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>>5542 Just based on the actual japanese version of the movie, no you can't say for certain who won. Kong just turns around & leaves back to his island. With Godzilla presumably swimming underwater. There's no in movie definitive winner. Hence why the original post says that the winner was only officially declared by outside material.

>>5544 >Some people can read War and Peace and come away thinking it’s a simple adventure story. Others can read the ingredients on a chewing gum wrapper and unlock the secrets of the universe. After beating Godzilla's ass and stopping Godzilla from wrecking shit. Kong achieved his goal of stopping Godzilla, Godzilla failed in his goal of continuing to wreck shit. It's incredibly clear. Godzilla being alive doesn't mean it's a tie.

>>5550 Did you even watch the movie? Kong's goal was never to save Japan from Godzilla. He was just as destructive. The humans just forced them to fight to resolve the problem of them rampaging. Kong walking away is literally just him giving up & going home.

>>5532 Pretty sure this was a design for a background alien in the movie. >>5547 >>5548 That was just a stand in for the actual Jabba, who was described as a big furry alien in the original script. Hence why the scene was cut. Because they never finished it.

>>5549 They filmed the scene, though. And I find it hard to believe that in 1977 they had the tech to replace him with some sort of CGI monster. Even if they were doing the best tech of the time, and doing some sort of amazing chroma key, they wouldn't have had him wear that outfit. It seems more likely that they tried to compromise from the original vision as outlined in the script, but then after seeing it filmed, decided against it.

>>5551 Hey I'm just telling you what I read.

>>4967 Wasn't that jewish guy part Maori? >>4968 So will the supes be the stand in for the cops?

>>5520 yes

>>5520 What will happen to Homelander's Becca's son?

>>5517 counter what?

>>5513 Yeah, but the second one has nicer editing.

>>5525 not so much counter, I guess, as provide a look at what Japan pulled off for the intros, giving the Xmen a mission as they show off their powers

>>2649 Say WHAAAAAAAAAA

>>3177 Baneposting isn't a meme, it's a way of life.

Will any of you vote early for JFK? https://archive.vn/a3Ibc

>>5509 But capeshit comics typically don't have you choose from different iterations. Even when you think they do, they don't. The closest it got was when they rebooted a bunch of characters in the late '50s, like The Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkman, and The Atom. First of all, that would still only be two iterations of each. But then they just established that they're actually legacy characters. Also they're so different from the originals that really they can just be considered different characters with similar concepts. Nobody is getting Jay Garrick confused with Alan Scott. There are things that are out of continuity, and some of those are really good, but they're typically standalone stories. If you want to read "What If Superman landed in Russia instead of America?" I don't see how you could possibly get that confused with the main continuity. The main continuity has the crisis events, but they aren't real reboots, they're just cosmic magic shit. Really, Action Comics #1 is still canon. Hell, the bad guy from the cover of Detective Comics #1, which was a over a year before Action Comics #1, came back sort of as a major bad guy in "New Super-Man" like two or three years ago. The end of the arc kinda fizzled out though. But my point is, it is all canon, and people thinking there are a million different iterations are misinformed casuals. That said, people don't recommend reading straight from the beginning just because it's so long, and styles do change over time, so go ahead and start reading all the way from New Fun Comics #1, which is also still canon (though I think the earliest character who still actually gets used sometimes, Doctor Occult, is from New Fun #6), but if you don't like that, you might like some later stuff instead. Also Marvel doesn't even do that crisis shit. That's pretty much DC only. I suppose there's One More Day, where Spider-Man sold his marriage to the devil, changing history so he was never married, but nobody likes that one. Also, it's not like that means the old issues never happened, just that magic happened later and fucked with history.

>>5510 Nigga you know what I mean. Multiple continuities is annoying when there's always that main line of "continuity" that has the problems plaguing comics for decades. The beauty of the out of continuity books is allowing creators to actually experiment but even then they're dragged into the fold of the shitty main continuity through all these stupid cosmic events that only temporarily shake things up in the status quo to garner sales. Marvel doesn't do crisis bullshit but cosmic events happen all the time. The histories are still constantly changed no matter what. No sane person can keep up with or make sense of that shit. They wanna be able to read something without needing 80 years of history backstory to understand everything fully. Especially because that history means nothing. Nothing changes. It's always the status quo. Death means nothing. I don't know why I have to keep saying these obvious points over & over again until autists like you understand why people hate comic books.

