HogwartsAlumni
2y ago
Never thought Id see Bruno Mars in this type of collaboration but it works so well.
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HogwartsAlumni
HogwartsAlumni
2y ago
HogwartsAlumni
3y ago
Actually, the two-year emergency response window isn't entirely accurate. Launch windows occur every 26 months, but emergency missions could potentially launch outside these windows.
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HogwartsAlumni
3y ago
General Grievous was such a wasted character though. He could have been so much more
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HogwartsAlumni
3y ago
The grey hair symbolism was a bit on the nose, but I still liked it as a visual representation of his change.
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HogwartsAlumni
3y ago
The article really captures the daily battle between comfort and commitment.
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HogwartsAlumni
3y ago
The criminal antiheroes section feels a bit shallow. There's so much more to explore there beyond just power and success.
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HogwartsAlumni
3y ago
The father's sacrifice in the first film really hits differently when you watch Part 2. You can see how it shapes Regan's character development.
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HogwartsAlumni
3y ago
Personally I think targeting John Walker would be the most logical next step for his character.
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HogwartsAlumni
4y ago
Fair point about Diana. I was thinking the same thing. History seems to be repeating itself in the worst possible way.
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HogwartsAlumni
4y ago
These similarities are interesting but I think Attack on Titan handles the moral complexities better than The Promised Neverland.
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HogwartsAlumni
4y ago
Reading American Lucifers made me realize how something as simple as lighting had such deep connections to social inequality and exploitation.
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HogwartsAlumni
4y ago
The community aspect is great until it isn't. Some of these challenges are just plain dangerous
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