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kjrcrz · 10 months

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━━━━━━━━ ENHYPEN AS SUPERHEROS !

A/N — lmao..i thought of this last night and couldn't stop thinking ab it...also this was solely bc i just saw the new spiderman movie and i have fat crush on miles 🫡 enjoy btw‼️

lee heeseung as nightwing

HEAR ME OUT HERE PLS...since nightwing was known as wonder boy or wtv and being known for being batman's side kick i could see him wanting to build his own title and eventually he does??2!/!/$ LIKE CMONN both are also SO fine like 🤭 i could see him kicking ass and all like give me a chance pls

rest of the members under the cut !

park jongseong as iron man

i mean cmon now..both are RICH and don't tell me jay doesn't give off super rich, cocky and handsome ceo 100% of the time 🤭🤭 like i could see him running the company n shit likeee....and then having a soft spot for his pepper pots and spoiling her PLS HES THE STANDARD + the fact that he's literally a hero and will always protect his s/o no matter what is soo 😮‍💨

sim jaeyun as spider-man (andrew garfield's)

i refuse to believe jake is any other spider-man/hero. he's a legit nerd and loves physics like cmon now 🥱 i could see him being a total flirt with his gwen stacy and that one scene where peter reveals that he's spider-man to gwen and then pulling her with his web to kiss her WHFHAIBFJSDBJSJSBD ahem ahem...but both are so nerdy i just feel like jake would fit SPECIFICALLY andrew's spiderman SO SO well

park sunghoon as captain america

now...this is a little random but i could just see him as captain america...like being FROZEN for 100 or something years and still beinf sexy and HOT LIKE SKFNDKGNKDFN him wearing the costume like 😮‍💨😮‍💨 he would also give everything just to go back into his proper time to see peggy and RHAINFOSFB sunghoon is old timey coded idk how to explain it but YES.

kim sunoo as raven

guys hear me out on this again PLS ik you guys are probably flaming me for putting sunoo as the "only girl" BUT LOOK i could see him doing dark magic and idk...he fits SO well with it. despite the fact that raven and sunoo are complete opposites personality wise sunoo DEFINITELY does dark magic in the dorms 🤥

yang jungwon as the black panther

must i really explain more ... hes a cat like pls. i could see him being sneaky and doing surprise attacks and all..he would be so slick about it too so no one could find his actual identity 🥱🥱 i could definitely see him taking his job as a hero seriously and would get the saving done IMMEDIATELY

nishimura riki as beast boy

you cant tell me hes not beast boy coded bc he is and i stand by that 🤬 he would enjoy playing pranks on the members WHILE shifting into different things like i could see him jumpscaring jake as an elephant or something ☠️☠️ and then jungwon telling him to stop LMAOOO also him being so down bad for raven like 😄😄

thanks for reading ! likes and reblogs are greatly appreciated ! ━━━ © kjrcrz 2023

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inspiredsimmerx · 6 months

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hiii, i love your sims and builds sm! wcif the spiderman halloween costume in your recent post? 🤍

Thank you so much friend!! you can find the spiderman costume here!

#wcif

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hamartia-grander · 1 year

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Resident evil characters as dumb shit my roommate and I have said, pt.1

Jill: I have a surprise for u Chris: Wesker Jill: Pfft WAY better Chris: What's better than wesker?? Jill: I am gonna roll my eyes at you so hard. "What's better than Wesker" what ISN'T Chris: I'm sorry ~ Helena: that guy wants to fuck you. Leon: Helena: Too far? Leon: that guy wants to fuck me too far??? ~ Ashley: what should I call my Sims character? Leon: Luis. Ashley: okay! *two days later* Ashley: wait a second. ~ Chris: I hate that I love men as much as I do. Claire: I hate that too ~ Luis: omg I haven't texted you today Luis: I am so sorry you've had a day without my presence Leon: Luis: must have been miserable ~ Ethan: *sends a picture of Belle and the Beast* Ethan: us rn Mia: you're a furry?? Ethan: brb gonna go kms Ethan: NO. ~ Hunnigan: thank you u3 Hunnigan: I mean <3 mmao Hunnigan: Lmo* Hunnigan: WHAT the fuck. Hunnigan: I give up. Hunnigan: It's your turn to geus what I'm syaing ~ Karl: *sends a video of someone in a spiderman costume getting bullied* Donna: WHEN you get a spiderman suit I am doing this to you.

#resident evil #resident evil memes #love you sara <3 #re #jill valentine #chris redfield #albert wesker #helena harper #leon kennedy #leon s kennedy #serennedy #luis serra #ashley graham #claire redfield #ethan winters #mia winters #ingrid hunnigan #karl heisenberg #donna beneviento

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feelingofcontent · 3 years

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DNP Rewatch: The Story of My Hamster

Date video was published: 04/13/2014 (X)

DNP Main Channel Rewatch: 223

At the start of April, Charlie McDonnell (charlieissocoollike) briefly stayed with DNP while he was waiting to move into a new flat.

Dan filmed and posted this while Phil was away (back in Florida with his family for holiday). He also went to the Spiderman 2 premiere with PJ and Jack Howard (1, 2) while Phil was gone. DNP tweeted at each other about it. He also did a radio show by himself (1, 2). (This is the radio show where Dan is sad about being alone and Phil calls in.)

This is a longer video than usual.

0:00 - the collar on that shirt is a disaster...Also full-name introduction for some reason.

0:17 - it’s so cute that he wanted a pet just for him

0:35 - Dan wanting the hamster that was “different” and away from the group 🥺

0:58 - I don’t think that’s a bad name! After he posted this, people told him what “suki” means in different languages.

