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That was his second mistake: saying the quiet part out loud.The dude was also yelling that they were child groomers and pedophiles at staff there.
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That was his second mistake: saying the quiet part out loud.The dude was also yelling that they were child groomers and pedophiles at staff there.
Dear god that sounds lame. Execution is everything and all that but still so lame. Of course everyone else but the king is nice and with nice wishes. We wouldn't want any real gray in this, now would we?Wish now has its plot freely available:
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So much for anyone thinking they would do another misunderstood villain.
- Asha wants to be the king’s assistant.
- King rejects her wish because no diversity hires I guess.
- Asha wishes on a star to give everyone a wish.
- King finds Star and uses him for evil to rule Rosas.
- Everyone is a child of the stars, so everyone has magic and stops king.
- King is locked away in staff and everyone gets their wish.
I do agree with the video that nobody is extracting oil and dumping it around dancing and howling for the lols and that industry depends on this stuff, but meethinks he puts waaaay too much stock on the reach Captain Planet had. I watched it more than not, but it was the bog standard "nothing better to watch so oh well" and if they villains weren't fun over the top nutcases, I wouldn't have even bothered. I mean, what was he expecting? A 22 minute dry discussion about the impact of extractions close to an animal reservation and how to minimize impact without reducing the capability to comply with the needs of the community? Riveting stuff (and yes, very LOL with no politics on children's media, though no idea on if this guy is a faggot that pushes for propaganda or not, looking at the channel seems like a big part of the updates is one of them dealing with cancer, so didn't really get a clear vibe).For context:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=z1fJChrJniU
TLDW: Lindsay Ellis Stan/ mega-lib yells about how Captain Planet insults the poor and disabled through its villains and deepens a rift in environmental politics for portraying the working class as bad guys. Says politics should not be in children’s media, which LMAO.
Yeah, I've heard the whole Lexingon was supposed to be gay thing, buuuut, he wasn't (he was also gaga for Angela when she came into the scene) and "dumbledore was totes gay" post production retcons don't count, so there! But yeah, some of the really good stuff had a lot of current globohomo propaganda, they were just a lot better at presenting it.
Good to see that Kero the Wolf would have gotten his wish of infinite puppies to defile, you go you magical latinx you!TLDR:
So much for anyone thinking they would do another misunderstood villain.
- Asha wants to be the king’s assistant.
- King rejects her wish because no diversity hires I guess.
- Asha wishes on a star to give everyone a wish.
- King finds Star and uses him for evil to rule Rosas.
- Everyone is a child of the stars, so everyone has magic and stops king.
- King is locked away in staff and everyone gets their wish.
Dark Horizons has a nice summary of the Bloomberg article (which is paywalled) which details all of Disney's current woes.
Ex. Disney’s stock price meanwhile has seen a fall from $191 per share back in March 2021 to as low as $78.32 a share last Wednesday.
Sources for the outlet claim the company chief is feeling “overwhelmed and exhausted”
So the plot is basically a standard JRPG such as Paper Mario, Earthbound, and Persona 5, where the heros are almost defeated and they rely on the wishes and prayers of everyone to give them strength to defeat the villain?TLDR:
- Asha wants to be the king’s assistant.
- King rejects her wish because no diversity hires I guess.
- Asha wishes on a star to give everyone a wish.
- King finds Star and uses him for evil to rule Rosas.
- Everyone is a child of the stars, so everyone has magic and stops king.
- King is locked away in staff and everyone gets their wish.
It's still astounding to me that they managed to completely foul up Star Wars, which by all accounts should have been a guaranteed money printer, to the point where everything they make doesn't seem to stick the landing. This goes beyond "woke = broke" and into "possibly mental retardation" levels.Dark Horizons has a nice summary of the Bloomberg article (which is paywalled) which details all of Disney's current woes.
Ex. Disney’s stock price meanwhile has seen a fall from $191 per share back in March 2021 to as low as $78.32 a share last Wednesday.
Asha = Gokuwhere the heros are almost defeated and they rely on the wishes and prayers of everyone to give them strength to defeat the villain?
Disney and EA. Actually a match made in Heaven. Or in this case, Hell.View attachment 5403547
>acquisition of Electronic Arts
That's some smooth brained thinking there, deputies.
Fucking do it! Put goddamn Mickey on FIFA while you are at it!View attachment 5403547
>acquisition of Electronic Arts
That's some smooth brained thinking there, deputies.
Peter Pan done this decades before the JRPG genre existed, when saving Tinkerbell.So the plot is basically a standard JRPG such as Paper Mario, Earthbound, and Persona 5, where the heros are almost defeated and they rely on the wishes and prayers of everyone to give them strength to defeat the villain?
Kind of, but not to the same extent. In the context of the play, that was just asking the audience to clap to save Tinkerbell after drinking poison. It wasn't during the final encounter with Hook and Tinkerbell wasn't the one that defeated Hook. My point is really that it's a tired trope that's done to deathPeter Pan done this decades before the JRPG genre existed, when saving Tinkerbell.
trope doesn't have to mean bad, it can still generate a fist pump if the writing is good enough.Kind of, but not to the same extent. In the context of the play, that was just asking the audience to clap to save Tinkerbell after drinking poison. It wasn't during the final encounter with Hook and Tinkerbell wasn't the one that defeated Hook. My point is really that it's a tired trope that's done to death
I wish for TDD -Total Disney DeathWish now has its plot freely available:
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TLDR:
So much for anyone thinking they would do another misunderstood villain.
- Asha wants to be the king’s assistant.
- King rejects her wish because no diversity hires I guess.
- Asha wishes on a star to give everyone a wish.
- King finds Star and uses him for evil to rule Rosas.
- Everyone is a child of the stars, so everyone has magic and stops king.
- King is locked away in staff and everyone gets their wish.
I wish for TDD -Total Disney DeathWish now has its plot freely available:
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TLDR:
So much for anyone thinking they would do another misunderstood villain.
- Asha wants to be the king’s assistant.
- King rejects her wish because no diversity hires I guess.
- Asha wishes on a star to give everyone a wish.
- King finds Star and uses him for evil to rule Rosas.
- Everyone is a child of the stars, so everyone has magic and stops king.
- King is locked away in staff and everyone gets their wish.
I don't believe it. They actually ripped off Super Mario Galaxy with the "star" being just a "Luma"! Send word to Mr. Miyamoto that his IP has been infringed!!!Wish now has its plot freely available:
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TLDR:
So much for anyone thinking they would do another misunderstood villain.
- Asha wants to be the king’s assistant.
- King rejects her wish because no diversity hires I guess.
- Asha wishes on a star to give everyone a wish.
- King finds Star and uses him for evil to rule Rosas.
- Everyone is a child of the stars, so everyone has magic and stops king.
- King is locked away in staff and everyone gets their wish.
That thing belongs in the chinese Mario Galaxy ripoff (that apparently was made to advertise a theme park mascot in china). Bravo Disney.I don't believe it. They actually ripped off Super Mario Galaxy with the "star" being just a "Luma"! Send word to Mr. Miyamoto that his IP has been infringed!!!