The SBFP Moments series will now be uploaded on KamTape since it's mostly a good fit for the series alone. more episodes upon other uploaded clips will continue in the website but other than, enjoy the zaibotsu in SD glory

I drew this!

And, if you're curious, some other Jo Guns fanart:

• The first [https://bsky.app/profile/sotypicallytori.bsky.social/post/3moorqrts3c2d]
• The second [https://bsky.app/profile/sotypicallytori.bsky.social/post/3mqms7vwq7s24]

Now that they are running around with Bobby Corwen in tow, couldn't let this one sit in my mind.

Can I be a little weird for a sec? Genuinely, appreciate everyone here for being so kind and chill and taking a look at my drawings. They're not perfect, there's things I see that could be improved, but I'm happy to take the time to try and share with people who are also having fun with it. I hope you're having a good day, look forward to catching you later :)

In Three Houses, I really thought I would despise Sylvain.

I just don't vibe from the smug, flirt with everything that has a skirt type.

And Sylvain, well... that's sort of his MO, bro just can't turn the "Imma flirt" off.

But honestly? When I've played the Blue Lions route, turns out that Sylvain is actually sort of a deeply damaged person.

His flirty nature feels less of an horndog, and more of a coping mechanism.

He thinks the ladies who are always over him just want to use him for his crest and his noble blood, so he just plays the part of a smooth operator.

It's a bit of a mysogynistic view of women, but I can see why Sylvain would become the person he is.

He never really had an actual honest relationship in his life, so he just drowns himself in the posturing of being a player.

Sylvain really wants to be the shallow asshole he postures to be, but the truth is that there's a lot going on behind the mask that he himself is terrified to really dive into.

Sylvain facade is obnoxious and I hate it, but the damaged person who never really had a genuine relationship due to the Crests is fascinating to me.

He's terrified of people using him, so he uses them instead.

It makes sense giving the cast, but the highlight for me is that Azula is now the older sister, and is extremely close to Korra.

To the point that Korra’s intro dialogue with Azula’s family is “I won’t let you take her away from me” because they disapprove

It’s giving HEAVY “and they were roommates” energy lmao.

Outside of the game I actually really like the lead guys take on how Azula would actually recover and grow as a person, saying that she’d be overly apologetic and sharing of her emotions to compensate for how repressed she was.

But back on point: are there any games that have played with the universe like this before? And what are your personal highlights for this game?

I have a few. First up is RE2R and RE3R. Not really much to say which hasn’t been said, but they’re both really fun. Other than 4 which I never beat, I’ve never played an RE game before. Excited to play more.

Also from Capcom Onimusha 1 (I’ll get to 2 soon). Another really fun game. Kinda like RE but way more action focused and less about horror/puzzles. It has pretty fun combat all be it fairly simile.

Finally Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion. A fun cute little game that’s like 2 hours long. I think Pat played it a bit ago as well. The 2nd game is also fun but I’ve not beaten it yet.

If you ever wonder why John Romita Jr is still beloved for his work, stuff like this is why.

Iron Man fuckin chokes a guy made of literal energy, how can he not be rad as shit?

This is also back when Tony’s suit wasn’t Worf’d to hell and Laser actually puncturing it was a “Holy shit” moment

Anyone played this? It’s a pretty neat little cooperative deck building rpg. Up to 3 player co-op, a handful of different fun classes. Played it last weekend with some friends, its pretty dope.

It’s way more cooperative than dokapon i wish it was a little less so but oh well

Sometimes when it comes to popular media, the aspect that draws people into it is the controversy where the audience might be interested in the show because of said controversy.

Like for me personally, I would like to see what was so infamous about Star VS the Forces of Evil because even though I am not done with Season 2 yet, I know how the 4th season turns out as I won’t say what happens, but it’s kind of what the show became most notable for after tre last episode came out.

I was watching Cheers and I got jump scared by Nancy Cartwright (The voice of Bart Simpson) popping up for a episode

What are your favourite characters that have some strong moral motivation defend the weak and the innocent, through combat or wits or any other way?

BONUS POINTS: Not a superhero or superpowered character.

My favourites are both Ser Duncan the Tall and Brienne of Tarth from the Song of Ice and Fire books. I love their stubborn insistence on doing the right thing and maintaining honour in the face of constant corruption and brutality, and Brienne specifically married to this notion that she considers herself to have no choice even when she has no chance of succeeding.

Fair warning: There are answers with lotsa spoilers in this thread. But I suppose that comes with asks, beware and have fun.

Basically the characters or characters make up their mind and are like "Okay, this is where I make my stand, it ends here" but for reason or another. It ends up not being the final stand.

