Man. I think they really had fun creating all those characters during the so-called "Archie Era." Do you guys think it would be cool to see them again?
As I said, I know full well it's a stupid question. After all, it's the same game world and the classes are the same; the only difference is that one is set 1,000 years later.
But I'm still curious to know whether you prefer a class as it was "originally" or as it is "recently."
First attempt: Golden Luffy
Second attempt: Chopper
It couldn't have gone better!
I have to say... I had a feeling we wouldn't get an episode that ended with "and they lived happily ever after."
But even so, I really feel like strangling someone!
What about you guys—what do you think?
He is adorable. He looks like a very kind and helpful skeleton.
Today, as usual, I went to throw some paper into the designated bin. But as soon as I opened it, I found a whole lot of books. And not just cheap, trashy ones, these were old books in good condition! Encyclopedias, fiction books, and even dictionaries.
It bothered me to see all those wonderful books being thrown away, so I rescued as many as I could (luckily, the paper and cardboard bins are among the cleanest ones); I donated most of them to the local library. But I kept three books for myself... including this one!
For those who don't speak Italian, "Dizionario" means Dictionary. This children's book, released in 1972, is packed with pages full of words accompanied by beautiful illustrations of Disney characters from that era.
I wanted to include the ones I liked best. It feels like watching Once Upon a Studio, given all these characters from different movies interacting with one another.
Hi there.
I’m a huge fan of TMNT, Disney, and board games. I came up with the idea for this post thanks to the Ravensburger board game *Disney Villainous*.
For those who don’t know what I’m talking about, I’ll keep it brief. *Disney Villainous* is a game where you play as a villain trying to achieve a specific goal (which varies by character—for instance, Prince John needs to amass wealth, Maleficent needs to put the entire kingdom to sleep, etc.). You’re aided by allies and minions, but you’re also hindered by the "good guys" (summoned by your opponents).
So, that’s the game in a nutshell. And I’d love to see something like that for TMNT.
I think this kind of game would work perfectly—not so much based on the animated series (where Shredder’s Foot Clan always dominates), but based on the original comics!
After doing some research, I’ve managed to put together the villain factions. Namely:
I would have liked to reach six, but I couldn't find any other noteworthy groups.
What do you think?
Strange but true. I discovered that, "bureaucratically speaking," the King of the Beasts of Naboombu is considered an antagonist.
Personally, I’ve never been able to see him that way (after all, he doesn't do anything wrong; he just wants to play soccer, and then he gets robbed of his family heirloom). Sure, he and his team cheat... but so does the opposing team!
Anyway, it would be really original to have a character who wins by scoring a goal!
I can easily picture the gameplay. The goal is to get the ball into the opposing net (moving from left to right across the board), and to do that, he’ll have to contend with the opposing team.
What do you think?
As much as I loved the plot twist where Neyla betrays Arpeggio to inhabit Clockwerk's body, I still hate the fact that Arpeggio didn't get a boss fight.
Ever since I first saw it, I had imagined an aerial battle somewhat similar to the one between Bentley and Neyla (images 2 and 3).
Many characters were created during the brand's early years. Over the course of more than forty years, they have appeared at least once in the animated series.
However, not all of them had the chance to "shine", and these are the ones:
I have excluded figures such as:
Who would you like to see? Personally, I think Walkabout has potential.
Let me explain.
As much as I love the movie, I’ve always noted how Rattigan is described as the "Napoleon of Crime"—an evil genius who concocts brilliant schemes. But come to think of it... what does he actually do in the film to prove his genius?
Let’s break down his plan.
He kidnaps a toymaker to build a robotic replica of the Queen, orders his henchman to get soldier costumes so his men can infiltrate the palace, and finally waits for Basil so he can spring a trap.
Okay. Half the plan relies on Olivia’s father. *He* is the genius creating the automaton, not Rattigan.
The costume idea works well enough.
Waiting for Basil? That’s questionable. If he’d been smart, he could have just set off with his men earlier and left his cat behind with Olivia; she would have handled everything.
But no. He had to show off and engineer the most over-the-top mousetrap ever.
