EmSeeSquared retweeted
Alright let's do a little localization exercise shall we?
The prose thread and the comments on it got me thinking about this so let's pretend that we are English to Japanese translators, and we have to translate:
"Its raining cats and dogs"
What do we need to look out for?
EmSeeSquared retweeted
Batman à une batvache
Walsh out here being all:
1) If you actually believe that some random college girls made monkey noises as a deliberate slur against black people, you’re too retarded to take seriously.
2) Even if they did (they didn’t), it’s right in line with the kind of racial harassment white people are subjected to literally every day in almost every college, school, or street corner in the country, and it’s not nearly as bad as the black on white murders that get no media outrage or attention of any kind, ever.
EmSeeSquared retweeted
I'll be at Grand Rapids Comic Con with the My Hero Academia crew this weekend! Come by and say hi!
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*Taps this.*
James Gunn and Peter Safran found out that they were no longer going to be running DC Studios this past Friday.
Skydance co-CEOs David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz broke the news to them in person.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
EmSeeSquared retweeted
The voice behind Jubilee, Claire Redfield and Lydia Deetz, Alyson Court Celebrates 53 Years! ✨🎉
Court has been a familiar presence in animation and children’s television for decades, most famously voicing Jubilee in X-Men: The Animated Series and Lydia Deetz in Beetlejuice, while an entire generation also grew up watching her as Loonette the Clown on The Big Comfy Couch. She is also well known to gamers as the original voice of Claire Redfield in the Resident Evil series.
Some of her most notable roles include:
• Jubilee / Jubilation Lee (X-Men: The Animated Series)
• Claire Redfield (Resident Evil)
• Loonette the Clown (The Big Comfy Couch)
• Lydia Deetz (Beetlejuice)
• Mira Fermin (Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia)
• Arkayna Goodfey / Mysticon Dragon Mage (Mysticons)
• Malani (Star Wars: Ewoks)
• Veronica Lodge (The New Archies)
• Emily Elizabeth Howard (Clifford’s Fun with...)
• Princess of Wonderland (The Care Bears Adventure in Wonderland)
• Trina Riffin (Grojband)
• Abscissa (X-Men ’97)
• Aqune (Spider Riders)
• Dawn (Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation)
• Ruthie (Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird)
• Wendy Wyndlee (Inspector Gadget)
• Queen Martha (Mike the Knight)
• Jill Smith (My Pet Monster)
• Nora Mouse (Timothy Goes to School)
• Poodle (Almost Naked Animals)
Her career has crossed superheroes, video games, fantasy, comedy, and children’s television, giving her a remarkably varied collection of characters across several generations.
At 53, Alyson Court celebrates a lasting career filled with unforgettable voices and childhood favorites that continue to resonate with fans today. 🎂🎙️
EmSeeSquared retweeted
I don’t get why people can’t just say “I like these stories better” instead of just making up imaginary bullshit like this.
Replying to @MWStover
Some of us prefer the continuity to be as close to perfect as it can be. Star wars under Lucas showed continuity that was high quality. As I always say, EU pre-filoni and pre-disney was 95% consistent with 5% inconsistence. Flip it for filoni and Disney. 95% inconsistent with 5% consistency.
EmSeeSquared retweeted
I actually really like this song written for the 1st movie. It's like Chucky's unofficial theme. It was supposed to play over the end credits, but was cut for not being scary. So they used it for the Home Video promos instead
EmSeeSquared retweeted
I abided by canon because that was the rules of the game in those days. It was decided above my pay grade. People still read those books. That’s literally all I care about.
Given your failure to actually reply, I suspect you have no answer deeper than your own inclinations.
EmSeeSquared retweeted
Lady, you’ve been trying to argue the importance of book canonicity with one of the most legendary authors of EU books who says they are not. Who is the immature one here?
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