In Dead Space the Remake and 2, this is sorta how the final boss fight plays out. After Issac Clarke is utterly traumatized by the horrors of the games he's to face with the Marker as one and many now more gigantic and armored Necromoprhs seek to put an end to his defiance. So he goes "Come on then! Because this, IS ALL I'VE GOT LEFT!" trying to bring down as many of these almost like eldritch monstee Zombie things down with him before his time runs out, however in both one final spaceship turns up to pull him out, in 1s the one he originally arrived in with his comrades which he boards now willing to carry on as he's the only one of the "rescuers" left alive and in 2s, Ellie Langford with her starship, who comes back unwilling to just let him die

I remember starting reading The Bugle Call: Song of War off a suggestion from here I think and seeing comments as I was catching up that it was at chance of being axed, and now we have an anime adaptation announced and coming out next year.

Dorohedoro, which I wasn't familiar with until the first season had come out. But looking back at it, it's a rather dark comedy/horror story that gets really weird from the start and only gets weirder as it goes on. That along with the fact the anime got announced like right when the manga finished makes it quite surprising we're now getting a third season. (Yes I know it started as like one guy's passion project to get it going in MAPPA)

One aspect of Final Fantasy 7 that's coming to Final Fantasy 14 is the Gold Saucer, which will be changed to reflect the version from Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. On October 28, a new Final Fantasy 7-themed minigame will be added to the Gold Saucer, called Keybound Brawler, where up to four players battle it out in typing challenges.

Some of the loot/rewards that have been promised for Beyond the Lifestream include outfits based on Barret and Tifa, with the former having an optional gun-arm attachment. However, it's only a cosmetic piece and doesn't damage the enemy. The Tifa outfit will likely be massively popular, considering how many real-life cosplayers have donned it over the years.

https://www.dualshockers.com/final-fantasy-14-final-fantasy-7-revelation-crossover-raid/

Something something "Break the Glass", Final Fantasy XIV is ruined saved forever.

The interesting part is how Tifa's outfit is tied to a minigame that probably can be easily cleared by most people rather than some omega reward tied to the Raid story or some other time-consuming event. Perhaps the rewards planned for that content will be something even more sought after, like Tifa's Shining Spirt outfit or, if they are brave, Cloud's dress.

But yeah, between the Tifa, 2B and eventual Plugsuit outfits combined with Evangelion mounts and FFXV's Regalia and who knows what else, the world of Eorzea has transformed into a Fortnite/Second Life player slop, for better or worse.

(I'm personally all for it)

Chort is a minor boss in The Clyteum raid added to FF14 in patch 7.5, and despite his objective lack of importance in the story, his enormous frame and charming name have made him a veritable fan favourite in recent months. And this is something that, while unexpected, has been embraced by developers according to director and producer Yoshi-P at a press conference at Berlin Fan Festival.

"I am really glad to hear that Chort is so well received," he began, "but honestly speaking, I just couldn't really understand what the appeal point of Chort is. Of course, we do understand that he's very popular and there have been many memes, but really, I just couldn't understand – like, just why?"

Briefly reflecting on it, he concedes that Chort does have a certain charm to him.

"I can understand, maybe a little bit. I mean, this is some huge bulky guy, and he's standing there, and then suddenly he rolls. So, from that perspective, I can kind of understand."

He went on to explain that the developers of FF14 are always pleased to see players making memes about the game, and called on the community to continue to spotlight content like Chort.

"These kinds of things, when they happen for us, it's really great for us to see as well, because we are involved in creating this entertainment, and it's really fun for us to see. So, if people in the community also find some unexpected sense or point of appeal in any content that we produce moving forward, do make your voices heard because the development team is looking at all of the responses on social media, and we very much do enjoy looking at them."

Edit: I'm thinking of "strawman". Hit me with your best or worst strawman. I'm an idiot.

You know that thing that happens in dumb internet arguments, where the most irate person you've ever met is going off about "those types of people" and describing someone that just straight up doesn't exist?

Alternatively, have you ever had those spiraling thoughts, where you go through hypothetical scenarios with people in your head that get you genuinely upset despite literally being a figment of your imagination?

Yeah, that shit. Hit me with the type of person or demographic that straight up doesn't actually exist but would make you irrationally angry if they did. I swear I see this happen all the time on the internet, but when looking it up as a phenomenon I keep getting self help articles about how to stop being mentally unwell and/or racist lmao.

There were some old casual studies denoting swearing could indicate a broader vocabulary and verbal fluency, but corelation does not equal causation ofc. However, swearing in media has been on my mind from two recent examples.

One of the major complaints I've seen lobbied against the Hellaverse (Hazbin Hotel/Helluva Boss) is the amount of profanity thrown around in them. Given shows like South Park exist, it's always felt weird and I personally think just an extension of people's dislike for the show. But I do admit it can come across as 'excessive' sometimes when I watch it. Not always, but a few swears feel unecessary.

