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As usual, Amy fans are losing their minds over her having more than one personality trait that isn't being the ILUVSANIC girl.

Apparently her using her cards in any capacity now somehow "ruins" her or is "replacing her hammer".

I mean for crying out loud, her cards have been prevalent in all of ONE game most recently (and even then that was under special circumstances), a collectible series, and a few issues of IDW.

And yet some fans actually believe she's become obsessed with her cards... Ignoring that fall that they were the entire reason she even went to Little Planet to find Sonic.

How do these people call themselves "fans" again?

Another example of spite ruining a project. Sonic Unity, while having more people on the project, had a user by the name of Laviarray at the forefront of its promotion.

And needless to say, he practically torpedoed it's reputation out the gate.

First off, Lavi straight up insulted fans by claiming that they support a writer with "no major storytelling talent" and basically saying "I wrote this to prove I'm better than Ian" for starters.

Plus there's the fact that Lavi has made it no secret that he despises Ian to the point of supporting spreading false info about him to "save the fandom", regardless of his claims to the contrary. Even when called out he goes out of his way to talk down to people who enjoy the series.

Nor exactly a good idea to alienate fans when promoting your comic.

For those of you who don't know, an artist by the name of Glitcher made this blog a while back focusing on his "review"of the IDW comics... And by review I mean he threw a temper tantrum for six paragraphs before quitting the comic after two to three issues.

And as you can tell from the image listed above, he decided it will be a good idea too encourage his fans to attack and harass second into firing Ian while claiming his work was objectively better.

Fun fact: He had several characters connected to Ian act like complete idiots.

Shard acted like a show off during a mission while wasting time flirting with the wolf twins, which got someone killed.

Big is treated like a mentally handicapped child.

And the Woodland Freedom Fighters are incompetent imbeciles who blindly attacked silver for no reason just because he was standing near the wreckage of an Eggman robot.

If you can't tell this guy is a walking example of how not to promote your work even if you don't like a certain person.

The fact that these guys reached their full potential while training with Ash proves that THEY weren't the problem, their trainers were just lazy and incompetent.

I'm going to be blunt, the complaint that Korra was "reckless" for ignoring Tenzin’s guidance in favor of learning Spirit Bending from her uncle Unalaq, as well as constantly claiming none of season 2 would have happened if she had "just listened to Tenzin"is a phenomenally stupid take that needs to be put down and thrown in the trash where it belongs.

Ignoring the "he was obviously evil/people warned her" complaint/lie (which is a complaints so stupid in warrants its own page), the fact of the matter is her listening to Tenzin would have resulted in an outcome even WORSE.

You think losing the past lives is bad? How about the ENTIRE PLANET?

[Immediate Warning: Anyone STUPID enough to try to use Seven Heavens as a crutch is getting blocked IMMEDIATELY. Don't test my patience.]

If Korra had to train with Tenzin (which means abandoning her home to the dark Spirits attacking to hop from Temple to Temple on the vague hopes she'll suddenly become spiritual), the immediate result would have been TOTAL STAGNATION. For all his wisdom as an Airbending master, Tenzin’s connection to the Spirit World is objectively NON-EXISTENT (something he himself admits). Under his guidance, Korra would have learned absolutely nothing and accomplished nothing.

Meanwhile, Jinora would've eventually ventured into the Spirit World alone, only to be intercepted by Unalaq, who uses her as a definitive hostage, leveraging her life to force Korra to open the Spirit Portals under HIS terms.

Once the portals are opened, with no personal growth and no counsel from Iroh-whom Korra only encountered because she stepped outside of Tenzin’s rigid framework-Korra would be overwhelmed by the dark spirits. And Unalaq, having secured the portals and having no further need for leverage, would kill Jinora. With her gone, there would be no one to assist Korra in the final battle, and without the Spirit Bending techniques Korra learned, she'd be helpless against UnaVaatu.

Thus Korra is killed ending the Avatar cycle.

Vaatu plunges the world into 10,000 years of darkness and everyone is doomed.

But hey, at least Korra listened to Tenzin, right?

The fact of the matter is anyone who uses "Korra should've listened to Tenzin" as a crutch seem to love mistaking obedience for wisdom, failing to realize that Tenzin, as well-intentioned as he was, was completely ill-equipped to guide the Avatar through a spiritual crisis of this magnitude.

It's kinda ironic: by seeking her own path, Korra saved the world.

Had she played by the rules and "listened to Tenzin" the world would've ended.

Just wondering, why wasn't their team origin the starting point of the entire series?

In the Pokémon Adventures Manga, it's confirmed that a trainer could actually Mega Evolve their whole team at once if they had extra keystones.

And we already know that Ash owns several Pokémon who could potentially Mega Evolve, imagine if he gained access to that kind of power?

Funny how certain fans had a collective heart attack over ONE minor reference to CD in the new version, yet NO ONE had a problem with the OG version referencing Secret Rings, Black Knight, & Colors... all in ONE SENTENCE.

These guys ain't beating the hypocrisy allegations.

A nice little tour to show all the little details I added in, I'll add in another video once I finished Celebi's shrine.