KazeNari

I thought S+ ranks were only a think for mission level 3 maybe you didn't do those

and by serious sh*t, I mean the serious problem that is at hand

I was talking about a manga called Sousei no Onmyouji; the latest chapter

Everything that occurred in BBS was just one big f*ckup

You know sh*t's serious if destined anime parents have to summon their firetrucking chosen one child from the future to save their butts lmao

I'd prefer it if they didn't because that'd mean they'd be willing to pander to fans for cash; and that'd make me lose some respect for them

It'd be cool if it were a style similar to this

just for that, they're gonna delay the news to December 31st, 2015

I think you'd be an idiot if you only think about others and sacrifice your happiness for theirs; all it does is make you sad in the end. You gotta think about yourself and what you want too. That way, both parties can be happy :>

Yeah, I feel ya I always worry about my friends actually not caring about me even though they tell me otherwise D;

I swear, the overhype for Frozen and the people calling Frozen stuff that it's not are worse than the movie itself. :dry:

it's both

An even bigger plottwist is that Sora supposedly gets norted but Riku/Ven/SOMEONE snaps him out of it and he gains darkness/immunity to darkness powers like Riku did. It'd be great if SE did that to make Sora catch up to Riku's level ovo Like, I want Xehanort's plan to make Sora a vessel to fail and end up helping Sora; that'd be hilarious x'DAnd it'd be interesting because Sora's heart is basically a prison, according to Xehanort, so how ironic would it be if his heart fragment ends up getting consumed by Sora's?

Good thing I decided not to preorder from there

maybe less cheery and probably misses his old crowd despite his alignment; I'd also like to see traits that are opposite of Sora ^^

Oh my bad, I was referring to Western animation. For anime, there are fewer anime that don't fetishize the concept of same sex relationships compared to shows that do and fetishization is not representation. I don't really know much about same sex relationships in games though.

There are only like....2 or 3 animated shows with canonically bi/gay characters. THERE ARE LESS SHOWS WITH BI CHARACTERS THAT AREN'T INSULTING STEREOTYPES THAN THERE ARE FINGERS ON EACH OF MY HANDS and that's considered a lot? >w>;

I understand what you're saying; that like in a lot of shows, the creators always have to have some romantic relationship among characters instead of keeping platonic relationships. That bugs me too. It erases the importance of platonic relationships; it's a bad message saying that romantic relationships are more important than being close friends. HOWEVER, this is usually the case for heterosexual characters who end up dating each other. For Korra and Asami, yeah, there's the issue that the creators chose to have them date than be friends but they traded it for something equally valuable: representation for bisexual/romantic individuals and people who are in same sex relationships. There are very few shows that have two characters stay friends but there's also a shortage in characters who are canonically bisexual/romantic who aren't horrible stereotypes. And before you say that this isn't an issue about bi representation, I'm going to say that storywise, I thought the relationship was well written and not forced into/in the way of the plot because they put it at the end with some VALID hints and interations before they got together officially. Your KH example also wouldn't make sense even if they decided to make Sora fall in love with Riku and ditch Kairi out of nowhere in the beginning. Honestly, it doesn't matter where in the plot that the characters start dating so long as events that lead up to it make sense. (aaand Sora and Kairi in a romantic relationship isn't that well-written to begin with because we don't even know why Sora is legit in love with Kairi but I digress; that's a whole different topic that I don't want to get into right now)

We don't exactly yet know the major qualifications of being a guardian of light other than residing in the realm of light, not be a Nort, and being able to wield the keyblade so I can't say

I thought it was because he's becoming more of a pessimistic, angry individual...someone with dark qualities which is why he compared himself to Xehanort. He wants to be someone like Sora, who is the opposite of Xehanort, and he wants to be like the person who defeats the negative side of himself.

Placing a relationship at the beginning was what they did with Makorra and they did it terribly by having Korra crushing on Mako out of nowhere. I prefer it at the end because their relationship didn't get in the way of the plot There was no time to put romance in the last two seasons with all these crazy people trying to kill Korra and taking over Earth states and Korra being too busy with her breakdowns to focus on dating so why isn't it perfect to start dating your friend when everything is peaceful again? Even then, she tried her best to be there for Korra like when she offered her tea and listened to her when she talks about her problems; something Bolin and Mako couldn't do.

-anime girl who looks like a toddler/elementary student but is in highschool- -anime guy who looks buff and in his 20s but is a freshman in highschool-

Korra dating Mako was more forced than her dating Asami imo; and there were hints leading up to Korra and Asami's relationship, like Korra writing only to Asami or when Asami comforted Korra when Bolin and Mako weren't there to do it. I thought it was perfectly natural for two really close friends to start dating, same-sex or not. They both showed interest in men in the past so they're most likely bi, which is good because people who are bi need more representation.

Probably but they'll probably announce it with something else because I doubt SE would just release an HD Remaster of KH3D by itself

I think Roxas has the opposite problem everyone tells him that he's someone else