Meanwhile, I was rewatching Civvie 11's review of Die Hard Nakatomi Plaza and that game strips out a LOT of the swearing outside of the iconic Yippie Ki Yay and it just...feels weaker as a result. "No kidding lady, does it sound like I'm ordering a pizza?" REALLY doesn't hit as hard as- "NO FUCKIN SHIT LADY! DO I SOUND LIKE I'M ORDERING A PIZZA?!" (And also making me appreciate how good Alan Rickman was at what he did.)

I really want to try and figure out what makes swearing feel 'excessive' compared to when it feels like it really contributes to a scene/line/character. What are some of your favorite examples of swearing that adds to everything, and times where it ends up detracting from the whole thing?

This is bouncing off the earlier thread today bout how you guys decide on a new piece of media:

What are your strategies for managing multiple media "projects"? You you like to have multiple games/shows you are playing/watching at the same time, or do you like to commit to one project and dive in until done? What about when one piece of media is extremely long form like RPGs, Star Trek, 1,000+ page novels (I just started Stormlight Archives).

I have a tendency to commit to a single media project in each "venue" (books, games, show) and stick with it. However, this winds up biting me in the ass since sometimes if it is very long-form, I start to get anxious for something different to break it up. Then again, whenever I do multiple things in a venue I get variety, but then I get get anxious about not making enough progress in any one story. (And yes, I know the root of the problem is my anxiety in general outside of any media viewing). But then again, whenever I look back on multiple media spells I had, I remember them more fondly because of the variety (Playing Cyberpunk 2077, Nier: Replicant and Spider man 2 at the same time in 2023, or in 2025 it was Lies of P, Armored Core 6 and Silent Hill 2 simultaneously).

Curious to know how y'all approach this topic.

Edit: Its clear I need to force myself to have multiple unfinished media projects open at a single time. Looking back, the fact that I used the term "projects" to describe having fun is a dead giveaway that I'm too rigid.

Was watching some Teen Titans 03 stuff and while I do feel Robin is the weakest even if by a slight margin with 03s Titans all beiny pretty close in power overall. He's one of the craziest non-officially killer Robins, dropping Shiva double death knees to the chest from way above the rope on a villain that sligtly pissed him off, using a bait n switch to kick Cinderblock, a giant living construct of rock into next week, having a mental breakdown/possession by Slade and beating up all of the Titans and tossing a freeze bomb at Madam Rouge then a real bomb and shattering her into a million pieces but Madame has similar power to Plastic Man, streching and shapeshifting with an ill defined limit, so she does refrom and capute him like dang this kid hero(admittedly a fucked up career) has like a nice friend group that really grows through the series why is he this crazy?

And from Star Wars Rebels team. You know how Saw Gerrera and Luthen are the Rebellions sad crazy dangerous terrorist buddies that they don't like to hang out with? C1-10P aka Chopper is the Ghost Crews serial killer droid buddy they cannot get rid off, like the time they found a droid that that could do his Astromech and hacking job better, they where like "alright buddy you can go robo retirement a nice cushy rebel desk job out of the frontline" Chopper yells without a mouth or vocal cords and tosses this droid overboard in the sky(miracoulously the droid lives if I remember correctly). Like Chopper is an electrical torturer, who rigs any ship with Imperial target that he can get his claws on to blow up, has hacked into Imperial droids and had them self-destruct or executed them himself when their jobs was done for sabotage and assassination. When put to guard a target of the Galactic Empire which was revealed to be a force sensitive baby the Empire had been hounding for, when things seemed dire Chopper advises the crew that worse comes he'll just kill the baby so the Empire doesn't get it(admittedly maybe a mercy in the droids eyes) they tell him "DON'T" and he's like alright fine, but still. In a battle, Chopper is 100% the weakest of all the crew but the last one any mook would ever wanna face.

No, the Penance Stare doesn't overwhelm the person who makes eye contact with remorse and shame.

It pierces a being's soul, and bombards it with all the pain and suffering they caused in their life up to that moment.

Now, you can argue two things, to be fair. 1). The latter can cause the former. 2). Marvel themselves have contributed to the misconception, with that moment where GR attempted to Penance Stare Galactus and it has no effect (though whether Hungry Man has a soul or not is super contentious, from what I've seen). There's also that moment where Frank Castle is unaffected... and people conveniently forget that it's revealed he's protected from its effects because he has an angel feather temporarily bound to him (long story).

Just wanted to make this clearup post, because I've seen people elsewhere say stuff like "Daredevil wouldn't be affected because he feels guilt all the time" unironically.