1:07 - awww, you can hear the excitement in Dan’s voice as he talks about this

1:23 - too true about starting to care about the success of your Sims or Pokémon

1:40 - love Dan giggling at himself

1:46 - simple skits with no costume changes in this one

1:56 - Dan is always fond when telling stories about his grandma

2:28 - this is so cute 😭

2:48 - that had to be a bit sad and scary for a 12-year-old to not know what was wrong

3:23 - Dan really knows how to build up a story (just like Phil does too)

3:30 -”did the dog do it?” lol, that would be my first thought

4:00 - that is terrifyingly smart for a hamster

4:12 - I would be shocked if a hamster managed to do that in front of me now, let alone at 12-years-old

4:33 - I love that he still remembers that it was a bible, lol. As well as all the other books. 😂 (Also, there goes the sun setting outside the window.)

4:58 - we learn a lot about Dan as a child in the video. He does childhood stories much less than Phil does, so that’s pretty rare.

5:20 - that is pretty unbelievable

5:35 - yeah, I bet his parents were not thrilled with that

5:51 - awww, guilt for not letting the hamster escape when she wanted to 😕

6:15 - a hamster having an existential crisis apparently

6:50 - this is intense for a story about a hamster

7:10 - “the wilderness of suburban England” lol

7:35 - that is an intense connection with a hamster

8:06 - he was done be surprised by this point.

8:21 - awwww bye to Suki 🙁 I guess it was good he wasn’t too sad about it by the time she really escaped?

8:50 - and here we are to the part of the video Dan describes in the video description as “Also yes I was definitely mostly taking the piss at the end there but it's a good moral anyway.”

9:10 - “merely existing in comfort is not living” is similar to things Dan says a lot throughout the years though.

9:14 - yep...thinking forward to Trying to Live My Truth and even YWGTTN

9:38 - why do they have both a hamster and a guinea pig like this, lol

I really am just impressed with his storytelling throughout this entire video. Even without any skits or anything he can hold attention. (Also he gesticulates so much it was hard to pick screenshots that looked decent, lol.)

#dan and phil #dnp #dnpRewatch #daniel howell #danisnotonfire #dan howell #daniel howell videos #The Story of My Hamster

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franco-ikari · 3 years

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Power Rangers e as adaptações americanas de obras japonesas:um panorama geral sobre este método que existe muito antes da franquia da Hasbro

Aqui no Brasil Power Rangers sofre um hate severo do fandom de Tokusatsu,tudo porque ele é uma adaptação do Super Sentai pro mercado americano geralmente mantendo a filmagem original,mudando os atores,a história,e até usando filmagens próprias.As séries nada tem a ver com suas contrapartes originais,embora muitas sejam meio parecidas mas a franquia conseguiu criar uma mitologia e história própria e hoje ela passou dos 25 anos ininterruptamente.Querendo ou não a adaptação de Super sentai pro mercado americano foi responsável pela expansão e popularização do Tokusatsu no mercado ocidental,considerado algo conhecido apenas nos seus países em que foi exibido como o Brasil e França.Com Power Rangers fãs de diversas partes do mundo descobriram suas origens e o Tokusatsu e buscando conhecer e asistir as séries originais os americanos criaram inúmeros fansubs que legendaram as séries como Kamen Rider,Metal Heroes,Super Sentai e outros criando uma base sólida de fãs que não apenas consumiam Power Rangers mas também puderam apreciar seus originais sem preconceito e inclusive dando apoio com diversos cosplays nos eventos da Power Morphicon,importando produtos das séries no Japão.É graças a Power Rangers que nós temos uma quantidade absurda de Tokusatsu traduzidos diretamente das versões em inglês desses fansubs,algo mais fácil que em japonês.E claro,Power Rangers criou sua própria base de fãs que não se importam de ter sido uma adaptação.Mesmo que não se goste é preciso entender e respeitar. Tokusatsu não é considerado arte pela empresa que o produz,a Toei,e sim um produto e comercializar esse produto da forma que dê mais lucro é a visão dela então eles simplesmente não se importam se sus obras forem alteradas. No caso as adaptações acabam sendo o método mais fácil e que gera mais espectadores.E tudo isso por causa das enormes diferenças cultura entre nossos países.Por mais que as pessoas digam que isso é apenas frecura dos americanos e sua mentalidade nacionalista,a verdade é que o oposto também ocorre.Obras americanas com estética e padrões diferentes do estilo japonês também não fazem muito sucesso por lá tanto que até a Marvel topou fazer uma parceria com a Toei pra adaptar seus heróis por lá e o resultado disso foi Spiderman de 1978,uma série Tokusatsu tradicional onde a única semelhança com o herói americano é sua roupa e o nome.Ele nada tem a ver com Spiderman que conhecemos,e poderia ser um Tokusatsu qualquer se o herói tivesse outro uniforme.Mais tarde nos anos 2000 a Marvel contratou a Madhouse pra fazer versões anime de seus heróis e nisso surgiram os anime sde Wolverine,X-Men e Iron Man,o Wolverine foi alterado de forma tão drástica,ele parece aqueles heróis galantes e estilosos do anime ao invés do estilo selvagem americano.De fato não conseguimos compreender coisas como o humor japonês,por isso os filmes de Godzilla da era showa era ridicularizados pelos absurdos e galhofas que ele tinha e até hoje esse humor é difícil de explicar pra um ocidental.E eu sou a prova viva que tive que entender o estilo japonês,de entender o que é um personagem andrógeno como o Shun e Afrodite que todos acreditavam serem homossexuais.E algum tempo atrás eu tive problemas quando experimentei pela primeira vez assistir um Drama(novela) coreano,o fansub que legenda entende que quem assiste já é um veterano dorameiro e mantem no original forma de tratamento e palavras coreanas que você não entende se não pesquisar,foi extremamente difícil acompanhar por causa disso,então querendo ou não é compreensível que países queiram criar suas própria versões adaptando as obras pra melhor absorção cultural,como otaku não entende ele acha que é apenas uma frescura qualquer.Nos EUA as adaptações de anime e Tokusatsu pra lá aconteceram a muito tempo.Primeiro com o Godzilla em 1955 onde um repórter americano foi colocado na história narrando e descrevendo os acontecimentos e ocultando todas as mensagens politicas por trás.Outra série de anime adaptada foi Speed Racer que no original foi Mach Go Go Go mudando nomes de personagens e diminuindo os aspectos culturais do Japão. Spectreman também foi assim,até a abertura foi alterada,e nós vimos essa versão aqui.No entanto o que popularizou os animes por lá foi Robotech,um projeto da HarmonyGold que adaptou não uma mais 3 séries japonesas e transmitidas e modificadas pra parecer uma só,no caso foram Macross,Mospeada e Southern Cross,obviamente existem problemas narrativos em mesclar séries tão distintas da outra porém existia uma cláusula de exibição das emissoras que só permitia a exibição de séries com no minimo 60 episódios e como Macross só tinha 36 eles tiveram de fazer isso.Mesmo assim Robotech foi um fenômeno nos EUA e abriiu as portas pro anime nos EUA tal qual Power Rangers fez pelo Tokusatsu.Isso abriu a chance pra outras séries virem como as séries de Super Robots como Go Lion e Dairugger XV da Toei que foram combinadas e transformadas em Voltron. Curiosamente da mesma forma que Power Rangers as duas deram tão ceto que geraram materiais feitos pelos próprios americanos tendo as séries sua própria mitologia e até muitas delas como Voltrons podem ser vistas pelos brasileiros.

