To use an example, I remember seeing a video making the rounds a few years ago of a brony getting pissed off that the coloring book he had bought was for little kids, with nothing in it for adult fans.

Totally fine to not be in the primary audience for something and still enjoy it, but yeah, chill.

"Hey I'm gonna write these two iconic characters to have dramatic misunderstandings that lead them to bear a resentment against the protagonist, entirely reframing their actions in the original story."

"Cool. And how does that play out?"

"Myahdunno."

I'm still experimenting with what I want to do with this monthly episode format, but the overall vision is to look at things with less of a kneejerk outlook.

Literally caught blowing the call. Unreal.

Naser Mestarihi is an accomplished singer-songwriter, whose 2010 EP is the first ever rock album out of Qatar.

Mestarihi's music is a bit too broad to identify him as a purely metal performer, though.

youtu.be/uyDxMDvbT4w

Naruto and Bleach both did variations of that plot multiple times in some of their movies.

I have to assume it's just an easy, marketable, self-contained story structure that doesn't require you to navigate ongoing plot threads.

Into the silent, dark and forgotten

CAaAaAaAVES of Dar-KUuUuUNOR

youtu.be/eU2GcuAm6EI

FOR THE KING

FOR THE LAND

FOR THE MOOOOUUUUUNTAINS

FOR THE GREEN VALLEYS WHERE DRAGONS FLY~

youtu.be/hsYIhhEfUjY