Tony

I've always been a huge Cowboy Bebop guy, and for a long time that was my favorite anime. I can say without a doubt Trigun is my favorite anime now. Character design, score, theme, plot, art style are all DIVINE. There has never been another character that I've enjoyed drawing as much as Vash the Stampede. I can't miss when I draw this mf. He's such a perfect blend of serious and goofy.

It's... fine? A bunch of stuff is pulled directly from Overwatch, but clunkier, and emptier. Movement is abysmal, and for whatever reason, each character's controller layout is completely, inexplicably different. It doesn't feel like a team made the game; it's more like each character was given to a college student, and they were all thrown together into one game. There is something to say about variety, but it doesn't feel smooth, or cohesive. Switching from one character to another is like switching games, and is never smooth or easy. This isn't a complaint because the game is "hard", quite the opposite, it's not made to be balanced at all, it's meant to cater to the power fantasy. A tank being healed is unkillable, and Iron Fist is made to die. Half the skins are overcomplicated or absolute trash. There are some good skins but far outnumbered because most good skins have one absolutely stupid feature that ruins them. The battle pass is stupidly small for $5, and you don't earn anything of value. You can't even earn enough currency to pay off the next battle pass. It has the potential to get better I suppose, but I'm not optimistic. Better luck next time

I think this movie is what No Way Home and the Flash wishes they were. Every cameo was there for a reason, and it wasn't the entire movie. It was funny as hell and the fights were incredible. The opening sequence is my favorite from any movie, and the soundtrack was great. Vanessa was a non character, which was kinda lame, because in the 2 scenes she was in, it didn't really follow what we saw from the character previously.