Mas afinal de onde vem essa discórdia do fandom nacional?como expliquei existe um certo purismo e preciosismo nisso.Pessoas que até produzem seu mangá nacional usando a estética e a fórmula do mangá e mesmo assim odeia essas adaptações. É aquela mania de achar que apenas quem produz material do seu país de origem pode fazer boas histórias,o que não é verdade,Power Rangers possuem muitas séries,algumas conseguem rivalizar e até mesmo superar as versões originais,os roteiristas americanos também conseguem fazer boas histórias,embora a gente tenha que se adaptar aos costume das produções infantis americanas então quando você assistir Mighty Morphin Power Rangers tenha em mente que ele se parecerá muito mais com desenhos como as Tatarugas Ninja e Thundercats que os originais Tokusatsu japoneses. Bulk e Skull são o Rocksteady e Bebop de Tartarugas Ninja e o formato episódico,e a leveza,sem dramas profundos é similar a Thundercats e você pode curtir os originais. Agora se você reclama da edição das imagens originais saibam que os próprios japoneses reciclam cenas em suas séries,seja no vestuário ou na filmagem,ao menos nas mais antigas pra poupar gastos,do ponto de vista do produtor americano,é mais barato usar o material original e poupar custos visando o lucro com menor gasto,normal numa empresa qualquer. Os filmes de Godzilla pela Legendary por mais que tenham seus problemas ajudaram a levantar a moral meio caída do Kaijuu que andava em hiato pelo desgaste do personagem.A única coisa ruím de verdade são as adaptações de anime pro público infantil já que a mentalidade dos produtores de TV é que desenho é coisa de criança e tentam censurar qualquer coisa considerada inapropriada como vimos na péssima adaptação de One Piece pela Funimation.Essa mentalidade vem mudando aos poucos porém as próprias produções americanas sofrem com a rigidez das emissoras,um exemplo é o Quantum Ranger que originalmente foi planejado pra morrer tal qual sua contraparte,o Time fire de Timeranger mas a Fox não permitiu.Hoje a Hasbro possui os direitos da franquia inteira de Super Sentai impedindo qualquer material de passar oficialmente no ocidente sem o aval dela e parece que ela não quer comercializar os originais como a Saban que liberou a Shout Factory de comercializar o Super Sentai oficialmente.Talvez não queiram confundir o público de fora do nicho do Tokusatsu,porém seria uma desculpa furada,isso não ajuda em nada e só acaba contribuindo pro hate continuar a se propagar.

De qualquer maneira encare Power Rangers com mente aberta,sem hate bobo,não é preciso gostar mas ter um certo respeito,se os japoneses não se importam com isso por que nós deveríamos?fica a reflexão

#power rangers #voltron #robotech #anime #tokusatsu

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samtheflamingomain · 5 years

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17 moons to go!

I bought Mario Odyssey about a month ago.

I’ve been playing it anywhere from 1-12 hours a day since.

I’m not a “casual gamer” in the sense that I can put a game down and come back in a month. If there’s a game I love, like Odyssey or Spiderman, that shit becomes my life.

So I feel like I’m in a unique position to review it; I’m obsessed with it, but not to the point where I can/would “speedrun” it. I’m not an expert, and in fact, it’s only one of two (2) Mario platform games I’ve ever played, the other being Sunshine for Gamecube nearly 15 years ago.

Anyway, let’s get this ball rolling.

Odyssey is light on plot, as are most Mario games. Bowser has kidnapped Peach and is going to visit 10+ “Kingdoms” to steal something from each one to make their wedding complete. (Flowers from one kingdom, a cake from another, etc.) Not much different from any other “The princess is in another castle” game.

I don’t know about you, but I don’t play Mario games for the plot because it’s pretty much the same every time to the point of it being a meta joke. Like most Mario games, there’s always a mechanic/gimmick that draws one in. In Super Mario Sunshine, for example, it was the water spraying thing. That was a lot of fun to fuck about with.

This time, you have control of your own hat. Sounds kinda lame, ends up being pretty badass. Bullet Bills are no longer a danger, for you simply press Y and you BECOME Bullet Bill. There’s a point at which you can capture a T-Rex, but I’d have to say my favourite capture is the “Pokio” which can attach itself to walls and makes for some interesting and challenging gameplay at points. Also love the lava guys.

Collect “moons” to power your ship, and you can advance to the next level. At each level there’s usually a boss to defeat, then you can explore and collect moons. At the end of the game (spoilers, kinda) each kingdom unlocks about 20-50 more moons that were unavailable during the main story - giving the player incentive to keep playing.