>>5511 > Multiple continuities is annoying when there's always that main line of "continuity" that has the problems plaguing comics for decades. The beauty of the out of continuity books is allowing creators to actually experiment but even then they're dragged into the fold of the shitty main continuity through all these stupid cosmic events that only temporarily shake things up in the status quo to garner sales. So you actually like multiple continuities. Seemed weird that you were complaining about them before. And yeah, sometimes there are things where they pull in previously standalone things and do multiversal crossovers. Who cares? DC whoring out Watchmen for the last few years doesn't retroactively make Watchmen a worse book. You don't need to read any later stuff to get the full story of Watchmen. >They wanna be able to read something without needing 80 years of history backstory to understand everything fully. Especially because that history means nothing. Nothing changes. It's always the status quo. Death means nothing. These two points contradict each other. If the history meant nothing you wouldn't need it to understand. The problem isn't even that the history is there, but that writers for the last 30 years have relied on referencing continuity too much, and the publishers have had too many crossovers for the last 30 years as well. The history does mean something. The problem is that it very frequently means too much. It should be used less, or used more carefully, because the way it's been used for 30 years now makes it too hard for new readers to understand. Stories taking a minimum of six issues to tell also isn't helping matters. >why people hate comic books. There are plenty of legitimate reasons. But when you give false ones and contradictory ones it shows that the actual reason is that you're misinformed.

>>5489 This character just makes me think of something from Ben 10 crossed with a Twi'lek from Star Wars

>>5182 I'm surprised Rambo never collaborated with GI Joe. He'd fit right in.

>>5519 Purely for licensing reasons. Hasbro didn't get the rights to Rambo toys. Rocky was technically in a single issue of GI Joe, though. The toy was cancelled, but too late to block his appearance in the comic. https://gijoe.fandom.com/wiki/Rocky

>>5024 Kickstarter hired a full time employee with the sole job of banning any comics campaigns that she didn't like, meaning any that didn't come from the SJW clique. That's why every other notable comics campaign for the last few years has been on Indiegogo instead. Of course Keanu Reeves is famous enough that they couldn't ban him without normalfags realizing what they're doing.

All that money just because Keanu Reeves name is slapped on the project. Jesus Christ.

After checking this out I'm getting some Wolverine vibes from this for some reason.

>>5460 The comics had Mai break up with Zuko with still no indication they get back together today. I suspect that it roots in Bryke only really wanting Mai to be an antagonist with the direction her character went through in Book 3 stemming from other parts of the showrunners. It goes in line with how Aang's behavior in the comics fits well with how LoK portrayed him. >chi blocker There were blocker schools in Republic City, problem was that they never did anything with teaching how to counter benders especially when Amon's bending removal was just bloodbending.

>Azula >Suki >Mai >Sokka They were all more or less ignored by LoK with no real solid answers on their lives in interim years between TLA's era and Korra's despite how important they were to the benders in the Gaang. Sokka and Suki just got some joker comment on them moving to the suburbs, Mai has yet to make up with Zuko, and Azula was last seen running off in smoke.

>>3669 It was meh. The world building is kind of weak. It's just an ok show. >>4025 I thought the lightning bending was more because Zuko shared the knowledge to other firebenders. Like it was originally a secret that only the royal family knew how to do. Then Zuko becomes Firelord he shares that knowledge with everyone. >>4698 >Kuvira being a dark mirror of Korra. That bugs me so much since it doesn't make sense. If they wanted to make her that they should have built her character more in season 3. Make her a Korra fan girl who wants to be like her and is violent and Korra realizes how bad her old violent ways were. That and show her becoming more corrupted over time like Anakin during the Clone Wars. >>4723 I thought they could show older avatars so far in the past it wouldn't mess with the continuity. Like Avatar's version of KOTOR.

Is the CW an actual, real thing?

>>5529 niggerwoman?

>>5529 Unfortunately. They were handed a golden opportunity to completely redesign & make a brand new bat suit for an original character. Then they just completely squandered it.

>>2607 They were always popular. The only people that hated them were grumpy old men mad that they weren’t exactly like the original trilogy. All those fags that spent years crying about how bad the prequels are were sucking TFA dick because it was just ANH again.

>>3705 >The only people that hated them were grumpy old men mad that they weren’t exactly like the original trilogy

>>2587 I see this kind of happening with the Sith a lot.

>>4409 >It's common enough that Usagi Yojimbo and Samurai Jack both reference the fucking thing. So does Sekiro I suppose.

>>4409 >>4405 I agree, more people should read it, but you really could be less of a wapanese faggot about it, less rude about it; more people might listen to you. Did you even read Usagi Yojimbo? Besides that, it's not like samurai stories began with Lone Wolf and Cub.

>>2949 I can see the CGI working if they used they style they did in that crossover with the Ninja Turtles.

>>3502 >>3534 >>3537 >>4420 >>5233 I'm just glad they stopped using that terrible artstyle they used to

>>5234 I didn't mind the Young Justice artstyle for the New 52 movies. The problem was the way worse animation & over reliance on CGI from the early 2000s. Those movies had a lot of problems.

>>3508 I noticed the movie was edited differently than that one episode. I thought the first half hour would be the same as the first episode but there's stuff in there that wasn't from the first episode. Makes me wonder how was this story going to be told originally.