I've seen this post so many times on FB that it's obviously just engagement bait rather than anything serious.
However, I'm curious. Aesthetically, I can see the vision, but we're missing a Champion-level form—something that acts as a bridge between a 'reptile in wolf's clothing' and an aquatic creature.
What do you think? We could also throw in a Mega form, why not?
So, I was wondering, do you know of any Mega Digimon considered 'mid'? I can think of a few, like those in the picture, but I don't know many of them.
Look, I love Savers, and the Gaomon line is one of my favorite canine-themed lines... BUT there's a detail about MirageGaogamon BM that annoys me.
I like the emphasis on the hands throughout the whole line: Gaomon's boxing gloves, Gaogamon's gloves, MachGaogamon's metal gauntlets, and MirageGaogamon's fabulous claws.
And then there's the BM, which removes the claws and replaces them with a handheld weapon.
I don't hate the weapon—it's actually pretty cool—but it makes me sad that the emphasis on the hands is lost. I really didn't like that.
I mean, he could have replaced his claws with cannons; that way, the emphasis on the hands would remain, and it would still be an upgrade over the claws.
What do you guys think?
The "weakest" of the RK vs. the leader of the Three Celestial Angels, who would win?
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General franchise lore versions, conditions as fair as possible.
I hope this tag is okay.
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So, here's the thing.
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My main character, Ethan, is gay.
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He lives in a small town named Charlestone, a very religious, conservative place where homosexuality isn't exactly well-received (among other things).
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This wasn't supposed to be a big deal at first, but I thought it could be.
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I mean, as a gay man, Ethan has probably spent his whole life hearing that he'd go to Hell and burn forever for basically liking men, which probably marked him in some way.
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In the present day, Ethan is relatively okay with this, but it would be good for the story to deepen that aspect of his character.
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Do you think it'd be good for the story, or is it a bad idea to focus that much on the main character's sexuality?