Castle Bleck

A couple more of mine are Darth Vader / Anakin Skywalker, and King Sombra pre-S9 (both S3-S5 and the Comics).

On 2023-01-07 at 2:05 AM, Patty Thundersnow said:

and to potentially sell the company.

Please don't let it be Disney.

Best friend, since we're already off to a great start.

If WWE had a WarioWare crossover:

The Saffron-Lavender arc (the Pokemon anime).

This Sabrina is pretty-much the Pokemon version of Alma Wade (F.E.A.R.). Plus, Ash and Pikachu die and become spirits for a while.

The Sweet Stench Of Success (Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends).

Kip Snip is surprisingly similar to real-life abusers and human-traffickers.

The answer to the ultimate question - of life, the universe, and everything - is… 42:

Character-wise, the best Ganon is the Wind Waker version.

1 hour ago, Celli said:

Last I knew those weren't unpopular opinions

Was just covering my bases there.

Yujiro Hanma, from Baki The Grappler.

Rapist, abuser, murderer, and hypocrite (yeah, he's one to talk about arrogance); yet he respects certain other fighters, so we're suddenly supposed to see him as a Noble Demon. Worse? He's too invincible to be punished, even in the finale.

1 hour ago, ZiggWheelsManning said:

I thought Green Goblin was his best bad guy

And you're right. I'm just saying it has Dafoe in it.

"Do not touch that mushroom, you'll die!"

In the immortal words of Sonic The Hedgehog:

Streets Of Fire (1984).

Its bad guy is a young, biker Willem Dafoe; and it's the reason this song exists. Enough said.

Story with no ending > story with a bad one.

Character with no personality > character with a bad one.

Worst sequel TV Trope = Happy Ending Override.

Dark Empire > The Rise Of Skywalker.

Dragon Ball GT > Super.

I don't care about Kingdom Hearts anymore.

Christian Bale's Batman was laughably bad (but his Bruce Wayne was practically perfect).

Siege Of The Crystal Empire > The Beginning Of The End.

Worst G5 character = Opaline.

Chris Pratt's Mario is starting to win me over.

On 2022-12-24 at 10:51 PM, Props ValRoa said:

I believe that is a better conclusion to Sombra's story rather than him being atomized in a terribly written episode, for example

Not to mention a more-compelling and -consistent personality, and a revival that actually features the broken horn.

1 hour ago, Props ValRoa said:

Her villainy and cruelty as a villain, as well as her ideology of a whole was very interesting to me. She'll always be a well liked character of mine, but as someone who likes her character - I think her backstory was poorly written and did not serve her character well at all.

Same here. I mostly like her, except in The Cutie Re-Mark.

John Lennon's underrated son:

On 2022-11-09 at 12:03 AM, PastelBread said:

Chloe and Lila from Miraculous Ladybut,

For me, it's the ticket-inspector who got Marinette's mother Akumatized (Qilin).

Annoying stereotype of corrupt/incompetent cops; and caused the whole force, including Roger, to overreact with him. And not only got away with it, but won; because Thomas Astruc felt like Marinette needed to take the responsibility.

22 hours ago, Props ValRoa said:

Opaline's character is very one-dimensional.

Plus the whole "One random Pony was able to do what all those other villains and disasters couldn't." I hate to resort to an overused label; but take it away, TV Tropes:

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/VillainSue

The Beginning Of The End, both because it was the foundation for the most-controversial arc and because of how it rewrote Sombra.

Wishing you all an Ucey Halloween.

33 minutes ago, Megas said:

Given who she is, I bet she was hearing this in her head:

In terms of my least-favorite Season, I'd say Sweet And Smoky and Daring Doubt.

It's like those writers saw G4's then-history of controversial retcons and redemptions and actively said, "Hold our beer."

@Sparklefan1234

It'd be weird if you didn't.