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Abandon ending is the most interesting ending
▲ 164 r/OMORI

Abandon ending is the most interesting ending

It just leaves EVERYTHING unanswered. This was my first ending, and it's kind of unbelieveable that after everything that you went through, this whole big culmination thing, you just... move away. Which is actually the most realistic scenario imo. Lots of times in life you just end up in a dilemma instead of actually progressing through anything and then life forces you to move on. You can see it too with the way Something just follows Omori out. He'll always have that burden, but now he's going to live without answering it to it, and hell, maybe one day he moves onto too just from time and distance. That's what leaving does after all. And I find that oddly relatable

u/Jumpy-Diver7349 — 14 days ago
▲ 17 r/PetranakiArena

How powerful is empire strikes back Luke?

With the added context of vader literally no diffing most jedi and sith quite easily, I think Luke, who only really trained with Yoda at this point, still giving vader like a decent fight is REALLY impressive. His peers are guys like Cal and Ezra who both got slaughtered so quickly. Only seasoned jedi like Daki, Ashoka , Obi-wan made him take things seriously. Luke doing this with how inexperienced he is is very impressive

u/Jumpy-Diver7349 — 2 months ago
▲ 305 r/BocchiTheRock

Bocchi listen, no LISTEN. You have to go back in that cave, I left my crafting table in there.

[Bocchi] was blown up by Creeper

u/Jumpy-Diver7349 — 2 months ago
▲ 322 r/BocchiTheRock

After reading Kikuri's drunk diaries I have come to the conclusion that Shiroi is the best ship

I know there's a lot of anime only's here who's only seen her and Seika, but I need to put y'all on this ship man, chemistry off the roof, they're cute, plus ELIZA ships them!!!

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u/Jumpy-Diver7349 — 3 months ago
▲ 18 r/harrypotter

I am so sad that Barty Crouch Jr was underutilized

Throughout the second half of the series starting from 4-7, it always felt like Voldemort and the death eater faction weren't as threatening as they could have been, voldemort was always getting one upped by Dumbledore, and the rest of the deatheaters were just weak nameless rats scurrying around their leader. We never had a sense of threat from them, and that's mainly because Voldemort couldn't be used because of how powerful he was and being the final boss, while the rest of them were low level henchmen. We didn't have that middle guy, the antagonist that was actually a threat not named Voldemort. And I think Barty Crouch Jr would have been PERFECT for that role.

Think about it, he's canonically Voldemort's greatest deatheater. Everything that Sirius was originally hyped up to be. If it wasn't for him Voldemort would not have come back. It's thanks to him that Harry was in the goblet of fire, FOOLING Dumbledore himself, not only for the incantation, but for the entire school year as Moody. The fact that Barty bonded with Harry and the golden trio, and especially Neville, got to know them personally and helped Harry in genuinely improving as a wizard.

IMAGINE the dynamic if he survived and faced them, unlike everyone else they KNOW each other. Harry got his dream to be an auror thanks to Barty. He fullfills that antagonist spot perfectly as the threat the golden trio would mainly face, and there's something there between them, between a mentor and student. Imagine Harry and Neville confront Barty 2 on 1, and Barty goes "you two were always my favorite students." that would be AMAZING.

he would have made the stakes even higher than before if he was the one to kill Sirius as well, while also largely taking on Bellatrix's role, Harry by book 7 dueling Barty as revenge for Sirius would have been glorious, the storylines this character could have made.

But no, he got french kissed by a dementor.

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u/Jumpy-Diver7349 — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/nirvanacirclejerk+1 crossposts

You know the song Beans is kind of underrated lyrically.

like the symbolism is there. put some actual instruments and kurt’s voice over it and it might not sound bad. Think it’d sound like a song in Bleach

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u/Jumpy-Diver7349 — 4 months ago
▲ 0 r/DC_Cinematic

Hot take? Disregarding everything else and purely visually, I think Man of steel is shot better than (2025)superman

Man of steel is pure eye candy tbf, if there’s one thing that Snyder knew how to do, it was make shit look cool

u/Jumpy-Diver7349 — 4 months ago
▲ 650 r/Chainsawfolk

This will always be the true ending for chainsaw man.

Hell, this will always BE chainsaw man, as a whole. Not whatever themes and messages that Fujimoto tried to petal in part 2. For as long as I live this will be what chainsaw man means to me

u/Jumpy-Diver7349 — 4 months ago
▲ 2.0k r/BocchiTheRock

What does Kikuri look like sober?

Could she just act like this because she’s drunk? And when she’s not drunk she’s just like Bocchi with her anxiety? How often on what scale is she drunk?

u/Jumpy-Diver7349 — 5 months ago