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She's so goddamed cute

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Jim Lee's new covers for the Marvel VS DC and Amalgam Omnibuses.

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BABY DON DON!!!

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Shout out to the redheaded extra in Ghostbusters who managed to be in two different crowds and acted so hard they had to dub in dialog because it felt weird to not hear him shout.

Edit: He is apparently Eldo Ray Estes and is a 4x Emmy Award Winning Make Up Artist.

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Mobile Fighter G Gundam 30th Anniversary Visual

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Long Version of the Toonami G Gundam Promo

Happy 30th Anniversary!!!!! 🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊💖

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CUTIE HONEY!

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I might have to start picking this up in trade

I absolutely love this direct parallel. Thundercracker is always such an interesting character when he's portrayed like this - he's loyal to the Decepticon cause, but not interested in wanton destruction and death the way many other Decepticons are. He pities small weak things and finds no entertainment or honour in killing them unless he absolutely has to.

It's going to be fun seeing how his reluctance to kill for the crime of being small affects his relationships with some of the most brutal Decepticons we've seen.

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I like that visually, this mode is just "What if Boonboomger Robo had a cool shoulder cape?"

"...that lights on fire?"

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I was hoping once all five rangers joined this show would start getting into some proper character building and I was not disappointed.

Taiya is reckless, and Mira is right to call out that he brought her and Jou on board without being forthright about his goals. If he's going to endanger others they need to all be on the same page.

Here's hoping our brash red learns a lesson, and it won't wind up a shonen-type resolution of "Actually Mira and Jou just need to be more hot blooded" or some nonsense.

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So I honestly dig this.

The idea that the Boonboomgers were not created to fight evil, but they wound up doing it anyway.

The drama from this episode is clearly going to be Mira and Jou, who signed up to be superheroes, trying to understand Taiya's motivations, BUT. The implication here is that Taiya saw the hashalien threat, thought to himself "I've got the tools to handle this" and sprung into action.

And that's awesome.