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As a kingdom hearts fan, can confirm, all of us just shrugged and went "Yeah. Same shit as usual." at the remake series. I don't think I've met a kh fan who batted an eye at either of those endings. Like, at least Nomura didn't kill Cloud and isekai him into real life tokyo, japan!
LMAOO i know pretty much nothing about kh but even so, when people were suuuper whiny about rebirth's "confusing" ending i was just like. Lol. Lmao
it could be SOOO soooooo much worse
yknow its kinda funny. i started this year with the only thing i knew about ff7 was that cloud was in smash. now im trying to explain to my siblings how the ff7 timeline is in utter shambles but it actually makes complete sense i promise
oh pffft it's nothin compared to kingdom hearts as far as i'm aware (i'm barely aware). tell ur siblings i said skill issue
i present to you: a fine collection of redraws on behalf of @withgreatpowercomesmyfuckingdick . enjoy
The best part about zakkura is we don't even need fanfic to invent insane disasterous meetcutes for them. The first time they met was when they were both survivors of a helicopter crash together and the second time they met one of them was throwing up his guts in a back alley. They're just like that.
Magic the Gathering is what happens when a bunch of programming nerds create a cardgame to simulate the fantasy of being a powerful summoner.
YUGIOH is what happens when a talented mangaka writing a story about playing all sorts of games creates a generic Western Style TCG for one chapter, that blows up and becomes the entire story, and then the toy company tries to reverse engineer a ruleset that emulates the "whatever works for the plot" gameplay from the manga/anime/etc.
So MtG explains spells like "have you heard of a last in, first out stack in computer science? the stack is exactly like that" and then YGO explains spell speeds in a way we genuinely forget every time a friend patiently tries to explain it.
It's honestly impressive how yugioh manages to be so intuitive with the most impressively concise technical writing i've ever seen in my life while simultaneously having some of the most obscure bullshit in any game ever. there's straight up like. secret rulings that they don't tell you about, you just have to know.
and i think that's wonderful ☺️