And to me, that’s one of the absolute best things Odyssey does: it has end-game content up the ASS.

There are 4 endings to Mario Odyssey: one for completing the main story, one for going an extra mile and unlocking the “Darker Side [of the moon]” Kingdom, one for collecting every. single. moon. in the game, and one for grinding and being able to buy the additional 120 moons required to reach 999 moons.

So to follow just the main story, you end up defeating Bowser and saving Peach. But the story tells you outright that, if you can get 500 moons, there’s something more.

You unlock the hardest level in the game. A 14-segment level wherein, if you die, you go back to the start.

Now, full disclosure: I played with Assist Mode, which means three things: you get arrows to direct you toward your next goal, you never run out of breath when underwater, and most importantly, you get 6 lives instead of 3.

It’s not that I couldn’t have beaten the game in regular mode; I simply play for fun, not to be overly challenged. Because, in my opinion, the boss fights aren’t everything. To me, the game is about collecting.

I’m a completionist. I have to see, collect, do, unlock, discover and climb everything. It’s why I’m still trying to 100% Spiderman long after completing the game. And it’s why, even though the moons I have left seem impossible to collect, I’ll never give up. Even Dark Side 3&4.

Right now I’ve collected every single special coin, all the souvenirs, and my only moons missing are 13 races that I’m working on getting the routes down for, the Snow Kingdom moon where you have to collect all the rocket flowers to boost yourself up a massive hill, the Bullet Bill challenge on the Dark Side of the moon, and volleyball.

I feel like I know every kingdom like the back of my hand without even needing a map at this point.

So to get to my point, this is a fantastic game. Definitely in my top 10 if not my top 5 of all-time favourites. It’s challenging in a way that I love - it challenges you to complete absolutely everything in the game.

For one example, the Koopa races. Most are the bane of my existence. There are always 2 per kingdom, one “Regular” and one “Master”. They’re so challenging (for me) that I haven’t even passed the Regular Koopa races for most kingdoms. But there’s one that I just completed (both Regular and Master) that really epitomizes the feel of the game. Lake Kingdom.

To beat this race, you absolutely need to perform a very, very complicated jump combo. Roll, long jump, triple jump, cap throw, cap dive, second dive. In perfect succession to get up a wall. And it took me a good 20 tries. But when I finally got it, TWICE, I felt like a God. Much like the very last challenge on the Darker Side (though having 6 lives instead of 3 definitely made that much easier).

My point is that the game does well to deliver a sense of accomplishment, even though a lot of people would see the post-game activities as pointless or grinding. While I have no plans to grind up to 9999 coins to buy a fucking skeleton costume, I thoroughly enjoy the “grind” of trying different routes for races and finally getting it right. To me, it’s a challenge, not just repetition.

And as much as I hate volleyball, I’ll probably end up spending a good 10 hours playing it just to get that moon to have them all.

Long story short: it’s a great game for even a casual player, and an even greater game for those of us who have to complete EVERYTHING.

Finally, one more example: The Sims.

In Sims 3, when there were only about 15 skills, I trained a Sim to level 10 of each, definitely feeling that “completionist” vibe. But it wasn’t very satisfying, because there wasn’t really much of a challenge. It was just shit to do. (Sims 4 I don’t even bother because there’s literally 30+ “skills”). Structuring a game in a way where every hustle is a different kind of hustle is very good design.

That’s all for now. Stay Greater.

#sam #mario odyssey #nintendo #nintendo switch #gaming

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g1g2-cc · 6 years

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An Update

It's been over a year since i last uploaded and that's due to me being in my last year in school which means i have a life changing official exams that will decide the route of my future and thankfully i succeeded. Any way i have many creations i want to do but for now i have a bunch of cc and mods that needed updating.

But before we talk about the updates i would like to let you know that as of now i have made a patreon where you can support me and my content feel free to join: https://www.patreon.com/G1g2

The Living Mannequin Mod 1.1: the mod is now updated to the latest patch (PC 1.44.88.1020/ Mac1.44.88.1220) -the mannequin faces should no longer disappear -the trait was redone from scratch due to mod constructor being down -the cas items now have proper seasons tags -i reduced the size of the mod by using referencing and less texture

Revamped Plantsims mod 0.2.3: -the mod now is functional with the latest patch PC 1.44.88.1020/ Mac 1.44.88.1220 -lights should no longer be turned off by default -fixed the sun motive icon

Seamless Fridges 1.1 : -updated to include city living and jungle adventures fridges.

fanbot head: -The head is now a hat rather than being a hair

wet suits swimwear: -Added seasons weather tags -Fixed the no legs bug -fixed the female wos version having strips

Athlete career clothes unlocked: -the clothes are no longer cloned but rather unlocked thus the file went from 17.43 MB to 500kb

custom content updated to support cats and dogs: -more romantic than you double bed -Lips of Loveseat ts3 to ts4 -Gothique Living set -The sims 4 high end loft -junkyard set -Sleek Plastic chair -Gothique Sleeping Room set -Modern Bed/Study Room -The Loudon Effluvia Pinnacle Grill -The Thorn Throne Toilet -valentine Day Pack

TVs updated to support in-game console videogames: -dixie flatscreen hologram -Never Mind the Milk Crates, Here's the Telly -generations wall tvs -Artscreen TV -the sims 3 tvs conversion set

Cas items updated to support seasons tags: -eminem t-shirts -Chloe price jeans & tatto -max caulfield top cloth -Thanks giving Hat -Iron Spider Armor -spider man costumes -Symbiotes spiderman -batman -Scarlet spiderman -Devilish Grim Reaper -Kids Suit up! -Toddler Suit Up! -Deadpool Costume -Deadpool hammer and katana -Jared Leto Joker -Captin America Costume -Batfleck Costume -Spider-women Costume -Spider-Man Civil War -digimon-Agumon costume -Star Wars hat no skin -Iron Man Mark 42 -Bigfoot

as always thank you and follow for more :).

