#live action. obviously ....

[chloesimaginationthings]

I can’t wait to see mangle in the FNAF 2 movie,,

[magicwhodreamer]

I'm sorry but I can't stop thinking about the way they're portraying zoro and sanji cause somebody must have told them that they hate each other, at least in the beginning, like it's well known but did taz and mackenyu get the memo or? was it like "hey guys so you know zoro and sanji despise each other especially you zoro you really hate him" and they were like "this sign can't stop me cause I can't read" ??

i mean they really didn't understand the assignment cause what the fuck was this

[imjustavenuxwithaboomerang]

luffy, rolling down the car window: what seems to be the problem, officer?

cop: get the fuck out of my car

[kerolunaticat]

Happy birthday my mexican boy!!!

[inukag]

Throwing this at the people who think that Kagome and Kikyo are “the same person”

[meaningless-mayhem]

Being asexual and possibly aromantic but also being a huge shipper and hopeless romantic is such a wild experience ngl. I'm always freaking out about my favorite ships and giggling internally reading ship fics, getting invested in characters finally kissing or reading about their pining and their love and I think "I want what they have!!"

But then sometimes you have a slamming realization that your sweet shipping scenarios you imagine in your head look totally different irl and that you are extremely aspec.

One time I went down a YouTube rabbit hole and stumbled across Vsauce's "Why Do We Kiss?" video and let me tell you. When I saw that stock video footage of two people kissing each other I was a little flabbergasted lmaooo

[120percents]

i just think it’s so funny that zoro does not even wanna comment on the usokaya situation when usopp explicitly asks and he very pointedly looks away when they kiss and yet he proceeds to butt in every single time sanji flirts with a woman or implies he knows about romance to redirect attention back on himself like god i wonder where your interests lie…

[polkadotjohnson]

David Dastmalchian discusses Creature Commandos in pop culture, developing the comics for 2024

[giurochedadomani]

I'm laughing so hard, this is exactly what I picture Mihawk doing 🤣

[littledemo0n]

Watched yesterday the TF ONE finally. Glad to say i'll never recover from it :]

[worm-jpeg]

"im sensing a little bit of tension amongst the crew"

[lily-s-world]

I honestly feel a little bad for Joe Manganiello because it is kinda of obvious that Netflix asked him to host the Geeked stream so he could deliver the Cocodrile news on it, alongside with the rest of the casts announcement; and then someone that didn't check what they were uploading ruined the surprise.

[flimflamfranky]

i think what i'm most excited about with the live action series is how different it's gonna be.

like, obviously, it's live action, so there's limits on what they can do in terms of the crazier stunts, places, and people. the actors will have their own mannerisms and quirks they'll add to the characters that will make them distinct. it looks like it's gonna be a bit more grounded and less cartoon-y. but most of all, it's just so so so much shorter.

season one looks like it's gonna cover all the way up to loguetown, which was original a little over 100 chapters and 50 episodes, in about ten episodes. that's a lot to cover, and while they're gonna have to cut a lot of stuff, i'm so curious how they'll condense and change the story.

(it makes me wonder, with oda working with them, if it'll resemble oda's original plan for the story, which was gonna be much shorter than it ended up being. though, we won't know that unless oda says something).

it's just going to be so different than the original one piece, and that makes me really excited, cuz it'll kind of be like watching one piece for the first time again.

needless to say, i'll be ready to burst into tears

[smithsibsceo]

only acceptable non-poc casting i can see for jay in the live action is if they went back in time and came back with young michael cera

[soraya-snape]

People hating on Dumbledore because he chose to take the hard way and step in and lead the fight against Voldemort. And now they blame him for all the people who have died (not just order members but also death eaters like Regulus?!) but if he hadn't done anything they would still have died. The difference is that a lot of other people who survived would have died too.

Yes, I agree that Dumbledore sometimes had a bit of an ego, and he should have maybe trusted more people/told more people (especially Harry and Snape) about his plans. But on the other hand, I totally understand why he didn't or maybe even couldn't trust anyone. There are literally a couple of reasons. Like the last time he trusted (not only trusted but loved) someone, his sister died, and he never forgave himself for that. Or the time the Potters trusted someone and they died. And simply the fact they were fighting a war, and it's common knowledge that you don't know who to trust in times like these, especially when you know the enemy uses spies.

Dumbledore also didn't raise Harry to die. I mean, as far as I remember, he only figured out that Harry was a horcroux when he already went to Hogwarts. Before that, he probably knew something was up, but I don't think he believed that this something would mean that Harry would die (or at least he chose not to believe it because it was too terrible to think about). And even when he knew Harry was a horcroux I think he still hoped that there would be a way for Harry to survive this because he did care about Harry (and I mean as a person not as some kind of weapon). But even if he raised Harry to die, what else was he supposed to do? Nothing? That would mean that thousands of other people would die. If you have the choice for either one or thousands of people to die, what would you do? It's obviously a horrible situation and I hope no one ever has to see that happen, but sometimes the only choices we have are bad ones, but we still have to choose.

In the end, Dumbledore was a morally grey character who made a lot of mistakes and also some character flaws but he had a good heart and most of his mistakes were made with the best intentions but under horrible conditions.

[montymollusk]

something something pre-res mercymorn being the most adamant about pregnant people not being forced to terminate before cryosleep (despite the literal apocalypse coming down around her ears!) versus post-res mercymorn being the one to donate her own eggs so that a living, breathing child would be murdered in the service of killing God

the way that one of the first traits we learn about M- is her staunch belief in bodily autonomy, and the first thing we see mercymorn do is paralyze harrow and a random cohort soldier on a whim