Schadenfreude
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So i'm just gonna sit here and react like I do whenever I hear a real life science lecture. *opens mouth, starts drooling*
Yugioh 5Ds duh
I'm not a writer, and I'm not creative, but I think a simple tweak would be to have made some sponser give an ultimatum of "we will fund you you win the race against black egg". Make this known to the team. There something concrete hinges on the race. I mean, it doesn't fix overarching problems but it would have been a little more focused in the episode.
That theme was so much better than GX's
Eureka Seven is basically a shitty version of Link's Awakening.
After going over some stuff, why exactly did they go with "Limit of Questions" instead of "Limit of Life"?
Eureka Seven is basically a shitty version of Link's Awakening.
It is a good series, best Yugioh series by far.
I have no idea what's going on.
Who understands this?
SO is anybody actually paying rapt attention to this bullshit?
The surface is made up living creatures called coralians. There can only be a certain amount of sentient lifeforms in an area of space. If the population exceeds a certain amount it cause time-space to tear asunder. This is called the limit of questions. The coralians reached the limit of questions and went into hibernation to keep from being sucked into a black hole.
The surface is made up living creatures called coralians. There can only be a certain amount of sentient lifeforms in an area of space. If the population exceeds a certain amount it causes time-space to tear asunder. This is called the limit of questions. The coralians reached the limit of questions and went into hibernation to keep from being sucked into a black hole.
I remember seeing this episode back and middle school and being confused as fuck.I've seen this show at least twice in my life and this is the first time I've ever understood this.
Personally I don't think anything will ever top the original series' end-game for me. Just revelation after revelation, was such a climactic and fitting end for a series you'd never expect it from. It was kinda like Sailor Moon's last season in that way. What started as an episodic-ish lighthearted series going into "shit gets real" mode and capitalizing on everything it had built up to by that point.
And Bakura becoming the big bad villain he was always saying he was? Goddamn. The backhalf of YGO season 5 was amazing.
Man, I really need to go and watch the last season of the original series when I get a chance.
Kinda missed most of it, so I wasn't totally sure what exactly was going on.
Have these kids in the military ever been explained?