Uncle Asriel
@yeruncleasriel.bsky.social
Mid-30s library professional, ttrpg dork, Bast cultist, pulp fiction enthusiast, enjoyer of filmmaking & animation. It's not over until you're all out of healing potions & the cleric is unconscious
ComicBookReligion.com says Methodist, but provides no citation. But that seems about right
ComicBookReligion.com: Comic Book Religion Database (religion of super-heroes)
ComicBookReligion.com: Comic Book Religion Database (religion of super-heroes) (Religion in Comics)
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December 10, 2025 at 12:38 PM
ComicBookReligion.com says Methodist, but provides no citation. But that seems about right
Batman is either Episcopalian (aka Catholic lite) or Catholic depending on who writing him, and I could see him actually taking this quite seriously. Plus you never know when theological distinctions might help you puzzle out a murder mystery or stop Trigon from manifesting on Earth again...
December 9, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Batman is either Episcopalian (aka Catholic lite) or Catholic depending on who writing him, and I could see him actually taking this quite seriously. Plus you never know when theological distinctions might help you puzzle out a murder mystery or stop Trigon from manifesting on Earth again...
It's also funny how Yohko is functionally a Fantasy Bikini Warrior (a trope I delight in mocking) but the overall framing of her movements is more girlish and playful than lewd. It has a whimsical quality about it that feels fitting for the kind of OVA it's trying to be.
December 9, 2025 at 7:17 PM
It's also funny how Yohko is functionally a Fantasy Bikini Warrior (a trope I delight in mocking) but the overall framing of her movements is more girlish and playful than lewd. It has a whimsical quality about it that feels fitting for the kind of OVA it's trying to be.
Leda: The Fantastic Adventure of Yohko is such a weirdly charming artefact of another time. The genre mashup itself has a manic energy that I can't help but respect, feeling very "bunch of guys in a garage doing something they find cool". It's a little thin in terms of character & plot but still fun
December 9, 2025 at 7:13 PM
Leda: The Fantastic Adventure of Yohko is such a weirdly charming artefact of another time. The genre mashup itself has a manic energy that I can't help but respect, feeling very "bunch of guys in a garage doing something they find cool". It's a little thin in terms of character & plot but still fun