After playing like....9 hours of Zenless Zone Zero, i got curious how Kill La Kill, one of my favorite animes of all time, would look in Zenless Zone Zero, especially cinematic cutscenes like Dead End Butcher Intro.

And i played a little of Kill La Kill IF, which had nice 3D Models, the cutscenes were....eh, i guess.

So i would LOVE to see the characters from Kill La Kill in Zenless Zone Zero and play as them.

Which i know that might not happen, but i think it would be cool. Imagine the interaction between Billy and Mako.

This is after Hazbin Hotel won Best Animated Series award at Astra award. A lot of people are not happy that "The worst show of all time" won this award.

And this comment is just fucking wild.

I am just confused why do people make such comparisons, when it clearly makes 0 FUCKING SENSE.

As much problematic Viv was (or is. I don't know), comparing her actions to Adolf's is diabolical and just downplays what Adolf did. Either that, or they act like what Viv did is as bad as Adolf's actions.

That's like, in the words of Turtles from DB XenoVerse 2, like an ant next to a mountain.

Hazbin Hotel won:

"Best Animated Series" over Invincible

and

"Best Voice-Over performance" with Stephanie Beatriz as Vaggi over J.K. Simmons as Omni-Man

in Astra Awards 2026.

Thoughts about it?

Meme made by me

Ragyo Kiryuin or Ballas from Waframe

Just curious

For me: Music and animation

While music has some songs that i listened to once and never again, like Speedrun to Redemption, i felt like that one was rushed, there are some absolute fucking bangers that go into my Spotify playlist, such as Gravity, Brighter or even Abel's solo in the final song. Patrick Stump killed it

And animation. The animation here, while suffering from constant red, is beautiful and amazing, considering what complex designs they have to work with, like Speaker of God

I just now found out that Eradicator is voiced by STEVE BLUM. The same bastard that voiced one of the most menacing villains in cartoons: Vilgax

I have been playing this game for 250 Hours, and man, this game is generous and not so forceful with ads or making you buy something. In game it's only advertised in the launcher, in the bottom right corner of the main menu or market. But no pop ups "Sirius and Orion Warframe are here! Get this pack for 12 Dollars!" during gameplay, no gun or Warframe is locked behind the paywall, so you can get the cool stuff to do badass stuff. The only thing that is locked behind ONLY paywall is customization and skins, which sucks, cause customization is deep and amazing, it's very Common for skins to be paywalled.

Hell, even expansions to stories ARE NOT locked behind Paywall. Look at Destiny, paywalling story expansions. Here, you get the full experience FOR FREE, so the community won't be split into those that bought expansions and those that didn't. Which is very nice.

And i know there's in game premium currency platinum which you can get for real money, there's one thing about it; You can get platinum without paying real money.

How?

WARFRAME MARKET

There, you can sell blueprints of Prime parts for platinum, so you don't need to pay real money.

And even if you do pay real money for Platinum, you can wait a few days to get Sale coupon, that can be 75% OFF.

So yeah, Warframe is one of the most generous Live Service games, which is refreshing, especially after greedy moves that big companies did

Before starting off, i want to make a few things clear:

I do not hate Jax. I don't think he's as terrible as people say. But i do not like him for reasons like how forced he is, how the show makes you feel bad for him, regardless of what he did and how bad he was to other characters, especially Ribbit in the last episode.

But i do like his design, performance from Michael or how frustrated and embarrassed he was from wearing a maid outfit. I thought it was funny

Also, please keep this post civil as possible, without unnecessary toxicity. It's my opinion and it's totally fine if you disagree with it. Just don't be an asshole. This is simply critique or whatever you want to call this

Anyways

I was chatting with my friend, who's a Jax fan, and they told me how the last episode ruined him for them because of how the show tried to make them feel bad for Jax. And we talked about how differently Jax would be written, for the better in OUR opinion

We came up with 3 directions that would work better than what we got. I will use different characters from different medias as examples

A) Irredeemable asshole you love to hate

If he was written as a bastard, who doesn't care or regret about what he did or what consequences the actions bring, making you hate him, but also like him because he accomplished one thing: Pissing you off

Let's take Adam from Hazbin Hotel as an example.

