Hell, they were people who were calling a YouTuber a shameless shill for daring to tell people to not pirate Vivizie's work even though she's been critical of her shows.

It's frustrating that despite the widespread parasocial animosity directed at Vivzie, many will continue to criticize her for being even a little defensive; regardless if you dislike her show, it's undeniable that she's human, and having this much animosity to her is extremely detrimental.

Upon my return to college, I felt pretty disconnected and isolated from everyone else; however, watching The Owl House provided me a sense comfort, made me feel like I was never alone.

Android 13, holy shit. You guys knocked it out of the park with that movie. Every joke in that movie got me losing it, with Cooler's return coming so close.

It's almost comically how much Toriyama really did not want to write Chiaotzu.

Give me an interaction like this and that movie will be a 10/10 for me.

Looking back, it's remarkable how lasting comic character's death used to be, you can have iconic heroes and villains who’ve been gone for decades; I'm convinced their common presence in the public eyes is the probable cause for why most deaths can only really last for five years at best.

Knowing about the death of Gwen Stacy's for years, I always believed the Green Goblin just got away with it, much like the Joker with Robin, so I was so caught off guard that he died shorty afterward, even more so that his death in the movie was a faithful adaptation of it.

Hell the reason we got so little Kirby content is that people will bitch and whine about Sakurai favoring Kirby above other franchises, but nowadays, people are now trying to spin it as him having a hate boner for anything modern Kirby related. You can't fucking win with these people.

It is utterly astonishing to me that so many people genuinely believe he despises every Kirby game not created by him, as I don't think using playable characters, assist trophies, and Items around figures who recur in nearly every Kirby game will tells you anything.

You would not believe how much denial I was going through when watching this movie.

That experience really messed with me when I was young; Robin was my favorite character. I always replayed this episode, wishing for a different outcome, thinking to myself well things couldn't get worse for him.

Exactly, Robin is a crucial element to Batman and enhances his character so much, DC needs to stop acting like he's the most expendable character in existence.

I can't stand when people make fun of someone's looks after they do something wrong; I remember when Projadrad cheated on his wife, and people quickly labeled him as ugly, which made me cringe. It feels so disingenuous that as soon as someone makes a mistake, it's okay to mock their appearance.