It really screams both colorblindness and major “Pick Me” vibes from people who like that from Harry Potter.
And also with what I said above, imagine wizards harassing an interracial couple trying to claim they’re not discriminating by race, that “it’s just a coincidence the non-white partner has no magic.”
Really seems like the 90s-00s was the Golden Age of pretending to be progressive/rebellious.
Really seems like the 90s-00s was the Golden Age of pretending to be progressive/rebellious.
It just doesn't hit the same if it's either just the crossdressing (at first) that's animated, or the entirety of this arc is only in the LN and Manga. I yearn for a season 2.
I mean branding your workers on your property legit sounds like something the villain of a Far Cry game would do.
For an idea: If the game tries to go a route similar to how they remade RE4, keep the scene almost exact, but play it as serious (no winking to the audience or anything). Rather than the older campy style, just try to play it straight, no matter how absurd.
Syndrome (The Incredibles)
Goldenface (Threat Level Midnight, The Office)
Heinz Doofenschmirtz (Phineas and Ferb, 2nd dimension version)
And on the other hand, which one would you say is the most tragic/sympathetic, despite their backstory?
Also open to choices I did not put in here.
Ignoring the obvious problem of time period, in the game they've been known to join in on various conflicts, from warring factions to the mafia and even at some point on a tropical plantation in Guarma. If you've played the game, you know the results at the end will probably be disastrous, but it's the journey that is interesting, and how the Red Dead characters would interact with the CG characters.
Does this also mean The Moon goes blind in their version of A Trip to the Moon (1902)? Does it scream or keep on smiling?
On one hand, we see a lot going on with Satsuki, but still being really antagonistic, but on the other hand Kaho is on the cover for the upcoming manga volume, and less antagonistic (of course drama can and will still happen once in the relationship, but I mean in terms of joining in first).
Though here’s an alternate idea: They both end up joining at the same time.
As in real life, Ed Wood died before he could experience any of that cult-classic fame, let's say that the Doctor decided to also give him that treatment. Around 1-2 days before he would die in real life, he is temporarily plucked out of time, and taken to a future time where he can see the cult following of his "so bad it's good" films. It could be a screening, a convention, and so forth, but something that really shows the cult following he would gain later on.
The question here is with how would he react. On one hand, there is some popularity and a legacy he can see, but on the other hand they still don't view his movies as good.
Technically while they did confirm Leon is married, they never confirmed their gender.
Considering that Stolas's mansion is in the Pride Ring, let's assume the Vees tried to send pornstars as some sort of offering for an alliance (Before you say that would be a bad idea with royalty, let me remind you what Vox did to try and appeal to Carmilla). Of course when Dust tries to flirt with Stolas, things happen, and well you know. If there's the whole controversy with Royalty x Imps, imagine the chaos from Royalty x Sinner. Maybe also in this alt-universe the Goetia play a bigger role in Hazbin Hotel. But to make you feel better, maybe they do eventually end up in a threesome with Blitzø, though that would happen much later on.
2nd Image by u/ArtHound (Reddit keeps changing @ to u/)
In an alternate scenario, he appears but not as the main character.