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[hazieash]

Liu Kang you will always be famous

[stingyslegslookweird]

finally watched this week’s Geats and oh my god he’s a furry now

[billveusay]

I watched Gundam Zeta and...

When looking at gundam series rankings, one name always hovers towards the top. The successor that did it better. The one that solidifed Gundam as a powerhouse franchise after the success of the movies in theaters with its darker and more mature storyline.

And I really didn't like it much.

It's one of those cases where the opinion seems so unanimously positive that I genuinely think I missed something. Maybe its partly the fault of the subtitles and some stuff got lost in translation. Also, it has been a few months since I finished Zeta and I could remember things wrong. So as usual, just my opinion, influenced by likely biases and misinterpretations, don't take it as an attack if you liked Zeta.

Let's start with how derivative it is. At first, I didn't mind because it was obvious the show was building itself as a mirror to Mobile Suit Gundam. A "What if Amuro picked the stormcloaks over the empire when Alduin attacked?", so to speak. However, the more the show went on, the harder it became to maintain my goodwill. Kamille, the simili-Amuro winds up on a simili-White Base, gets a simili-Fraw Bow taking care of simili-Katz, Kikka and the other one, plus a blonde rival. You don't even get a simili-Bright because they straight up bring him back. And sometimes it really doesn't make sense, like when they paint over the Titans colors on the Gundam MkII... with the Federation colors. Look, I'm french, I know how good red, white and blue look together but pick your own identity, guys, the federation are still your enemies.

And many of those echoes felt like a downgrade. For the first half of the show, Kamille is insufferable, and while that's intentional and I'll admit he gets better, he doesn't get that much better. He's less prone to angry fits over the slightest inconvenience and elevates to being prone to angry fits over moderate inconveniences at worst. Pop the champagne. I'm actually wondering if he doesn't come off as less of an annoying, impulsive kid because they add Katz to the team as a fresh, even more annoying impulsive kid, so Kamille looks better by contrast.

Fa Yuri is also just a lesser Frau Bow, and I wasn't the biggest Frau Bow stan ever. She mainly comes accross as catty (she says "Kamille!" with the same reprehensive tone so many times I can hear it in my sleep), and while Kamille provides her with ample reasons to be annoyed with him, what I don't get are reasons for why they are supposedly close enough for Fa to act jealous whenever Kamille looks at another female character.

But my main gryps... I mean gripe with Zeta is that everyone is stupid. All the time. Do you know how many times someone makes an unauthorized mobile suit sortie in the original ? Twice, and they both get locked up in the brig after the fact. Do you know how many times that happens in Zeta ? Neither do I, I've lost count. And most of the insubordinates get away with a typical Bright slap. "My superiors don't trust me, so I'm gonna go out and fight in a mobile suit to show them" is the most common occurence, "I'm a prisoner and I'm gonna steal a mobile suit to escape" happens at least twice... and the more it occurs the more it makes me wonder why there's not a system in place to prevent unauthorized launches. Cause once someone gets in the cockpit, everyone around just goes "damn, it's too late to stop them now!". At one point Bright just gives up and says "ah screw it, this will be character building".

Far from the only moments that made me wonder how both armies can even be halfway functional. Another is the legendary exchange between Jerid and Sarah (I will transcribe the subtitles so if this is a translation error, you can blame them and not me). "I didn't expect that I'd be ordered to babysit little children like you" "For your information Lieutenant, I've had sufficient training!" "You two are newtype candidates selected by Scirocco. But look at your hands, probably never hurt a soul in your life. Are you really prepared to kill?" "No, I will never kill!" "...then what are you a mobile suit pilot for?!"

Very good question Jerid. This somewhat diminishes the status of Scirocco as a master planner if he forgot to ask candidates if they were down for killing before sending them to kill people.

You also get Wong refusing to evacuate the city of Granada even as a colony is about to drop on it, because "if they evacuate, the public to lose confidence in the AEUG's abilities". And I think we're supposed to believe that he's right. This is the same episode where Sarah, then imprisoned in the Argama, convinces Katz to let her out, give her a normal suit and lead her back to her mobile suit so she can... teach him how to pilot better. And he falls for it.

Granted, he's a kid. But if he demonstrably cannot be trusted to not free a prisoner he was told not to let out because of a little crush, despite (this will become a theme) having only met her five minutes ago, then the whole command chain of the Argama looks stupid for ever trusting him again with a mobile suit or a fighter jet. An attribute he shares with Jerid.

One of the biggest mysteries to me is how that guy can keep seemingly climbing the ranks of the Titans and being put in charge of things when he doesn't get a single W. Every single time he makes a sortie, he fails. No exception. If we're supposed to believe that he's a genuine threat and an actual rival to Kamille, then it's a complete failure. If he is supposed to be a loser, then I wonder what the point is because... well they don't do anything with him. He gets angrier and angrier, but still doesn't accomplishes anything, impact other characters or come to any realization. He just repeateadly screws up and eventually dies, and his death doesn't even get much focus.