Otherwise, I think Rattigan is a great villain (if only thanks to Vincent Price). But I don't consider him a genius; if anything, he’s just a rat cosplaying as an evil genius.
- Frollo: one of the most requested. I can easily picture his allies and his objective: finding the Court of Miracles and then burning Esmeralda.
- Scrooge McDuck's enemies: I was torn between the Beagle Boys, Magica De Spell, and Flintheart Glomgold. But frankly, I’d find it more interesting to see them all together.
- MCP: the villain from the first *Tron* movie. I envision his objective as absorbing all the programs.
- The Big Bad Wolf: we’ve had Pete; for me, it’s time to include the Wolf, too! The objective is simple: destroy the Three Little Pigs' houses and eat them.
Who would you like, on the other hand?
Of course, the original episodes remain the best. But I find that *T&J Tales* is the modern series that comes closest to the "magnificence" that the cartoons of yesteryear aimed to convey.
Bitelon - For years, this "fake dragon" was my main monster in the deck. With 2400 ATK and 1600 DEF, this monster has the unique feature that when it attacks an opponent's defending monster, it loses the difference! And you know what? I had two!
Which is your favorite?
Yesterday I was watching a video talking about the Mega Evolutions introduced in ZA.
When Drampa was mentioned, with its Mega Evolution that makes it younger, I thought, "It would be interesting to introduce a Pokémon that rejuvenates itself when it evolves."
So I did some research. And there's such an animal in nature... The Immortal Jellyfish!
This animal has the incredible feature that when it takes damage, a part of its body regenerates, rejuvenating itself.
A similar evolution system already exists in Pokémon (Sirfetch'd). So I see potential in a seemingly old Pokémon evolving into a baby. 😂
Sure. The only "problem" would be that we've already had too many Jellyfish Pokémon. Another one wouldn't be "anything new."
What do you think?
E' da circa un ora che noto che i post che pubblico dove dovrebbero esserci delle immagini invece compare un link che premendolo apre un messaggio che dice "If you are looking for an image, it was probably deleted".
Anche voi avete questo problema?
In the film we see that once the Ravencrofts are defeated, the pumpkins and the monstrous tree become inanimate again... the turkey, however, remains as big and scary as a dinosaur!
As much as it made sense, and I loved, the return of Team Rocket (as they always say, Gold and Silver were ultimately sequels to Red and Green). Sometimes I found myself thinking, "I wonder who could be a new team?"
Personally, since the story is set in a more "traditionalist Japanese" region, I would have seen an "old-fashioned" Yakuza team, complete with Japanese clothing and samurai generals!
As for the overall evil plan, I think the Team's leader was part of a now-defunct noble family and aimed to capture/control the cover legendary (Crystal is trying to capture the Three Legendary Beasts, and Suicune is the only one who managed to escape, while the other two are his prisoners) to make him the symbol of power.
The Slowpoke Well could have remained for the "let's collect the tails to sell" story.
The Lake of Rage could have been that they forced the evolution of the Magikarp so they could have an army of Gyarados to use against the Legendary Pokémon (it might make sense with Oh-ho. Less so with Lugia. But the Pokémon is still one of the strongest).
The problem would be the final conflict. It would make more sense if the action focused more on the Tin Tower. However, that would make the Whirlpool Islands and Goldenrod Radio Tower unnecessary.
Now tell me. What would you have liked to see?
Giustamente niente notizie su Vento e Onda (ma era scontata come cosa).
Ma a parte cose come la presenza delle Mega Z di Absol e Lucario in Champions, abbiamo avuto la data di rilascio de "Le avventure di Sirfetch'd e Pichu" e l'annuncio di un film sul gioco di carte "pokemon wildcard"!
Quindi tutto sommato mi sento contento.
Voi cosa vedrete per primo? Io la serie. Sembra troppi adorabile!
Let me explain. If Oda were to show a flashback in the future where he reveals a tragic backstory (like Kuma's, for example), would you change your mind about Imu?
Personally, I have low expectations that the head of the world government will have a tragic backstory (at least a betrayed friendship, at the very least) that justifies it.
But even if it were up to me, it would be like what happened with Arlong. That is, the flashback shows but doesn't justify all the harm he inflicted on Nami and the people of her city.
What do you think?