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▲ 264 r/TheApothecaryDiaries

Small rant but I find it absurd that no company has made figures of Lihua and Gyokuyou. Only ones I know are the acrylic ones.

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u/giraffesRevil — 3 months ago
▲ 8 r/kdramas

Dramas where the leads already like each other

Im sure a few exist but are there any specific dramas where the male and female lead already like each other from the start but are too stubborn to say it so they're trying to get the other to confess first? Kinda like the anime Kaguya sama.

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u/giraffesRevil — 4 months ago
▲ 327 r/TopCharacterTropes

[Favorite Trope] When two separate characters in a franchise meet for the first time.

Luke and Ahsoka from Star Wars - They met offscreen but its interesting to see a movie character and TV character who debuted decades apart finally meet.

Ant-Man and Nebula (and Rocket) from Marvel - Scott was just enjoying tacos when two aliens pull up to the Avengers base.

Zack and Adam from Power Rangers - Their actors have interacted but Once and Always is actually the first time we see the characters interact onscreen. Mind you, Adam was only introduced in the show after Zack's actor left the show. So during the whole time leading to the power transfer episode, they just used stock footage, voice/body double for Zack fo make it look like he's still in the show.

u/giraffesRevil — 4 months ago
▲ 348 r/TopCharacterTropes

Sequels/seaspns that went downhill right away when they killed off the main character from the previous one.

Duke from G.I Joe: Retaliation - The movie was a slight improvement over the first one but still dumb they killed Duke around the beginning. Plus they pretty much threw away the relationship Duke and Cobra Commander had before.

Mako from Pacific Rim: Uprising - This movie was already a disaster and felt like something off a young adult/teen novel but killing off Mako pretty much doomed the rest of the movie.

Rachel from Halloween 5 - Moustapha Akkad killed her off because he wanted to prove that no one was safe from Michael Myers. Ironically he ended up regretting that decision.

u/giraffesRevil — 4 months ago
▲ 238 r/Cyberpunk

This company called Monster Fight Club makes miniature sets and they have some cargo containers of companies based off fictional evil corps (ONI based off the real life ONE) but who's Redd Moon supposed to be? Unless it's an original.

u/giraffesRevil — 4 months ago
▲ 1.3k r/apostrophegore+1 crossposts

Villains who's objectives made no sense

Agent Whiskey from Kingsmen - Dude wants to kill every drug user/dealer and eliminate drugs and make alcohol the main consumption. Yet alcohol causes just as much deaths, if not more. Would he have gone after alcohol consumers if his wife was killed by a drunk driver?

Poison Ivy and Mr Freeze from Batman and Robin - Ok why are they working together if their goals dont align. Freeze wants to obviously turn the world to a frozen wasteland and Ivy wants to replace people with plants yet she cant do that if the world is cold.

Aliens from Signs - Yeah lets invade a planet made up of the one thing that can harm and kill us (water)

u/giraffesRevil — 4 months ago
▲ 3 r/kdramas

Me when I recognize the a-hole lawyer from I Dol I in Royal Nemesis, who's now a doctor for another a-hole.

u/giraffesRevil — 5 months ago
▲ 9 r/powerrangers

Snide should have used the Badussa/Ferocious Knight D suit instead of the Neo-Geilton/"Zeltrax" one. Badussa was the Talon Ranger in the Sentai version even if it was 1-time movie thing and Heckyl was set to be the Talon Ranger so it would have made more sense to put the two together.

u/giraffesRevil — 5 months ago
▲ 4 r/kdramas

Ending song for My Royal Nemesis slaps

I tend to skip the songs that play at the credits of a drama unless there's a post credits but Royal Nemesis' theme slapped and had no right to do so. That song is literally stuck in my head.

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u/giraffesRevil — 5 months ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 11.4k r/TopCharacterTropes

Rasputin from Anastasia - Rasputin was no saint and was many things in real life, but a traitor to the Romanovs wasnt one of them

Max Baer from Cinderella Man - Movie portrayed him as a terrible person when he was the complete opposite in real life.

u/giraffesRevil — 6 months ago