u/Neither_Anteater_904

This is a concept that probably would never get made, but a guy could dream. At the very least, it would be funny to see how a MCU New Yorker would rationalize living in the city or, more interestingly, which alien invasion was the last straw. Insurance must be insane! Someone like Ashley Johnson's character would be fascinating because that was technically the first major event in New York and look at how many major events have happened since then!

[Off the bat, this isn't really a commentary on the person, but the title of the video and possibly the project as a whole, if it's a real thing they're trying to do.]

I stumbled across this video, and the idea kinda just blew my mind.

let's say this person is being legitimately serious (which I frankly doubt) and decided to go all the way back to the first RECORDED piece of music to present day (presumably) in chronological order. Okay, cool.

How?

It seems like a mathematically impossible feat for a person to accomplish. There's the subjectivity of music ( I guess that doesn't apply since they said that "People call me crazy because I don't listen to music"), there's thousands of genres, there's music not uploaded onto the internet, and then there's the damn internet itself. According to YouTube, 20 million videos get uploaded on the platform daily. SoundCloud alone had nearly 400 million songs on the platform last year. Spotify has 60 thousand every day!

It would be really curious to see how the character would be approached if he didn't decide to train himself to fight crime, but instead solely focused on his detective skills? What would that look like? How may this change his character? Would it make Bruce more or less complex? How would this change Gotham? Would the city be in a better state? How would this affect his rouge's gallery? Would he even have one? Is this a foundational aspect of Bruce Wayne that must always be?

A nonviolent Bruce Wayne is an avenue that doesn't get to be explored at all, and the idea of it is very interesting to me.

For me, it was Cross Code. I actually got into it recently. It was on my wishlist for so long that I couldn't remember why it was on there other than it had to have been a recommendation.

I can't recall a game soundtrack that has earwormed this quickly into my psyche before. All day at work, I had the Battle 2 theme stuck in my head.

My thought was that I never bought into the idea that Geppetto was trustworthy or even remotely cared about Krat.

I already had familiarity with the story of Pinocchio in different interpretations, so Geppetto being an understatedly weird yet talented man is just canon.

I couldn't tell you why, but meeting him off- the-bat, I was just suspicious. Perhaps, it was due to the fact that a lot of people were killed by frenzied puppets. Maybe Geppetto rang of upper class society being safe while most of ordinary citizens were in peril, disease ridden, or dead in the streets struck me immediately. (literally has his own room in Hotel Krat that is massive, Hotel Krat just reeks of opulence)

The distrust began to foster when he would outright instruct P to assassinate key figures that held some form of control or domination of Krat post P's awakening. Sure, Hotel Krat is supposed to be a safe haven, but the man who had a hand at creating all the puppets that have gone into a frenzy is sitting cozy there doing jackshit but ordering me around and detailing locations P will travel to.

Additionally, wouldn't Geppetto want P safe from danger? Wouldn't he want to spend time more time with P as a city in ruin from disease and violence seems like the perfect opportunity to share moments together? Wouldn't someone like him - if he genuinely cared about Krat and its citizens - feel responsible and want to do something about the frenzy?

Chinese. Friend.