Otherwise... well you have Reccoa "Defecting to the side of genocide because she wants to be seen as a woman and not a soldier" Londe not bringing many prizes home either. There are pretty convincing arguments to explain why she's not that badly written, but I'd still say that she's at best an interesting character concept very poorly executed. I'll probably develop my opinion on how an author has some responsibility if a character he makes is (unintentionnaly) widely hated when we get to Quess Paraya.

God, this is running too long again. Er...

Paptimus has the vibes of a great villain but it never seems like he has much of a plan beyond "not slapping people makes them more disposed towards alliances" and using his newtype powers to charm girls. And between the fact that it is always girls, and that the two female cyber-newtypes are psychological messes, while the other cyber-newtype guy seem perfectly well adjusted... it feels iffy.

And coming back to the praises of Zeta being darker... I mean yes, more people die in Zeta, but then they also have much less impact. The crew is not the same after Ryu dies, Bright gets (literally) sick with grief. Same with Matilda. And the villains deaths are also given weight. Garma's becomes a propaganda tool in the hands of Gihren, to the despair of his father, which is the first time they show us how disfunctional the Zabis are. Plus, we get a whole episode where Garma's lover tries to avenge him by sacrificing herself to destroy the white base. They even did the same thing with Ramba Ral.

Meanwhile, the last 8 to 6 episodes of Zeta are almost hilarious with how many character get unalived in a small amount of time. BOOM! Rip Sarah. BOOM! Bye Jerid. BOOM! See you Katz. BOOM! So long Bask. And theoretically, yeah, it's darker to have more characters die but I wouldn't give the show props for it if its just tying loose ends with a damn chainsaw. They all happen so fast they become meaningless.

There's probably more things I have to say but the series also has a lot of qualities. So let's talk about those.

I really like how they handled the returning cast members from Mobile Suit Gundam. They pretty much all felt like natural evolutions from their characters (the Star Wars sequels could have taken a few lessons from it). Char Quattro is definitely one of the best parts of the series, and I like how they treated my boy Kai. Making him a full-time member of the resistance would have been weird given his dislike for the army, but they show how much courage he's gained by making him a badass war reporter. And Bright is... an unmoving traffic cone in the long winding road that is the Universal Century. As for the newcomers, despite most female characters being very hit or miss, two of the best characters are undeniably Emma Sheen and Haman Karn. The series gets much better once she gets introduced. And even though the atmospheric re-entry episode was another MGS echo, the ballutes concept still made it one of my favourite Gundam episodes period.

Animation has also improved leagues beyond MSG, so did the mecha design. The Gundam MkII looks great, I love the Hyaku ✨Shiny✨, and we even get a preview of the Sazabi (one of the best looking mobile suits ever) with the Marasai.

And finally, the memes. They're probably what made the show go from ok to enjoyable for me. The neverending slaps, "I'm an autistic child", "I have never betrayed anyone in my entire life", Kamille pointing to Katz saying "he's okay" seconds before Katz explodes... the show is very generous in that regard. Okay, calling it now. Again, this is my opinion of a 40 yo anime with probably imperfect subtitles that I watched several months ago. There are so many factors independant from the series that potentially prevented me from enjoying it as much as I could, so this post is not an analysis but just an explanation of why I didn't like, and I really hope you will! But please stop leaving the keys in the mobile suits.

...OH GOD! Almost forgot the best part: half of the episodes ending in tragedy, with a character in tears screaming in a cockpit or curled up in his bed, sad music, fade to black, and...

🎶 Ooooh, I can't help believing you! 🎶

Good night!

My gundam reviews :

> Hathaway's Spark > Mobile Suit Gundam > Gundam Zeta > 0083: Stardust Memory > 0080: War in the Pocket > 8th MS Team > The Witch from Mercury > Gundam Thunderbolt > The Origin

[garaje1en18]

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[oliverpk2000]

built a mk II zaku

Been watching MSG 0079, and honestly, the mkII Zaku is such an inspired design. Instantly iconic, which is why I bought a high grade of it.

[bellswaitforsilencetopass]

i can’t watch synth reviews because now i’m thinking about buying korg nts-1 mkii. should i do it

[toomanyf4ndoms7]

(Bo'Rai'Cho has just learned of Outworld's attack on the Shaolin Temples during MKII)

Bo' Rai Cho: When was this? How did I miss it?

(Flashback: Bo' Rai Cho is sitting in a lawn chair, watching a portable television while taking the occasional swig from his jug. In the background, there are sounds of violence and destruction, intermittenly mixed with cries of alarm from monks and maniacal laughter from tarkatans)

Kung Lao: AHH! WE'RE UNDER ATTACK! HELP! ANYONE! THEY'RE IN THE COURTYARD! FRIGGIN' HELP! AAAAH!

