u/Mordred_XIII

Been rewatching some CW Flash recently and that got me thinking, how popular is the Scarlet Speedster compared to the Trinity?

Also, which Flash is most popular? Wally or Barry?

In a world like Marvel Comics, is turning Ben back to a normal human really that difficult or impossible? Or is it just that there is a cure but Ben doesn't want it because he wants to keep being a hero?

My birthday is coming up and I'm thinking of treating myself with an SHF. Problem is, I'm at a crossroads on which one to get. OOO is my favorite Rider of all time but Build is my favorite series of all time. PuToTyra is badass but so is BRR.

What do you guys think?

Any tips/advice before I get started?

[Please, no spoilers] Do we get any answers/explanations on what the Gauna are? Or the Kabizashis? The alien structure they came from?

I'll still watch this show finish regardless but I am curious if we're getting any answers to all those questions.

Basically the title. Can't deny that Tony in the comics is basically MCU Tony now but what was he like before RDJ came along? How accurate is RDJ's general portrayal of Tony Stark?

Took me a few games to get the hang of him but once I did, Bucky was pretty easy to get kills. Once you're in the Zone, you really get going, huh?

Plus, the fact that you can ground characters is pretty dope.

I've been seeing posts around X where Americans are surprised that WC tourists are actually praising MetLife, saying it's a great place for football and all that.

This makes me wonder, is it not a good stadium? If so, why is that?

I'm someone who is more Marvel than DC (I have read a few DC comics in the past but that was mostly New 52) so I'm curious, what would the plot of a Justice League movie need to be for it to receive as much hype and anticipation as IW/Endgame did?

What other movies should be made first while leading up to an eventual JL movie?

Which is your preferred setting for an Isekai story? Also, which would you choose to go if you were Isekaid?

Personally, I'd go with Medieval Fantasy.

Elves, dragons, magic, swords, archery, adventurer's guilds, adventuring really hits a sweet spot (even though all those things could possibly be found in a Sci-Fi setting, as well).

Currently on a rewatch of DBZ Kai and after 78 appearances in Dragon Ball, I'm really missing Launch.