That was a thought that came to my mind. How the Ricks literally abandoned their Beths when our Rick didn't even have the chance to raise her. Do you think that, on some level, he hates the other Ricks because of that? I can't recall any dialogue right now that might suggest that, so I wanted to know the audience's opinion on this.
Meu amigo disse a visão dele que era: "Olha, o código só foi criado pra tentar direcionar o tesão assassino do Dexter pro caminho menos destrutivo possível. E por mais que diferente de muitas pessoas, eu acho que uma pessoa se conter sobre algo diz tanto ou mais sobre ela do que as coisas que ela queria mas guarda, no caso do Dexter, eu só vejo ele como uma pessoa horrível extravasando o pior dele e se enganado que não é um monstro."
Concordam ou discordam? Qual é a sua própria visão do Dexter?
Eu particularmente acho uma visão válida por mais que depois de ver tantas temporadas, o Dexter não é tão ruim como pessoa e muitas vezes ele podia ter se provado só mais um serial killer que não liga pra nada, mas sempre voltava atrás. Ele liga mais que a média ou um monte de coisa séria diferente na franquia.
Pra mim, no mundo perfeito, as sequels seriam sobre o filho do Luke e adoraria saber o que fãs mais engajados do que gostariam de ver sendo explorado nisso. Obviamente eu ia querer ver a nova ordem jedi e as diferenças que o Luke colocou nelas, mas e voce? O que gostaria de ver acontecer nessas sequels?
I can see that the reception to the show has been good. Not excellent, but good. I wanted to know if you have any criticism or comments about the show so far so I can understand public opinion. My only criticism (which is something the show could address) is that President Curtis He manages to be less human than Rick; in several episodes of Rick and Morty that we've seen, we've seen practically nothing of him that isn't related to him being the president. I feel like he's just the president, and I think that's kind of lame for the protagonist of a series. Again, it's something the show might resolve, but it already made me start the show with some apprehension.But I want to know from you, any reservations?
Aquele super poder que se você pudesse escolher qualquer um iria escolher esse sem pensar duas vezes. O meu é fisiologia de lobisomem ou licantropismo se preferir um termo mais específico. Lobisomens são meus monstros favoritos e eu adoraria virar um, mas qual é o seu super poder dos sonhos?
For everyone who binged the first season, I'd like to know what your criticisms are of the way the show portrays battles? I know some, but I want to hear all possible ones. Who knows, maybe I'm trying to remake the system from the first season based on your feedback.
É bem aleatório quando isso acontece, as vezes passo dias sem ter e ai começa de novo. O único padrão é que é sempre de noite.
I don't really enjoy playing with multiple characters, so I was wondering if there's a mod that makes soloing viable with any class.
I really wanted to know what the fans think about this. Honestly, I prefer the old ones, but I don't think the new ones are bad. Side note: is just me or William first Lyoko form match the old designs better? His design had more personality than the new Lyoko designs.
Let's consider a scenario where all Earth's Green Lanterns can't use the name "Green Lantern" because of the confusion it causes and they won't use the name to differentiate them for security reasons with everyone being a Green Lantern. What do you think the codename of each one can be? They'll still be Green Lanterns collectively, but each would have an individual codename for when they work together on Earth. What could that be? Do you have any cool ideas for it? I'm really curious to know what the fans think about this.
I'm binge-watching X-Men Evolution and at the end of the episode focused on Tabitha, she decides to leave the institute, and I still don't understand that decision. Can someone explain this to me?
Like, the moment I laid eyes on Gen 3, I thought it was bad, but I want to know from those of you who have tried it. Does it have anything good about it, or is it a pit of sadness? I'm really curious to know if Gen 3 has any redeeming qualities.
I think I would end up seeing the Magiswords themselves placed at the center of the universe as the verse's power system; I think it would be cool to see all the characters using Magiswords and even a idea of "gotta catch 'em all" for the show. And what would I like to see stay the same? All the female characters being total baddies, hehehe. But I want to know from you guys, what changes would you think would be cool for a G2 version of the show? And what would you like to keep?
Ele disse que tinha gostado da ideia e até se imaginou como ele. Eu realmente gosto de imaginar que o Dexter fica imaginando as aventuras dele porque não lê o quadrinho(e obviamente o quadrinho ia ser não acurado) ai seria legal ver um quadrinho como as reais aventuras do Dark Defender(eu realmente esqueci como chamaram na dublagem) todo baseado no Dexter talvez até mesmo como uma versão idealizada dele já que o mundo dos super herói é um mundo idealizado. Só que beleza, o que vocês imaginam que teria no mundo do Dark Defender? Doakes como o rival dele é algo que eu já penso na hora hahahahaha, mas adoraria ouvir mais ideias.
Acho que ele iria acabar pedindo algo que ajudasse ele a se misturar que é o maior problema pra ele. Pedir um botão de liga e desliga pra psicopatia dele ou algo assim, mas o que você acha que ele pediria?
Imagine you died and were reincarnated into your favorite version of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as the fifth turtle.
- What would your name be? (It has to be a Renaissance artist.)
- What weapon would you use?
- What would your personality be like?
- Would you change anything in the canon of your version, or would you let events play out?
- How would you get along with the other turtles and the rest of the cast?
- Anything else you'd want to add?
I think I'd choose the 2012 version.
My name would probably be Giotto (or just Gio), and I'd use tonfas. Personality-wise, I'm pretty simple and direct. I usually say exactly what I'm thinking, even when it's not the smartest idea.
As for changing the story, I honestly wouldn't rush to rewrite everything. I'd probably try to prepare for future events where I could, but I'd take it slow. Making big changes too quickly can easily make things worse.
I think I'd get along well with the brothers overall, although Raphael and I would probably butt heads a lot. He's hot-headed... and when he gets angry, I tend to get angry too. That sounds like a recipe for disaster.
I didn't overthink my own answers—I was more interested in hearing what everyone else comes up with.
The other day I was thinking about Slugterra and how much I loved the idea of magical creatures being the source of a power system. Instead of learning spells directly, the characters rely on living creatures, each with their own abilities, personalities, strengths, and weaknesses.
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That got me wondering: if you were creating your own creature-based magic system, how would you approach it?
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Would the creatures be intelligent partners, magical animals, spirits, monsters, or something else entirely? Would they be tools, companions, or independent beings with their own goals?
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I'm also curious about how you would handle things like:
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- Where the creatures come from.
- How people obtain or bond with them.
- Whether creatures evolve, grow, or change over time.
- The limits of the system.
- How much power comes from the creature versus the user.
- Whether different combinations of creatures can create new effects.
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Feel free to talk about existing systems you like (Slugterra, Pokémon, Digimon, Shaman King, etc.) or share your own ideas. I'd love to hear what makes creature-based magic systems interesting to you and how you would make one stand out.
I've been watching Di-Gata Defenders and found the idea of power sigils and their combinations really interesting.
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If you were creating a magic system based on sigils, how would you do it?
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Would sigils represent elements, concepts, emotions, natural laws, or something else entirely? Could they be combined to create more complex effects? What limitations would you add to keep the system interesting?
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If you already have a magic or power system that uses sigils, symbols, runes, glyphs, or similar concepts, I'd love to hear about it and how it works.