(Bo' Rai Cho, transfixed on the TV, just raises the volume)

Man on TV: Costu-co desu ka?

Woman on TV: Hai! Costu-co!

Man on TV: Nani? Costu-co?

Woman: Costu-co desu!

Bo'Rai'Cho: Yessss, make his ass take you to Costco.

Classic uncle move. We still love him.

[danganronpasurvivoraskblog]

Security Breach.

Alright. I think it’s about time.

You’re getting ready to breach?

*Eden watches as Kaede takes a grenade out of her backpack.

Yeah. Munakata needs me to detonate this near the area of the map he pointed out. Judging from the layout, it should be just around that hatch.

Over there, huh?

*Eden and Kaede poke their heads up above their hiding spot, and see the periscopes and sensors active.

You aren’t gonna be able to lob it from here. And if you try to get closer, they’re gonna see you.

...You’re right...Hm...

...!

*Kaede thinks for a moment, then suddenly gets an idea. She takes the grenade pouch and pulls it tightly into a rope.

Hold on...

*She then uses the pouch to tie the grenade to her Mozart MKII Spear. She then holds the spear horizontally, and uses it’s ability to make it float.

...That could just work...

...

*Kaede retains focus and moves the spear forward through the air. With the grenade strapped to it, it floats over the bunker without triggering the sensors. 

...

Kaede! Periscope, 9 o’clock!

!!?

*Using her predictions to their advantage, Eden warns Kaede in time as a periscope pops out of the ground next to the spear. Kaede quickly moves her spear and hides it behind a tree. The periscope looks around for a moment, then retreats back into the ground.

Phew! Thanks...

Hehe~

...*Kaede resumes focus and moves the spear further forward, until she’s right above the spot. The grenade pouch becomes lose and the grenade itself falls and lands on the ground, immediately triggering the sensors and causing the periscopes to appear.

NOW!

*BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMM!!!*

*Kaede controls her spear and causes it to crash on the grenade. The spear’s properties cause the reaction to trigger immediately, and a massive explosion bursts out and blows the lab wide open!

GAAGH!?

!!?

!!?

*WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO!*

*Ando and his Monokuma helpers topple over as the explosion shakes the entire lab system. Items fall off his tables, as a loud blaring alarm sounds out throughout the facility.

Tch...!

*Ando grabs a protective helmet and dons it, turning towards the tied-up detectives.

Friends of yours I presume? They arrived quicker than I would have thought...

AAAAAAAAHAHAAAGH!?

*Not too far away, the Monokubs, traveling together as a group, also fly around in a panic at the explosion.

GAAGH! I-I feel...NAUSEOUS! BLUUEAGH!

WHAT THE HELL’S GOING ON!?

SOMEONE DROPPED THE BASE HELLA HARD!

BEEP-! *Whirr* WE-HAVE-A-BREACH!

Let’s get the hell outta here!

*They scuttle down the tunnels together.

Great! Just in time!

*Kaede hears sounds above her, as the choppers full of soldiers fly by. Kaede’s squadron stops next to her, and the Future Foundation soldiers descend down on lines to join her.

Get down into the lab! I’ll be right behind you!

Hey! Let me come too!

No! I can’t do that Eden. I don’t want to put you at risk. 

Stay here, and make sure no one escapes. Anyone or anything tries to get through here, you turn them back, or you turn them into fertilizer!

*Kaede turns and rushes down towards the breached hatch with her soldiers.

...Alright, fine. I’ll bite.

Hragh!

BAAWWR!

PUHAHAHAHAHA!

*Kaede leaps down into the lab and recalls her spear as the Monokuma’s inside start to rush at her and her soldiers. Despite the explosion from before, her spear is in peak condition.

Wow! Barely even a scratch!

*She readies herself and turns around to her squadron

This is it boys! SCRAP ‘EM!

BREACH AND CLEAR! GO GO GO!

*Munakata and his men dive out of their chopper and arrive at the first door. A charge is quickly planted and the door is blown wide open. They waste no time in rushing inside.

Soldier: Sir! We appear to be in the clear. No enemies currently in sight.

Looks like Kaede Akamatsu’s distraction is working. 

Remain on your guards. We’re not likely to be alone for long!

Soldier: You sure you’re ok, sir?

Yeah! Yeah, don’t worry, I got this! I got...GRUAAGH!

*Clenching his stomach, Kuripa slides down the wire outside the other door, after watching Munakata and his men descend from a distance. Kuripa and his squad land safely.

Soldier: Get a charge on this door! Blow it wide-

DRRAAGH!

*SLAAAAMM!*

*Kuripa leans down and shoulder tackles the steel doors out of their sockets.