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aralenorimaki01 · 11 months

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MARVEL SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE

SPECIAL CONTENT!!

Swing into action with as Spider-Man 2099 from Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Movie on your Sims 4 world! This hero is on a mission across the threads of the multiverse web, and his adventure has led to your Spider-Verse collection.

Miguel O'Hara, Spider-Man 2099

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#spiderman the sims #the sims 4 spiderman 2099 #male outfit #the sims 4 costume #the sims 4 full body suit #spiderman #spiderverse #ts4 spiderverse #the sims 4 spiderverse #miles morales #ts4 miles morales #the sims miguel o hara

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mimamongbusowg · 11 months

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PENI PARKER COSTUME (SPIDERMAN: ACROSS THE SPIDERVERSE)

I'm almost reaching my goal here in patreon and as a gift for my patrons, all tiers will be receiving this Peni Parker Costume inspired by Spiderman: Across The Spiderverse. It will be available for early access on all tier patrons and will be available to public by June 30th.

CAS PREVIEW:

Set Includes:

Peni Parker Uniform (Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse)

Peni Parker Socks (Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse)

Custom Thumbnail

As always, happy simming everyone!

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#show us your sims #sims 4 cas #sims 4 custom content #the sims 4 #the sims 4 cc #sims 4 cc #mcu sims #marvel #marvel sims 4 #marvel sims #spiderverse #across the spider verse spoilers #ts4 cc #ts4 superhero #peni parker #ts4 clothing cc

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pw-wp · 6 years

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Super Women- The Winding Road of Portrayals of Female Heroes in the Comics

One would not be far off in assuming that we are living through a cultural sea change of the portrayal of superheroines in American Culture. After some 70 years, Wonder Woman is finally appearing in her own movie, long-time male comic avatars are being replaced with female characters, and the industry of comics itself is finally, in fits and starts, looking in the mirror and starting to reconsider the way women in the art form are represented. It’s been a long journey from the wild west days of Fantomah and Miss Fury, one that today’s blog entry seeks to briefly examine.

The Pioneers: Wonder Woman and the First Superheroines

IMAGE: Early Wonder Woman and Fantomah Representations.

Women had a tough row to hoe from the very beginning in comics. The first known superheroine characters to be published, including Fletcher Hank’s Fantomah, were certainly unique, but they were like needles in a haystack. Jon Morris (2015) writes that Fantomah might very likely be the first female superhero (p. 50). She has recently been rediscovered and brought back to some form of prominence, mostly due to the bizarre nature of her powers and her creator’s notoriety. The first major heroine, and the only one to stand the prolonged test of time, Wonder Woman, wasn’t even featured on the cover of her first appearance. Daniel Wallace recounts how she first appeared off the cover and inside All Star Comics in 1941 (p. 40, 2014). All things considered, it was a miracle she was published at all.

Conceived by William Moulton Marston for DC comics in 1941, many leaders in the field were less than thrilled with the introduction of a female hero, even as a back-up feature. Lepore (2014) notes that when the character joined the Justice Society of America following feedback from the readers, writer Gardner Fox made her a secretary and wrote her out of the action whenever possible (pp.210-211). The bizarre nature of some of the early Wonder Woman stories (anybody like bondage? Lots of bondage here) didn’t help matters. Still, they didn’t hurt much either, as Wonder Woman served as a beacon for all comic heroines to follow and was one of the few comic heroes, along with Batman and Superman, to survive the implosion of superhero comics in the early 1950s.

Wonder Woman would also have one unique trait shared by only a handful of DC characters (including Black Canary and Saturn Girl) and a larger number of Marvel Comic Heroines (The Wasp, Marvel Girl, Black Widow) for the next several decades: she wasn’t a gender-swapped clone of a male hero.

Turning Women into Girls and Swapping Genders- Silver Age Heroines

For most scholars and writers like Chris Sims, the “Silver Age” of superhero comics is generally considered the time period between the late 1950s, with the re-introduction and reformatting of the DC comics character the Flash (2016), and early 1970s that saw the renaissance of superheroes and the emergence of Marvel Comics as the first real competition DC had ever seen. This time period saw the addition of a plethora of male and female characters in the comics, but unlike Wonder Woman and others from the earlier Golden Age of comics, most of the heroines introduced here had some frustrating handicaps. The most popular heroines were either female clones of popular male heroes, like Supergirl, Mary Marvel and TWO Batgirls or were, well, labeled as “girls” instead of “women”.

The “girl” issue is a bizarre aspect of this story. Many of the new female heroes introduced in the 60s and 70s were either girl friends, fiances, or rookie partners to male heroes. Hence names like “the Invisible Girl” (later changed to “woman”), “Marvel Girl”, and the aforementioned Batgirl and Supergirl. Characters like The Wasp and Big Barda were beaus to characters like Antman and Mister Miracle, respectively. While there was nothing intentionally “lesser” about these portrayals, it was no surprise that Desta (2017) notes that feminists like Gloria Steinem held up the original superheroine Wonder Woman as the prime example of characters to follow.

IMAGE: The 1960s DC Comics “Clones” Super Girl and Bat Girl.

The clone concept of heroines is an ongoing trend to this day, pursued for both noble (lifting up female perspectives in popular books) and less than noble (laziness and copyright purposes) purposes. The two most famous examples were done to cash in on trends. Supergirl, first appearing in 1959 was part of a trend of making “Super” spin offs that lasted for almost two decades. Kistler (2015) relays that Superman’s cousin joined the pages graced by other “super” characters like Krypto the Super Dog. The second Batgirl (Barbara Gordon- the one you’ve heard of) was introduced in the comics after Yvonne Craig originated the role on the Batman tv show during the 60s. Daniels (1999) notes that the tv show executives actually asked DC comics to put the character into publication (p. 115). These two characters have transcended the clone stigma in the following years, but it still boggles the mind that they occupy the top three spots in terms of popularity when it comes to DC’s heroines. In terms of design, these characters were fundamentally gender-swapped versions of the male characters they were fashioned off of, with small aesthetics changes like hair color, skirts instead of pants, or slight palette variations in their colors.