He's written intentionally to be hated. He had 1 mission and it was to piss everyone off and look at how that ended: A lot of people hate him for what an asshole he is. And that's what made my friend love Adam. He's an entertaining asshole, who doesn't give a damn about what he did EVEN AFTER HE DIED.

If Jax was written like that, basically Irredeemable character that's written intentionally to be hated, it would be more entertaining and fun

B) Asshole character but with likeable traits

If he was written as a bastard but still with likeable traits, like having a soft spot for a specific character or showing care in some moments, but not too many to make you feel bad for him like now. Basically some small pieces of good traits that makes him likeable bastard

Let's take, and this is gonna be ballsy, Valentino from Hazbin Hotel

Just to clarify: Now i like Valentino for various reasons like design, his wings, guns, voice, dynamic with Velvette, i still think he's a bastard who deserves the beatdown from Cherri and Husk and then getting choked by cables for what he did to Angel Dust. I didn't feel bad for him when he got karma and i do not defend or justify his actions

While Valentino is an asshole for what he did to Angel Dust, he does have likeable traits that don't make him as unlikeable as Adam or Jax. Like how he was at the end against Vox killing everyone, having a nice dynamic with Velvette, how he is against racism (He threw his cocktail glass at Vox after Vox made fun of Spanish) and actually funny moments (Like his "I know you won't believe this, but I don't understand" or "You're obsessed with me :)").

So if Jax was written like that, bastard character but with likeable traits, i believe it would potentially make interesting conflicts and dynamics between characters

C) Redeemable asshole

If Jax was at the start so unlikeable, but getting karma for it, getting called out, getting consequences and such, later feeling sorry and then getting better, realizing what he did was wrong, trying to fix things, i believe it would make him so much likeable

Let's take Rex Splode from Invincible as an example

At first, Rex is shown as an egoistical, cocky character, that's basically rude to others, making fun of them, like Monster Girl, but later getting karma, like getting beat down by Monster Girl, breaking up with Eve or getting disrespected by Black Samson after his rude comments. But as time goes on, you can see how Rex is changing, ESPECIALLY after the gunshot into the head. Like genuinely being sorry to Eve for what he did, getting better in terms of friendship with his team, talking back to Immortal after Immortal blamed Mark and more. And we also have a backstory of his that shows a good reason why he's the way he is.

So if Jax was like that, at the start asshole, at the end likeable and giving a backstory that gives a good reason why he's an asshole, i think it would make him a very fan favorite character, because these kinds of characters are most of the time one of the fan favorites. Like Zuko, A-Train or Rex Splode.

But in the end, the direction we got was

D) Irredeemable asshole, but show tries to make you feel bad for him anyways

That's all. If you made it to the end, thanks for reading. If you don't agree, that's fine. But please don't be toxic only because i mentioned Hazbin Hotel

Here, you're rethinking using Uriel, like if it's a good idea to use devil Warframe for revenge. But Evil Operator (I don't know what their real name is) just gave you a push to do it by reminding you how much Orokin and Ballas betrayed you. Such a sneaky bastard. Love it.

Honestly, I'm glad he did so, because this was SUCH A "HELL YEAH!" MOMENT!

At first, i thought he was a badass character with simple writing. But as the story progressed and i learned more about him, i liked him more and more.

Two of my favorite moments of his are him deflecting all those bullets from the firing squad with his sickle-scythe (or whatever the fuck the weapon's name is) and feeding his sons at the end. I know that last one sounds silly, but considering what a cold and ruthless killer he was, i thought it was nice to see him being so calm, doing such a thing like cooking, being with his sons.

He's so far my 2nd favorite character. Kahl is 1st. For Brothers!