u/The-Badger-2003

My top five change a lot but currently its

5 - Beware The Gray Ghost

4 - On Leather Wings

3 - Baby Doll

2 - Jokers Favor

1 - Feat Of Clay

Some context for those who may not know:

This image is from the Justice League Unlimited show.

In this episode, the girl known as Ace is a powerful metahuman with reality warping psychic abilities and is dying from a fatal brain aneurysm.

Ace is scared of her fate, knowing she has probably only a few hours and asks for Batman to sit and stay with her so she isn't alone when it happens. And Batman does, gently holding her hand the whole time until she finally passed. As Amanda Waller said in the episode:

"He sat with her until her time came..."

This is who Batman is. Not just some dark creature of the night, who brutally breaks the bones of thugs in the streets. He's also a deeply compassionate person.

Therefore, if you can't see an interpretation of Batman whoever it may be in a scene like this, then they aren't a good interpretation.

My opinions might be be basic but:

Remus Lupin - Andrew Garfield

Sirius Black - Ben Barnes

Peter Pettigrew - Dane Dehaan

Arthur Weasley - Martin Freeman

Voldemort - Benedict Cumberbatch

Bellatrix Lestrange - Eva Green

Dolores Umbridge - Olivia Coleman

He could have been a truly formidable villain throughout the rest of the series, if he hadn't been killed at the end by the Ministry.

There's been a lot of discussion regarding this couple running on a bridge in the trailer. More so about who this couple could be. Out of all the theories, these three are the most popular.

1 - They are James and Lily Potter

2 - They are a Wizarding couple celebrating Voldemorts demise

3 - They are Frank and Alice Longbottom

After much thought about it, I believe that out of all these possibilities, the third theory is most likely and that this is Frank and Alice Longbottom. Celebrating Voldemorts demise before their tragic fates at the hands of Bellatrix, Rodolphus and Rabastan LeStrange and Barty Crouch Jr.

Now...if this is the case...this is how I would personally write this scene:

We see Frank and Alice celebrating Voldemorts demise, running along the bridge, happy and cheerful as they arrive home to continue their celebrations. All is well, until it all comes crashing down when their front door is blown off it's hinges and the aforementioned Death Eaters arrive (Masked of course as I highly doubt these characters have even been cast yet)

We then see an exterior shot of the Longbottom house, hearing nothing but Franks and Alice's screams as it transitions to the next scene.

Is it dark? Yes, maybe. But fitting if HBO are wanting to take this series in a more mature direction.

Plus this scene would really sell the fear and cruelty of Voldemort and his Death Eaters. I don't know about you but I never really saw why Voldemort and his followers so feared by many. Both in the books and movies. Something I hope this series will rectify. Its why I've always wanted a series about Voldemorts rise to power and the First Wizarding War to really show why he is so feared.

So by having dark and horrific moments such as this, will really help show just how horrifying, dark and twisted Voldemort and his followers were, early on in the story and is how I feel like the series should depict the Death Eaters. As truly horrifying individuals and not just lackeys to Voldemort.

I personally would enjoy a scene like that. Mainly because I'm a sucker for wand lore.

For me its easily Sir Nearly Headless Nick's deathday party. It still bothers me that an entire chapter in the book had been dedicated to this event and it served nothing to the overall story.

It felt like the entire scene was simply padded out and used as an excuse for the main trio to wind up in the corridor where they find the petrified Mrs Norris. This is one of the few things I think the movies did better.

So yeah I'd rather have this be cut from the show entirely and not have almost an entire episode dedicated to this party.

For me, its Fred's easily as this time we'll most likely actually see it happen.

For me, I used to believe that Wobbuffet was Woopers third evolution...

Is that like an understandable thing to think or is that a stupid and ridiculous thing to believe?

For a bit of context, I have recently gotten back into Pokemon after literal years and want to get back into the games.

Problem is I haven't a Pokemon game since Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon (Yes its been that long.)

As such I'm a bit out of the loop regarding the newer games from Gen 8 and beyond. However I plan on getting a Switch and want to get a Pokemon game alongside it...problem is I don't know which one to get as every new game seems to be massively mixed on fanbase opinions.

I don't want to delve into something too different from the original games like Legends Arceus just yet and want to play something more in line with the older games more familiar structure...which brings me to Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl.

I've heard a lot of mixed opinions on this game, which I recently learned is a remake of the original Diamond and Pearl games.

As someone who's never played the original Diamond and Pearl games, is BDSP a good game and a good starting point for getting into the newer games on Switch?

(Also, to my understanding FireRed and LeafGreen are also apparently available as ports on the Nintendo EShop? If true I'll definitely pick those up too as I've never played those either.)