IMAGE: The 1970s Marvel “Clones” Spider-Woman and She-Hulk.

Copyright issues led to the production of several clone heroines at Marvel Comics in the late 1970s. Howe (2012) relates that Marvel realized they had to control certain copyrights, so POW!, here’s a Spider Woman comic (p.193). Universal might create a female Hulk for the 70’s t.v. show that they’d own? POW! Here’s a She-Hulk comic (p. 220). While these would eventually turn into individualized characters, it would take a few decades, and about three to four iterations of Spider-Woman. Still, as you can see below one should give Marvel some credit: each iteration of Spider-Woman had a unique costume, with the second one even serving as inspiration (at least, in storyline) for the second most famous Spiderman costume.

IMAGE: The first and second characters to use the name “Spider-Woman”.

The Rough Years: Weird Anatomies, Revealing Costumes and Women in Fridges

If one had only recently gotten involved in looking at superhero comics and the way they portray women, they could be forgiven for accepting the stereotype promoted by the Simpsons of comic book fans being overweight, sarcastic shut-ins who are incapable of talking to women. The representations, especially the most popular ones, could be troubling. Some major examples include the depictions of women in the work of Frank Miller and the general artistic aesthetic of the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Frank Miller is widely regarded as one of the Godfathers of modern comics, through his revolutionary work on characters like Daredevil and Batman. Over time, some of his work has proven controversial. His portrayal of women has especially drawn controversy. In some of Miller’s stories, characters like Catwoman are turned into dominatrixes and others, like Elektra, are created to much acclaim only to be murdered as plot devices to motivate the male heroes. Daniels (1991) notes, but does not really comment on, the fact that Elektra is “killed by another criminal and died in her blind lover’s arms” (p. 190). To be fair, Miller did bring the character back to such acclaim that she has sometimes trounced Daredevil in terms of popularity. These characters are also drawn in a very sexualized manner by Miller, especially in his later work. An example of this would be the character of Carrie Kelly, a female Robin first introduced in “The Dark Knight Returns” (Miller, 1986). Portrayed as something of a tomboy in the original story, Miller draws the character accordingly. Fast forward to the early 2000’s, when Miller revisited the story in the sequel “The Dark Knight Strikes Again” (Miller, 2001). Carrie has moved from the Robin persona to one based on Catwoman, complete with skin-tight latex. The depiction is more controversial, and the case for balance or excuses for Miller is undercut by the inclusion in the story of protest leading faux superheroine strippers and a naked news anchor. Cultural change might justify the changes, but the depictions remain somewhat controversial.

IMAGE: Miller’s drawings of Carrie Kelly in the 1980s and again in the early 2000s.

It would be extremely unfair to present the example of Miller’s work as an outlier. Indeed, looking back at the comics of the time, his representations were modest. The late 80s and early 90s brought in bodybuilder bodies for male characters and hourglass, supermodel frames for women. To go through and list all of the examples would take forever and a day, so we will use the magic of images to show a brief sampler, and then focus on one particularly flamboyant and infamous example of sexualization.

IMAGE: Examples of female representation from 1980/90s superhero comics.

Illustrators like Jim Lee, Rob Leifeld, Todd McFarlane and others lead the way in stylizing characters to the extreme during this time period. A visual look at the drastic changes wrought by these trends can be seen in the Fantastic Four’s Invisible Woman (no longer a Girl). As Sanderson (2000) points out, the Invisible Woman’s designed was updated by artists over the years (p. 39). The decades passed and as we hit the 90’s, her costume goes from essentially a jumpsuit, to a body sock, to a bathing suit, complete with a cutout 4 over the bosom. This apparently was so drastic a change that it only lasted a handful of issues before converting to a more conservative dress once again. This is an extreme example, but such occurrences were everywhere.

IMAGE: Invisible Woman Costume updates over the years.

This state of affairs continued during the booms and implosion of the comics industry in the 1990s. The visual elements continue to this day, though they are not nearly as dominant as they once were. There are, of course, many, many comics getting published at any one time, and many different representations and styles going into them, but the trend was not subtle and set the stage for what would happen in the new millennium.

In 1999, comics writer Gail Simone set up a website called “Women in Refrigerators”, which kept a running tally murdered, raped, or otherwise afflicted superheroines in comics. The term references a Green Lantern story where the titular hero’s girlfriend is killed and shoved into his refrigerator. The point of the moniker was to point out the degradation that several female heroes in comics were exposed to. The fact that they were often used simply as props for the male heroes or “depowered, raped, or cut up and stuck in the refrigerator” (Simone, 1999) was pointed out vigorously, which related to how female superheroes were being represented at this time. This was a fairly revolutionary statement and website to create, and seeded the ground for debate as the 2000’s rolled in.

CHANGING TIMES and FEMALE FANS: Modern Developments

IMAGE: Modern female heroes Captain Marvel and Squirrel Girl

As we move into the present day, publishers began to wake up to the need to update how they represent women in the medium. Thanks to things like Women in Refrigerators and Gamergate, DC, Marvel, and others started presenting female heroes differently.

Examples of addressing the problems in the past interpretation of women include efforts by Marvel to replace male leads with female leads and intentionally take off monikers like “woman”, “she-”, or “girl”. As Khal (2016) notes, Wolverine, Iron Man, Thor, and most famously (and for the second time, oddly enough) Captain Marvel monikers were all passed on to women. No “girl” monikers were affixed to the new titles. Captain Marvel was actually an example of a clone character seizing the mantle of the original character, and has completely eclipsed the original space policeman who originated the name. She has proven so successful in recent years that Eisenberg (2017) reports she will be the star of the first female-lead titled Marvel Movie.

