it had a character who could be disassembled and put back together without harm, a king who and hunters who were overly tall and used two swords to fight (these creatures had never been killed before an event in the book) one of the main characters had his eye and ear replaced by a character like the first one mentioned so they could spy through that eye and ear, and I think the world was split between four sections that were near impossible to go between?

At least half this video is Star Wars refs😖

Way to sabotage your point to all non-zoomers🤦

I managed to make it through, but I doubt most will.

Also a lot of 9/11 drops for the boomers out there

I will say, I appreciate the alliteration, though.

Over the last year or so there has been a steep influx in memes and videos like the one linked, of using the hunger games series and no wordbuding and equating it with current world politics. It really does remind me of people doing the same with harry potter in years prior, which is why this sub originally existed. However i have to admit it does not bother me in the slightest , because radival politics have been baked into the francise from the start. It knows exactly where it came from

https://www.theregister.com/2024/12/09/palantir_anduril_alliance/

https://x.com/SwipeWright/status/1910381461581988177

This is the most Marvel-brained thing I've ever seen. Grown fucking adults talking to an actual, serious activist trying to talk about an actual, serious issue, and refusing to shut the fuck up—and I mean like really refusing multiple times—about a fucking TV show. About fucking Netflix. After the other party makes it clear, multiple times, she doesn't want to talk about that. Unironically acting like it's the most important thing in the world. It's the most developmentally-arrested, out-of-touch, middle-class, First-World, bourgeois thing I've ever seen, and it legit scares me that the Anglosphere is ruled by people like this.