Soldier: Oh! Uh...Never mind! That works too.

HYAGH!

BAHAUGH!

*Kaede rushes forward and slices through a beastly Monokuma using her spear. As she continues to take out all the assaulting enemies down the tunnel, the soldiers continue to push their way through, opening fire on any enemies and clearing out the lab.

Soldier: Commander! Incoming!

Huh!?

PUHUHUHU!

*FWOOOOM!*

*Two Destroyer Monokuma’s soar down the tunnel with their jetpacks, and once they get within distance, they spurt flames straight at Kaede and her men.

NEUGH!

*WHOOSH!* *WHOOSH!* *WHOOSH!* *WHOOSH!* *WHOOSH!*

*Kaede wheels her spear around as fast as she can to fan and deflect the flames, but she becomes worn down easily.

Soldier: COMMANDER!

I can’t...HOLD THEM...!

AAHAHAHAHAA-HEAUCK!

DAAAGHKK!?

!!??

*Kaede and her men stand their ground, but then are given a chance to relax as both Destroyer’s are suddenly sliced completely in half.

Hoo...Not a bad clean up job all things considered. Need some help?

Phew! Don’t think I’ve ever been so happy to see you before, Kuripa. Thanks for the save.

No problem. Now let’s hurry and find Boytoy and Bosswife!

Hey...did ya’ll sees what I sees?

Holy crap...!? They killed dad! Like...ALL of dad!

What happened!? Daddy was supposed to be the strongest of all time!?

Hey...Izit just me, or does that blond chick look kinda familiar?

THAT-WAS-KAEDE-AKAMATSU. THE-ULTIMATE-PIANIST. THE-GIRL-THE-MASTERMIND-FRAMED-FOR-RANTARO-AMAMI’S-DEATH.

YOU’RE KIDDIN’!

I barely recognize her! Who knew she had become this strong...!?

H-Hey...Monotaro! You’re the leader. What do we do?

I’ll tell you what we’ll do...

Monokid! What should we do!?

Huh!? Ugh...I dunno! Monosuke! What should we do!?

Nyeegh...Hey, Mono-dumb?

YES?

You still got that bomb Doc Ando gave ya?

AFFIRMATIVE.

Good. Keep a nice tight hold o’ that. Future Foundation might be able to destroy or deactivate the othah bombs, but so long as we keep this one away from ‘em, they’re fucked!

So run and hide like cowards? I like that idea!

*The Monokubs run off to hide like cowards while Kuripa and Kaede storm their way through the lab towards Shuichi and Kyoko.

[tremendousglitterarbiter]

If watching the wrc counts than its just wrc with dirt rally 2.0 so its just rally squared ig, but if watching wrc doesnt count then maddie gets hit by a ford escort MKII (deserved tbh)

[precisioninstruments]

[gdgwatches]

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[inbabylontheywept]

So, there's this thing in evolution where there's a category of animal that has a second stage of life - say, a tadpole into a frog - but for whatever reason, this stage stops being useful and thus starts getting "skipped." So in the frog example, instead of turning into a full blown frog, you'd just get an increasingly large tadpole.

Axolotls are like this. And we just assumed that they lost their adult form for the longest time, but some scientist was able to figure out the very weird, very specific conditions needed to activate the factors that make axolotls turn into regular full adult salamanders. Which was a little alarming, in the sense that watching a tadpole the size of an egg turn into a frog would be alarming.

Anyway, after the axolotl discovery, some people theorized that humans are like that. We are, after all, really neotenous compared to most primates - we're very small, we have big goofy bobbleheads, we're hairless... There were some notable reasons to believe that we'd evolved to skip out on our "full" adult forms.

Later study showed that nope, this is what we are, this is what we get, there really doesn't seem to be a Puberty Episode II gene buried deep, deep inside of us, but I like that idea that we missed it. Especially like this. There's a full blown gene somewhere, waiting to get activated by the Green Jungle Juice, and if we could just find that stuff we could ditch our shitty half-baby bodies and run wild. That Puberty MKII is what actually turns people into nehpilim.

Gibbe.

[schizophrenia]

'24?

'23 gerçekleşme oranı 83,33.

2024 istek listem şöyle:

-rotel ra-1572mkii, rotel ra-1592mkii, rotel rb-1582 mkii, rotel ras-5000, nad c 389 blu os+nad c298, yamaha a-s1200, yamaha r-n1000a, musical fidelity m5si, rega elicit mk5, primare l25, primare a35.2, gold note pa-10, arcam sa45, arcam a25 veya eversolo amp-f2

-eversolo dmp-a6, wiim pro plus, cambridge audio cxn100, cambridge audio mxn10 veya bluesound node x

-sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 dg dn ii art 

+apple watch ultra 2

[blockbrickworldsblog]

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