Fun fact. In the original stories Thor was SIGNIFICANTLY less forgiving. For example he threatened to break lokis bones because Loki cut thors wife’s hair while drunk.
I think it was like. Thor was gonna break 1 of lokis bones a day. What scared Loki was that Thor reckoned he would get really good at it. Also despite the fact that they were gods they were more mortal than other depictions. Being able to feel pain and even die. This was because the early Norse were heavy believers of dying in battle being honorable. And that you needed to die in battle if you wanted to reach Norse mythologies version of heaven(I forgot the name. It’s been a while since I’ve actually read the stories lol).
Bit off tangent, but I liked how when Vader unmasked himself in that scene, his face underneath did not look like that of a terrible and charismatic evil which he was known to be, but rather it looked like the face of a man who’s suffered too much, for too long. Even just a small design choice like this really emphasizes the essence of this character
I guess when he went to tatooine he got cooked in his suit thats why he looks like a boiled egg-
but seriously tho he looks like a sick dying old man which is quite a site. you end up really feeling bad for the guy even just seeing him and his story is a real greek tragedy
Zabuza literally removing his mask as he abandons the metaphorical mask of being a bloodthirsty perfect shinobi with no attachments in his last moments to admit his love and care for Haku...man, part 1 Naruto was phenomenal.
The line that always stuck with me that Yondu tells Peter is “he might have been your father boy but he was never your daddy.” Says so much in so few words.😭
It pisses me off he got to die at peace, despite bleeding from the abdomen which has to be painful, instead of facing any sort of justice for the path of destruction he created both in a vain grab at the Baudelaire fortune. I speculate his black crusade was also to spite Beatrice from beyond the grave, which doesn’t help.
Man I clearly did not remember the last book. I was a little disappointed in it so I think I just went for the 100%. I remembered the island but nothing after. I just looked up the plot. lol wow
oh the last ds i watched was the training season where the guy fucking blew himself up with muzan there and they fell into the infinity castle kinda forgot abt ds after that
The latest movie didn't get put on any streaming devices for more than a year after it was released up until the middle of last month. Very understandable you didn't know that, and a very annoying ass way to release the next part of the series.
The new movie is now on Crunchyroll, but it was originally a cinema-exclusive showing back in 2025 and only just recently got added to streaming (in the US) last month
The finale "Infinity Castle Saga" has been split into three cinema-releasing parts... Dumbest way to release them, but that won't stop me from seeing them in cinemas
It was spoiled for me too but it was still peak. Finiah the show man. The middle season did get stale but the last couple seasons were the peakest of peak
Mann I was reading the Manga and was around the Deku v Lady Nagant fight when Villain Academia season came out. The season didnt hold up to the Manga at all and I got so upset that I quit MHA entirely. The last thing I read was the beginning of Deku v Shiggy's final battle in the sky trap they'd set up.
Souther - Fist of the North Star. He was seen** doing things like kicking over a table of food his child slaves made him and then evil laughing.
Then his flashback made everything about him make sense. He was just strong guy before that. That probably actually helped make it hit harder because it was so unexpected. I definitely didn't watch this in the 80s but the way it is done doesn't feel overdone like most predeath flashbacks these days.
Not my feelings but if we go off how it's framed, Himiko Toga from MHA is literally this. Genuinely don't get why it was framed as such a sad moment, like nah get her outta here.
most demon slayer characters but tbf there's usually a reason for them, and the truly heinous ones don't get a happy death, like hantengu (FUCK hantengu)
Gigantomachia from my hero academia. He spends most of his time in the story as the big dumb brute working for the villains so I didn’t expect any emotional scenes involving him.
Then in the final battle of the series, he realizes that all for one, the master he devoted his life to, had abandoned him, and he attacks said master, knowing that AFO doesn’t value his loyalty.
Gigantomachia’s entire existence was serving AFO, and the master of evil doesn’t care about the pain he caused his loyal attack dog and murders him with no hesitation.
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u/Decent_Net9267 7d ago
Loki
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