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I am hungry
Made this myself. If Better Living Industries brought Party Poison back as a draculoid poster boy for the reform movement. (If u use it give me some credit plz)
“What’s the worst thing I’ve stolen? Probably little pieces of other people’s lives. Where I’ve either wasted their time or hurt them in some way. That’s the worst thing you can steal, the time of other people. You just can’t get that back.”
— Chester Bennington
I mean... That microphone from that church was also pretty bad.
The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys National Anthem is the kind of comic book(s) I want to read all in one go, late at night, and alone, so that there are no interruptions
I can't do any fucking thing right online.
So having watched Eternals, I just have to say. