felixnkubi: well thanos died too in endgame but his past self went forward in time to revenge his death... I don't even understand wetin you dey write sef
The TVA maintains the flow of a single Sacred Timeline. Within that single timeline, one can move forward, backward and sideways in time, as long as the timeflow of their actions remain constrained to the Sacred Timeline. The Avengers and Thanos traveling through time were all events that flowed within the Sacred Timeline. 2012 Loki taking the Tesseract and vanishing deviates from the Sacred Timeline as his timeflow from there is supposed to be imprisonment in Asgard to Imposter King to Ragnarok to his death. Hence his arrest.
NoonMasamune: I hope he is not thinking that female lead shows can't be enjoyable though. Beacuse if that's the case, then i think he needs to have a word with Revy.
He probably doesn't even know that Madoka solos his favorite verse
I forgot how crazy movie/series threads get when very popular titles are airing. Thankfully, I dodged almost all the spoilers and even the small one I saw makes no sense to me. Time to watch before opening thread
SniperAssassin: Well damn. Apparently it's unanimous that the Jujutsu Kaisen AMV was better than the JJBA amv. In that case, which one do you think is my best amv so far?. In my opinion, it's "The Greatest Hero". I really put serious effort into that one but I want to hear from you guys.
I don't really think I can be objective in judging this. Why? Because the style is retro.
Building an AMV around a very powerful instrumental music is something you rarely see these days, but it was the common style up till around 4-5 years ago. Nigh a decade ago, that style of AMV was the first I discovered and fell in love with. Loosecontroipl's World of Conflict series remain a classic for me to this day, yet to be surpassed.
And that was where The Greatest Hero transported me. I've become accustomed and even enjoy some of the more recent AMV styles. The syncing sound effects to the beat, the adrenaline rush of hip-hop tracks accompanied with intense scenes. But The Greatest Hero took me back to simpler times, when AMVs were more narrative driven, when AMVs could actually get me to pick up a show just by the scenes it featured. And as for a show like Boku no Hero Academia that I already love, remind me how much of a journey it's been and why I love it.
So, I am sorry. I cannot objectively review or react this for now but I am grateful for the experience.
Only Naruto poses a threat. Gon didn't fight in the first episode. Like I said, I can't remember Yu Yu Hakusho's first episode accurately. Ichigo was practically just swinging a sword for the first few episodes of Bleach.
pekkaan13: What all are you watching? I'm watching h ow not to summon a demon lord, nagatoro, and demon school iruma Kun; I'm happy to entertain suggestions and binge once the season is over
IamNiel: Well I have always had a preference for Adventure, Fantasy, Action, and Mystery. I have tried other genres but they often bore me. The slice of life animes I have seen that I like are very few.
Haha! As for your question, none! Because I am even picky.
Oh wait, you aren't even the initial poster I quoted.
IamNiel: Can you give me a list of these good stacked animes?
I am following To Your Eternity, Tokyo Revengers, Vivy Fluorite, and Boku no Hero Academia. I didn't like 86, so can you help me with the title of others, aside romance, slice of life and comedy?
I'm actually curious how any season has ever been strong to you when you set aside 3 major genres. How many seasons have you followed more than 4 shows?
Skseries: I cant remember flash and his daughter reversing time in the series, u can provide episode. In JL what they showed was time reversal cus at no point did they show two flashes, neither was it established that Barry went back in time, it was established that they were too late bcus the unity was completed. Anyways whatever Rocks ur world.