Absolutely recommend reading the original New Mutants run with her before jumping into the Zeb Wells stuff. It's good, but won't make as much sense without knowing who she is or what her background is.

Yes, but more narrowly focused to just living and getting by. He's not gonna grow gills or suddenly become immune to fire or anything like that.

Most likely, though I think there's an equal chance of it being released in two parts. Fifty-plus issues (if you want to include things like the various one-shots and tie ins), with some of them being oversized, can make for a very awkward book. Not big enough to count it out as one single title, but they might split it into two.

They managed to make Stilt-Man kinda intense in the more recent issues of Daredevil. When you can walk around a hundred feet up and carry an armful of bombs, you can cause a lot of damage and a lot of pain really fast.

The Nice House on the Lake has been excellent so far, most of the horror elements coming from it relying less on danger or gore (though there is a bit throughout) and more on isolation and paranoia.

Grayson from DC had Nightwing joining a massive spy organization for a while and had a lot of fun cloak and dagger elements to it.

It’s varied per writer. Sometimes they’re able to perceive and remember what’s happened between their changes, sometimes they’re not quite sure what happened or how they got there. It really is something that just kinda depends on the story.

I still think they at the end of the day, the Green Scar was the most balanced version of Hulk. It was definitely the one where Bruce and Hulk were most accepting of one another and how to make things work between them, and a big part of it was him accepting that while their priorities or attitudes might change when they shift, they are fundamentally the same person.

Nope, no whoosh. She solves her main problems, achieved personal balance, marries the love of her life, had a daughter, and takes over the family business and lives a comfortable happy life once the events of the movies are over. No catch, no surprise drama, no angst looming over their heads.

Ufotable gonna Ufotable.

Are there gonna be any good 1H Water Swords available easily or more reliably able to be found coming up? Currently having to rely on 3-star weapons for my Water 1H units and it's really holding me back.

If the weapon matches the character type, they gain 50% of the stats in the secondary slot. If it's a mismatch, they get 25% of the stats. The passive skills still count no matter if they match the weapon type or not.

This might sound a little weird, but I found it really refreshing that Zordon turns out to be on the up and up with what's going on and is firmly standing by Earth and the Rangers in this whole thing. I figured there was going to be some big drawn out conflict or character uncertainty with him, divided loyalties between Eltar and Earth and all that, but seeing him not fall for the tricks and be willing to do what's right really makes it feel good in the end. Zordon's always been a moral pillar of basically objective good in the Ranger-verse, and it's nice to see some of that upheld even in light of the recent events going on in the book.

Ghostmaker first shows up at the tail end of #100, with his proper introduction starting in #101-105. Queen Ivy is a little more complicated - I think that might spring back from the Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy miniseries from a little while back, but I'm not 100% sure. Simon Saint and all that was first teased in Future State, and then kicked off properly in the present in Batman #106 going forward.

I know Pre-Flashpoint she was explicitly the best fighter in the Bat-Family. Bruce included.

I remember listening to A-chan tell the story of how the two of them approached HoloLive and Cover Corp looking to find someone to let them use their equipment and studio and how that helped birth HoloLive as the entertainment giant it's become since. Really touching that these two are just so close friends that were able to make this dream happen. Happy fourth anniversary Sora-chan!

They are basically the stuff from Lovecraft.

Actually in some cases they are literally the stuff from Lovecraft. Like, by name. Abby hangs out with the Whatleys and can talk to Yog-Sothoth.

She pulled a move like Archer from UBW where it appeared like they died, but they really just shifted away into Spirit Form.

They're fantastic movies. Gorgeous animation and a soundtrack that'll make your ears bleed from how good it is.

Just watch them in release order. They're going to be out of order chronologically, but that's the way the story is structured and it all comes together in the end. If it helps to keep things straight, the events of the movies in chronological order are 2, 4, 3, 1, 5, 6, 7. Don't watch them in that order, but it can help to double check what's happened when relative to everything else.

The only main difference is in movie 6 where some stuff got changed to make it less overt in terms of things like sexual assault, but movie 6 is already kinda inconsequential aside from the very end so it didn't do much to ruin things, though it is definitely the weakest (though far from bad) movie.

Mystic code are basically just magical items that let you do stuff.

Is it cheating to use another Ufotable and look at some of the fights from Demon Slayer? The iconic Episode 19 fight is definitely up there, but the final fight from Mugen Train can definitely stand up to Rider/Salter as well.

And while it's not a fight, I don't know if any scene is more beautifully and perfectly rendered than the leaf-skipping scene from Violet Evergarden.

Cursed Arm Hassan did great during Heavens Feel basically able to manipulate things around him and attack from the shadows.

The "mitten" style offers better protection and more solid defense, which makes sense since that was often holding a shield already.

The individual fingers allowed greater dexterity for sword wielding and weapons, but offered less solid protection.

He basically has all the everything and can do whatever he wants.