I was always curious about how the cameraman takes a shot whenever the rangers jump above them every time they engage in battle. It just looks really cool.
How do they even do it?
Hello everybody. After Jason was shot by Jon when he was protecting Goliath from Jon's laser cannon, Elisa said "We got him. Stop Demona" she looked and sounded so disappointed in him for letting vengeance consume him.
Would she be disappointed in the rest of the clan for going with him to fight the hunters. Brooklyn, Broadway, Lexington, Angela, Bronx, and especially Hudson helped her try to calm down Goliath and stop his quest for vengeance against the hunters, and even though they were grieving when they thought she was dead and found out later she was alive thanks to Jason saving her, would she also be disappointed in them for going with him to fight the hunter's.
What do you think?
I remember watching Samurai and noticed some episodes are almost exactly like the episodes from Shinkenger. They did the same thing with Wild force when adapting the show from Gaoranger, but added a few things to make it a little different. So why didn't they do the same thing with Samurai by adding a few things to make it different.
They even changed the zords cockpits compared to how the Shinkengers cockpits when they enter the Origami.
Is there a reason why?
I noticed something when I was re-watching Stardust Crusaders that Jotaro tries to act as a tough guy, but there are moments that show that he cares about his mom. Like how he noticed how Holly was looking a little pale, when she collapsed after her stand appeared he tried to be calm, but ask how do they save her, and when Holly tried to get out of bed he started to yell and tells her to stay in bed, but goes back to being calm and collective.
I also wanted to mention when Suzy Q talked to him on the phone after the High priestess fight he calls her Granny Suzie. I just think that was really cute. What do you think?
Throughout the show both Numbuhs 4 and 5looked like they had a sort of sibling like dynamic. by the end of operation f.u.t.u.r.e she called him champ, in operation f.o.u.n.t.a.i.n she lectured him about how the KND save kids and its their job, she gave him a noogie and called him sport after saving her and their teammates and called him sport in operation m.a.t.a.d.o.r, Wally teased Abby about being jealous when Maurice talked to another girl in operation M.a.u.r.i.c.e, and in operation d.o.g.h.o.u.s.e Abby helped Wally with his homework from Ms. Thompson and he saw her crying in her room and asked what was wrong, and he wanted to help her after being attack by the weredogs.
I just love their dynamic and friendship throughout the show. What do you think? Are there other examples in some episodes that I missed?
When I found out that Lilo leaving Stitch was added in by the dub I was shocked. I also think the dub might have confused some people who only watched it in english thinking the anime was canon to both the movies and the show.
Hello, everyone. Even though I have a little soft spot for the Stitch anime, but one thing that I will never understand is that the show made Gantu and Reuben villains again when they had a redemption arc in the movie/series finale Leroy and Stitch.
Another thing that confuses me is that almost all of the experiments were recaptured and controlled by Hamsterviel to fight Stitch. Instead of being at their one true place they're used as monsters of the week.
Again, why is that?
Hello. When Jessie was talking to Bertram in the kitchen, she realized how she was acting like her father. She was very strict and competitive when they were all playing capture the flag with Hudson and Stuart, which caused Emma and Ravi to quit the game. I like to think her being raised in a military base in Texas by a strict father must have been a real bad influence on her.
What do you think?