Marvel has also been actively promoting new and/or obscure characters that harken back to the rebel spirit of characters like Wonder Woman and Fantomah when they first came out. Marvel Characters like Squirrel Girl are quirky and have a distinctly millennial tilt. They are drawn in a modern style that doesn’t rely on gross exaggerations or conservative staples of the years before. These new characters and the updated usage of others have coincided with somewhat mixed reactions (Hibberd, 2017) but a much more diverse audience.

DC has been busy updating characters as well. Revolutionary takes on characters like Batgirl, who has been popular enough to spark work on a new solo film by Joss Whedon (Foutch, 2017), have similarly brought in new readers and more positive representations of female heroes. Granted, the exploding popularity of characters like the often abused and forgiving Harley Quinn, as seen by the plethora of merchandise based on her appearance in the film Suicide Squad (Amazon, 2017) can sometimes be seen as a step backward. Regardless, there has been noticeable improvement within the last 10 years.

Over time, it’s been a matter of two steps forward and one major step back for superheroines in comics, both in how they are written and how they are portrayed on the page. While it’s taken a few too many decades, it is a positive sign that so many new characters and exciting developments have been happening so recently. Hopefully this trend continues into the future.

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Desafio dos dez anos nas redes sociais inspira nova onda de memes

O advento da internet nos trouxa uma certeza definitiva: nada, jamais, será levado a sério nas redes sociais. E a nova bola da vez é o Ten Year Challenge, ou o “Desafio dos dez anos”, pelo qual os usuários devem postar imagens de como eram em 2009 e como são agora, neste começo de 2019. É uma hashtag voltada para demonstrar o quanto mudamos ao longo de uma década e, principalmente, lembrar onde estávamos e até onde chegamos. Virou, também, motivo de piada e muitos memes, como era de se esperar.

Enquanto o Instagram e o Facebook diariamente vêm sendo tomados por imagens e reflexões sobre progresso de vida, além de comentários sobre o quanto o tempo foi generoso para alguns e nem tanto para outros, o Twitter é “terra de ninguém”, como de costume. Foi lá, por exemplo, que ficou comprovada que a melhor evolução ao longo dos últimos dez anos foi a de Tia May, que nos filmes do Homem-Aranha parece ter encontrado a fonte da juventude do gato León:

I think Aunt May wins the #10yearchallenge! #funny #memes #spiderman #auntmay #tenyearchallenge pic.twitter.com/0kzzy5LsjH

— Mihai Rotar (@mihairotar) 16 de janeiro de 2019

A dura realidade de nossas vidas também foi estampada nas páginas virtuais do Ten Year Challenge e jogada na nossa cara:

#TenYearChallenge memes pic.twitter.com/lJRHk4owjb

— Tanweer (@Tanweer_133) 17 de janeiro de 2019

Teve também gente famosa mostrando o espírito jovem que habita no coração. O jornalista Evaristo Costa, por exemplo, mostrou que era bastante rebelde há dez anos (fazendo uma brincadeira com as constantes comparações entre sua aparência e o astro da novela adolescente mexicana:

Visualizar esta foto no Instagram.

#10yearchallenge

Uma publicação compartilhada por Evaristo Costa (@evaristocostaoficial) em 16 de Jan, 2019 às 6:25 PST

A hashtag também foi usada como lembrete de momentos sombrios de nossa história, com uma triste comparação da capital da Síria, Aleppo, devastada por uma guerra civil:

#TenYearChallenge Síria. pic.twitter.com/ekge3TQZMR

— João D Multado (@joaomatoso2) 16 de janeiro de 2019

Teve gente comemorando a saída do armário:

Minha evolução 2009 / 2019 #TenYearChallenge pic.twitter.com/CrVGAkRc1a

— someone (@aintmy_fault) 17 de janeiro de 2019

E brincando com as decepções amorosas da vida, no melhor estilo “rir para não chorar”:

Agora sim ta certo #TenYearChallenge pic.twitter.com/tTC32oHWlV

— toninho (@Crivelarot) 16 de janeiro de 2019

Choro e ranger de dentes em plena sala de cinema:

#10YearChallenge: 2008 vs 2018… pic.twitter.com/ZWsVR5mycP

— MarvelLATAM (@MarvelLATAM) 15 de janeiro de 2019

Também teve série de televisão, que está há quase dez anos no ar, exibindo as mudanças físicas que astros de seu elenco sofreram no período. Foi o que fez, por exemplo, o perfil oficial de The Walking Dead, que estreou em 2010 na TV americana:

By popular demand here are some more #WalkingDead #TenYearChallenge side-by-sides

pic.twitter.com/ZAHlfk02zZ

— The Walking Dead (@TheWalkingDead) 14 de janeiro de 2019

The #TenYearChallenge: #TheWalkingDead edition

(let us know who else you’d like us to do it for) pic.twitter.com/FP04NlM1Rx

— The Walking Dead (@TheWalkingDead) 14 de janeiro de 2019

E em meio a tanta diversão, ainda há quem diga que o desafio não passa de um experimento social do Facebook para aprimorar seus sistemas de reconhecimento facial e lidar melhor com o envelhecimento das pessoas. Temos, então, a conspiração, outro elemento primordial para o sucesso do bom meme.

O próximo passo já o deve colocar no caminho da morte, com a aparição em programas de domingo na televisão brasileira e, na sequência, shows de variedade nas tardes de dia de semana. Até, claro, a próxima febre reiniciar o ciclo.

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Things I Enjoyed This Week

Hi! I thought I might try doing a thing where I look back through my YouTube Video History and the Podcast I’ve listened to and share them with anyone who happens to stride past this post along with other things I enjoyed.

Main Fixation

Banana Fish - You know it’s funny: I actually wanted to write a series on Korean Dramas and how I completely forgot I had a Dramafever account that I already paid a yearly fee on. But then Banana Fish came along and I tossed that plan...softly back into the storage room because I might pick up on it later. Banana Fish is a show adapted from an 80s manga that’s about a lot of upsetting topics without being too gratuitous and disrespectful, but they may deter you from watching, which is fine! Don’t pressure yourself to watch something if it might cause you harm.

