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You know, I noticed this earlier but I forgot to say anything. A while ago, I made mention that I was rewatching Bakugan: Battle Brawlers, and I noticed something. In the first episode, this could be a dubism, but in the first episode, Dan is about to battle this guy named Shuji I think, and this Shuji guy claims he uses Subterra Bakugan. Then, Dan starts complaining about how he's never heard of Subterra before. Dan, what do you MEAN you've never heard of Subterra?! YOU LITERALLY INVENTED THE GAME!

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Okay, I stand by everything I said, but I will admit, as a show, Woody's Roundup probably had more thought and work behind it than I was giving it credit for. Alternatively, maybe Woody did have a phase early on, but we never see any hint of that.

So, was watching Toy Story earlier, and me and my sister were thinking; Why is it that Buzz Lightyears are the only toys that don't know they're toys? Cause, the only toys that didn't know were Buzz, and the Buzz and Zurg from the sequel. The conclusion we came to, and I'd love to hear your thoughts, was that it was because Buzz was a toy made for a cartoon. Like, Buzz is a fictional character from a tv series and got a line of toys along the way, and that's why they're the only ones who didn't know they were toys.

Then, we both remembered that Woody had a show, and yet he knew he was a toy, so that can't be right, can it? However, I think that Woody was more of a toy line that got a cartoon eventually, because of how low quality the show looked. Like, it looked more like a commercial turned into a tv show.

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"At least you'll never be as bad as Al from Al's Toy Barn." - My sister, 2024

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So, was watching Toy Story earlier, and me and my sister were thinking; Why is it that Buzz Lightyears are the only toys that don't know they're toys? Cause, the only toys that didn't know were Buzz, and the Buzz and Zurg from the sequel. The conclusion we came to, and I'd love to hear your thoughts, was that it was because Buzz was a toy made for a cartoon. Like, Buzz is a fictional character from a tv series and got a line of toys along the way, and that's why they're the only ones who didn't know they were toys.

Then, we both remembered that Woody had a show, and yet he knew he was a toy, so that can't be right, can it? However, I think that Woody was more of a toy line that got a cartoon eventually, because of how low quality the show looked. Like, it looked more like a commercial turned into a tv show.

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Never before have I felt so called out.

one of the worst things about being a writer is when you have to sit on your hands about a REALLY COOL SPOILER. and you just want everyone to know about the really cool spoiler you want them to know so so so badly but the best way for them to learn it would be to experience it and you also want them to do THAT so you’re just sitting on your hands vibrating and making a low whine while your dog looks at you with concern. and then your friends go “what’s wrong”. and you go PLEASE I NEED TO TELL YOU. and they go “oh okay so tell me”. and you go NO,

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Ever get inspired to make an OC based on what your music playlist is? Cause YouTube Music just gave me The Main Character which was immediately followed by The King of Villains and that is such a vibe.

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Okay, I think I just figured it out; The Great Beyond in Soul is just the Land of the Dead in Coco. In Soul, it's just presented as this giant, white portal thing with an escalator leading you to it. We never actually see it! So! Hypothetically speaking, it is entirely possible that on the other side of said giant, white light portal, lies the Land of the Dead!

Oh, yeah, while I haven't seen it yet, can someone explain to me how the Pixar Theory explains the weird afterlife thing in Soul and the completely different Land of the Dead in Coco. To reiterate, I haven't seen Soul yet, bout to watch it for the first time right now, in fact, but I somehow doubt that there's going to be an explanation for this question in the movie.

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You know, it's weird that I thought of this, I don't even know why I thought of this... But what Sunny and Basil did to Mari would make for a very sad episode of Columbo, I think.

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You know what really grinds my gears? This stupid trope I've seen in a few anime, can't name any off the top of my head, but I've seen it in an abundant amount. It's, like, whenever a female character shares a water bottle or some shit with a male character, then they start freaking out about some 'indirect kiss' nonsense. Like, what are you, 5?! If it's that big of a thing, then just waterfall that shit! It's fuckin' stupid is my point.

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Oh, probably the last thing for today, I swear, but... Anybody know some good, cheap animation software?... And some good, cheap tutorials on how to make an animatic? Because I just found out that A) Mr. Puzzles is voiced by JelloApocalypse, and B) No one is doing anything with this information, so I feel the need to do it myself.

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Soooo, I just learned something crazy. The biggest Titan in Attack on Titan is 220 meters tall (about 721 feet and 9.4 inches for us Americans). The Boiling Isles in The Owl House is about the same size of Vermont. Vermont, from its Northern Border to its Southern Border, is 159 miles. For us Americans, that's 839,520 feet, and for everybody else, that's about 255886 meters. The Boiling Isles is a dead titan. I would show what that looks like if you were to stand them next to each other, but everywhere I looked, there was no tool that compared heights that would actually show the AoT Titan with the TOH Titan, because apparently, it's hard to compare the heights of two things when one is less than 0.08598% the size of the other.

My point? I don't really have one, but good God, this was weirdly eye opening.

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Oh, yeah, while I haven't seen it yet, can someone explain to me how the Pixar Theory explains the weird afterlife thing in Soul and the completely different Land of the Dead in Coco. To reiterate, I haven't seen Soul yet, bout to watch it for the first time right now, in fact, but I somehow doubt that there's going to be an explanation for this question in the movie.

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So, I just thought of something, stop me if I sound stupid. You know how the Pixar Theory states that, essentially, all the Pixar movies are taking place in the same timeline? Yeah, okay, so... What does that imply for Inside Out specifically? Like, do the monsters in Monsters, Inc. have emotions running around in their heads, what about Toys, or Cars? Bugs probably do, because that one cat during the end credits did, but bugs act like people in A Bug's Life, so are theirs like the cat and their emotions, and just a bunch of the same bugs, or are they like what we see in the humans? Same goes for fish in Finding Nemo, and the dinosaurs in A Good Dinosaur.

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Here's another, what is the exact time period that Bloodborne takes place in. Like, it's a dark victorian setting, but they got streetlamps and rifles in Yharnam. I'm just wondering what the most recent invention was, like cobbled roads, the steam engine, running water, toilets. That last one better exist because if it don't, then there is literally no reason to live there... Not like there were many to begin with.

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Hello, I'm here to ask the stupid questions no one is asking, such as; How fast would Columbo figure out all the shit going on with the Forgers?

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Hey, Tumblr, I need your assistance. I was about to start watching SMG4, but then I realized that 'hey, there are all of these arcs, but I have no idea which one goes first/last/etc.' so I looked it up, and everyone seems to have reached consensus on which arcs go where. That being said, no one is saying where Lawsuit or Puzzlevision go. That isn't really my problem though, the videos in Lawsuit's playlist are clearly older and the fact that people are freakin out over how much of a bop Puzzle Park is makes it fairly obvious which is newer. So, I thought, okay, I'm good to go, but then I noticed there were videos that might be a part of the series, but weren't in the playlists for some reason. So, are those videos just not necessary? Please Tumblr, you're my only hope.