thinks of things a lot more personally. That's also why I think she has such a big issue with the Ace Ops and Winter, because she sees it less as a conflict of ideology or choice and more a personal betrayal. And it's why she's the one who always seemed the least interested in going towards (She's one of the first hit by the Apathy, she's the one who's acting as the contrarian to the team in Atlas. Her whole argument with Ruby comes down to this too, as Ruby wanted to help with the big picture and Yang didn't care about it, just wanting to help the people in front of her) Blake on the other hand has always been a very "big picture" kind of person, she's always cared about the Faunus as a whole as someone who was born in the White Fang and she grew to think the masses are bigger than she is (in part thanks to Adam). So it makes a lot of sense Yang would think of specific people and Blake would think of everyone and Atlas as a whole. The issue here is Yang not being worried about Ruby though, on that I entirely agree. My point being, Yang's always been the least altruistic of the cast, and I think her mood getting sourer with each Volume is a reflection of that as the stakes get bigger and bigger and she can't keep up.
1:27:40 I think that's the idea, actually. They'll throw every single log into that Cinder fire, and they'll keep doing it until we hate her so much that us glaring at the screen will kill her, because the plot won't.
7:58 As someone who's felt that way for most of my life, and someone who still think I'm objectively a burden on most people around me, what I've learned is that emotions hold a lot of weight, and they're not easily quantifiable. Sometimes, even if you cause a lot of difficulties and trouble for someone, just you existing in their daily life is already enough to overweight that. Because the simple enjoyment they get out of your casual interactions feels that important to them. That's what I've come to learn with my family at least, who I'm pretty sure I cause far more problems for than help, but still realize that for them, my presence alone makes up for it. So sure, I am a burden, but maybe being a burden doesn't mean that much. Maybe you're allowed to be one. At least that's the conclusion I came to. So while of course I try to be less of a burden as much as I can, I also learned not to beat myself over it that much, since being there for them is already enough repayment for it in their eyes. They're the ones who decide the price of the services they're giving me after all, so if they say I'm worth the trouble then who am I to complain? I think people overlook the value of feelings too much sometimes. Often, a little moment of satisfaction or happiness is worth spending time or taking a risk on. I believe people only act when they have a reason to, but that reason doesn't need to be tangible. "I want to" and "I like doing it" are reasons just as valid as any other, and people often forget that.
Thank you for keeping these relatively short. I cant name the amount of times ive had to skip through the first 10 minutes of a video just to get to the subject matter.
The mishappen quote is saying that the things that make you different make you special. It translates basically to: the world wants you to be semetrical (face's parrallell) but the marks on your face (what makes you different) make you unique, not flawed.
Games have a lot of limitations, but only requirements for Mega Evolution is Key Stone and specific mega stone equipped to the Pokémon. As for movesets… anime Ash Snorlax used six moves against a Frontier Brain and Orange League Champion Drake’s Dragonite had like 11 moves. Anime clearly doesn’t follow game limitations. But Anime Mega Evolution does require enough friendship to actually work, and even then takes even more training to master the form.
So I've only seen up to volume 5 at this time, I've always wondered if Crow was actually Rubys dad. Cause yeah, it's kinda weird that Tai had kids with both the ladies on his team. And clearly Crow has a soft spot for Ruby, training her and stuff.
You clearly are that smart. Don't dumb down your way of speech because someone might feel stupid. It's a great opportunity to teach and learn a new word. You are smart. Don't de value yourself. ❤
