Someone reached out to me to go see the new Gundam Hathaway film later this week. https://youtu.be/IrAtDd7Dxfc?si=Vy1vWBpw0074tccb

Never would it have occurred to me that Arius would be given the role of an anti-villain fighting Mundus. https://i.ani.me/0383/3612/1000009717.jpg Fanfiction is getting wild these days.

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Definitely Nightmare Troubadour. I spent 3 days trying to figure out how to actually play and which controls do what before giving up entirely.

I'll never understand people that insist a fictional piece of media needs to represent real life ideology or social norms. Particularly if said individual will defend parts of that same media as harmless entertainment (i.e. murder) however a character is depicted having narrative views on society that does not align with theirs and now the discussion becomes why the author hasn't been held legally responsible for real life crime statistics. These types of people should become self aware of their own hypocrisy. You want horror in entertainment, which has been argued as having the potential to inspire real life serial killers, yet it's an author's choice to depict a character a specific way that elicits a need to call for action. The video I was watching was a 3 hour essay about why this individual loved a specific murder mystery. Then when they broke down and analyzed every character that was involved the conversation shifted into a TED talk about the real life dangers of showing specific types of fictional characters being murdered in said murder mystery. These folks need some serious help. "It's ok to murder folks in fictional media as long as you don't murder the characters I identify as in real life, tee-hee!"