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I just rewatched The Swan Princess for the first time in years and I had some thoughts. While I do like the original design, which is depicted below, I would make some changes. Keep the bat wings, change the tail to a scorpions one, make the head more lion like with a hyena vocal cords, and change the body to a silver back gorilla. If anyone is experiencing artist block feel free to draw this and send it to me
Rewatching The Dark Crystal and just finished the Trail by Stone scene. I was curious so I did some calculations. In order for one to break stone you must use no less than 100 newtons of force per millimeter squared. Let’s assume that at the smallest part of that stone where he struck was about 1 foot thick. Each inch has 25.4 millimeters so in total that’s 304.8 millimeters. That’s 3,048,00 newtons of force applied if my math is correct. That means that skeksi applied nearly 305 metric tons of force to the rock. He also struck it hard enough for it to heat up to well over 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit
I feel like whenever I world build for my dnd homebrew I always have to rewrite something in order to make it fit. The amount of work I had to do was just annoying and tiring but I had to do it in order for the story hooks to exist. Am o the only one who does this?
Am I the only one who wants to start either a podcast or YouTube channel to discuss movies and video games? Because I want to and I feel like I’d do pretty well. I’d talk about the souls series and other games like doom. Of course I’d also play video games because they will always be fun
Decided to rewatch the Labyrinth movie and I’m reminded why I loved it as a kid. I can feel the inspiration for Bloodborne and other dark fantasy stories from it. Another reason is that they use actual sets instead of green screen for most of the movie. Definitely worth watching if you have the time
What’s your spiciest and/or your unique souls take? Like I’m genuinely curious? For me it’s that we should see more bosses in their prime like what we saw with Isshin or Consort Radahn. I’d love to see these legendary figures at the height of their power. If there ever is a second Elden Ring DLC(which there isn’t but there should be) we should explore things like the Wars Godfrey fought in. Theres so much unanswered questions I have about the lore. Like how come we never hear about the shadows Miquella and Melania? What did Faram Azula look like before Bayle and the meteorit? Why did the Hornsent believe that putting people into Jars would turn them into saints?
The Divine Beast Warriors found in Enir-Ilim should’ve been boss checkpoints. As a reward we would’ve gotten their helmet and a new incantation for each one. They would’ve been called “Divine Beast Warrior, Ice King” or something
The banished knight armor set is the best armor set in Elden Ring, anyone who says anything different can make arguments and I’ll listen