u/Voryn_mimu

Tries to rope you into a pickpocketing scheme then invites you to his moist den in the sewers, hell nah

Rewatching the Johto seasons. Pudgey Pidgey Isle stood out to me.

In the english dub at least it's framed that the Pidgey here naturally got this overweight due to a lack of predators, and that humans weren't involved directly. But then you have the main guy of the episode feeding them, and that makes me skeptical. If there's a surplus of food that's caused them to be overweight, why introduce more?

The fact these pidgey can't even fly is a clear indicator that build isn't healthy. Obviously in the context of Pokemon it's not like they're gonna bring up the pidgey having heart complications, but you get the idea.

Losing his first pilot in a crash, being saved and given a new family, only for his second pilot to nearly die in the exact same way is wild.

I don't remember him ever making that screeching noise the way he does after Hera crashes. He was terrified.

Personally I love it. It's so uncanny what they did, evoking the pulled back skin and skull but still letting him talk as if this decayed form is natural for him. I was worried they'd stick to him having normal lips to let him have talk and express normally, or that they'd make him look a bit generic by just making his head a skull, but this middle-ground is damn near perfect. But maybe that's just me

First rewatch. The Mandalorian episodes were always really cool but something still sticks out as odd.

Why is Fenn Rau so chill with the rebels?

It seemed like him and the Protectors were perfectly happy working for the Empire. The Rebels show up, challenge him to a duel, and blow up his ships. Then they take him prisoner and force the Protectors to go against the Empire's orders by letting them have safe passage.

He's their prisoner for a long time, first chance he gets he busts out, only to see the extra-loyal Mandos wiped out the Protectors. Correct me if I'm wrong but that only happened because the Empire found out the Protectors betrayed them on behalf of the Rebels.

So why is Fenn Rau willing to keep working with the Rebels, let alone tolerate them? He basically lost everything because they got involved.

In the King Piccolo arc the second he realizes Tien won't back down, he gasses him unconscious. I don't think we EVER see him use this gas can before, it only shows up in this scene.

What is bro up to that he needs to have this on hand?

Disclaimer I am not a believer of groomer Dess theory. But from what we've seen, I have a hard time believing she was a precious angel, especially in her treatment of Kris.

A character's death/disappearance can be a tragedy even if that character wasn't all sunshine and rainbows.