u/FamousStatement6141

This is my list:

2D:

-Man Research (Clapper)

-12D3

-Hip Albatross

-Ghost Train

-Mix 2

-Seattle Yodel

-Shaga Laga

-Every Planet We Reach Is Dead

-Sleeping Powder

-Do Ya Thing

-Five Whales In A Dream

Murdoc:

-Murdoc Is God

-Double Bass

-White Light

-O Green World

-Punk

Russel:

-Rock The House

-The Sounder

-Clint Eastwood

-November Has Come

-How Far

Noodle

-Faust

-Left Hand Suzuki Method

-Dare

-Electric Shock

-Re Hash

Both were trained to be killing machines, and both are experts in using all kinds of weaponry, ranging from firearms to melee weapons.

However, there are certain differences between them that make it a bit difficult for me to determine which one is the ultimate weapon.

On one hand, Noodle possesses all the experience and training she received from the Japanese military since childhood.

Unlike Cyborg, she has always been a martial arts expert; she could kick a gorilla's ass at the age of ten.

If necessary, she can use the keyword "Ocean Bacon" to unleash her full potential and transform into a killing machine, just like in the "On Melancholy Hill" music video. Her greatest weakness is that she remains human.

Cyborg Noodle, on the other hand, needs no weapon—she IS the weapon. She can fire bullets from her mouth (check the third image), and since she isn't human, she can survive a bullet hole in her head. However, Cyborg Noodle has serious weaknesses: she frequently suffers from short circuits and needs to recharge with electricity periodically because she runs out of energy—moments when she is completely defenseless.

In short, I think Cyborg Noodle is more like a war machine created by Murdoc, whereas Noodle is a sort of super-soldier raised by the Japanese military. And while Noodle remains human and cannot fire bullets from her mouth, her experience makes her more balanced compared to Cyborg Noodle—who, despite sharing her DNA, lacks her memories.

I would like to know your opinions.

I remember thinking as a kid that I’d love to visit these places, but now I realize they’d be among the worst places in the world to live—haha.

I mean, even though Kong Studios is located in Essex, England, it’s a cursed site—rife with demons and zombies, and featuring its own portal to hell. Then there’s Plastic Beach: it’s swarming with pirates, and the surrounding waters are full of bombs and sea monsters—plus the occasional demon like the Boogieman. It’s also located at Point Nemo, the most isolated spot on Earth, so there’s nowhere to run.

In my case, it’s the fact that Noodle sings on "Empire Ants." I know the official story is that Little Dragon sang on "Plastic Beach"—not Noodle—but I don't know; since Noodle didn't say a single word during Phase 3, I like to think that she at least sings a little bit on the album.

I’ve seen a lot of people who don’t like 2D’s white eyes—and I think I can sort of understand why—but there’s also plenty of art where white eyes look better than black ones. I guess it depends on the specific case. It is also a fact that, in recent years, we have hardly seen 2D with black eyes again.

For me, Phase 3 Noodle is peak Noodle, but I also feel that Phase 2 is just too iconic. The design I liked the least is the "Cracker Island" one; I don't like her haircut.

For me, it's “The Sweet Prince.” The story behind the lyrics is very moving, as is the inspiration Damon drew on when writing them.

Aviso que yo no tengo idea de computadoras todavía no he querido conectar nada porque he visto que uno de los ventiladores vino suelto y hay unos pequeños alambres abajo, que creo que debería quitarlos porque podrían hacer corto, me podrían decir que debería hacer? Por qué ese color está así suelto pero conectado al mismo tiempo?