However I want to say one thing: I don’t think you’re wrong to be interested in Banana Fish because you liked Yuri on Ice. I loved Yuri on Ice. So instead of saying how its n o t h i n g like Yuri on Ice I’ll say something I DO think these two have in common: its about a relationship between two men that’s treated as pivotal to the show. They’re not treated as a joke, or a fetish, or a tease. There's not a “but one of them has a girlfriend!” plot point to give rude people opportunity to say how delusional you are for thinking they were together. The relationships are, to me, at the heart of the show, and personally, both shows are really good when it comes to the relationship, though obviously facing differing themes and circumstances.

This Review of the first episodes will give you clearer warning signs than I can. Right now it’s at Episode 2 on Amazon Video but if you can’t access it I won't tell on you if you find other means of watching it. You could also ask around for a way of reading online or wait for the manga to be reprinted.

I also decided to write my thoughts on the show throughout (posts made by me are here,) and am currently planning one that’s about how the relationship goes from brief acquaintances to memorable ones. This doesn’t sound like a big stretch but don’t worry I managed to split it into three part. Haha...ha...

Videos

The Actual Best Spider-Man Game by The Cosmonaut Variety Hour - A look at a Spiderman game that’s not Spiderman 2 from a guy who loves Spiderman. Spiderman. How did I suddenly get into Spiderman? Homecoming. Why? Bad School News Program that’s why. Also heroes who put on a costume to give strangers directions are immediately my favorite. So it’s nice to see a video pop-up about Spiderman, even when its not always about homecoming...Spiderman.

BABIES...BABIES...BABIES...Sims 4 by Markiplier

I mainly lost sight of Markiplier for a awhile and then I saw this video on my suggestions. I play Sims 4 on and off (and always lose my save and thus have to start over every time) and oftentimes I have a habit of wanting to have all my Sims healthy, happy, and working toward their goal. In other words try to be...goooood….? to my sims? Markiplier however...does not know how to optimally play it. And it’s a sight to behold.

Shaun of the Dead (2004) - Movies with Mikey by FilmJoy

Confession- Every time I hear the opening jingle of FilmJoy videos I go “Is this a holiday themed episode?” It’s the bells I tell ya! Other Confession- I haven’t watched Shaun of the Dead since I was 12! I should fix that. This video reminded me to do so. Thanks! (It also, you know...does a very interesting analysis outside the realm of just its humor and is a good watch)

ICE CREAM SONGS by Louie Zong

The chaotic energy coming from this video is astounding. This is animatic from a clip of the MBMBAM show (that I listened to a day before funnily enough) and if you think you need to listen to the show to understand what’s going on...you do! But watch the video anyway.

The West by ContraPoints

“The West” is being destroyed by SJWs and Feminism? Oh noooooooo...okay this one is political but if you’re tired of being told you’re destroying civilization because you complain about...anything ranging from real world devaluing of human lives for ideals to boob plates in games...ContraPoints is downright cathartic. Also likes corndogs...a lot. This might not be for kids...okay its definitely not for kids. There’s a lot of corndogs in this video.

Bi Lighting: the Rise of Pink, Purple, and Blue by KyleKallgrenBHH

Kyle usually talk about certain films and how it relates to a theme of sorts, but this time around he discusses the rise in popularity with “Bi-Lighting.” It’s interesting and yes the bi song is in there do you even need to ask?

The Story of Bee Movie by Quinton Reviews

I think I liked this movie when it came out? I think it was solely for the flower parade. Anyway Quinton Reviews also looks at how this strange meme movie came to be. Be...he, hehe, ha HA! Also he has a Fallen Titans Series which looks at the history of YouTube creators if you’re interested in that sort of thing.

Podcasts

Waypoint

Waypoint uploads a podcast twice a week, which is nice because they’re my favorite. They have insightful commentary on not just games, but games journalism, politics around games, game typos, and so on. It’s an interesting listen, while still being enjoyable. This week they discussed fans who are so entitled they actively set out to get two developers fired...and the company just complies? It’s infuriating and like...bad?, but the waypoint team still keep their heads about it, and I think its an important listen to remind people to be a little more decent to the creators who make the content that they supposedly care about.

Oh No, Ross and Carrie!

Ross and Carrie explore fringe science, claims of the paranormal, and if they have hot drinks! They’re two sorta investigators that investigate different topics ranging from Flat-Earthers to Scientology to Brain Altering Drugs to currently Out of Body Experiences. If you’re interested in these sort of things definitely check them out!

My Brother, My Brother and Me

A comedy show with three brothers where they’re sent odd stories and give nonsensical advice as well as weird yahoo answers. I don’t know how to describe to you the weird aura I get from this show, but if you happen to find yourself washing dishes or putting away clothes give this one a whirl while you got your hands busy. For adults and cool babies only.

Trends Like These

A Friday Show summing up all the trending news of the week. If you can’t stand news but you still feel obligated to know what going on Trend Like These is a good way to get your weekly fix without crumbling like a peppermint wrapper every time you turn on the tv. Also the hosts do try to bring up the mood and are music to my ears. Also they have time stamps WHICH EVERY PODCAST SHOULD HAVE.

Sawbones

A Doctor talks about the weird turns medical science goes to throughout history with her Comedian husband. This week they talk about the Bends because wow those Thai boys and their coach’s rescue was astounding and miraculous wasn’t it? Let’s talk about how terrifying diving in caves is now that they’re safe.

The Adventure Zone

The MBMBAM show plus Dad play a roleplaying game together and its very charming and funny and makes sense. Currently they’re in their second campaign of sorts with a Monster of the Week format. This week was an Interlude where there’s a very important discussion on onion soup that I relate to.

And that’s what I enjoyed this week...last week I guess. I’ll try posting these on the end of Saturdays from now on I think. Let me know what you guys enjoyed this week!

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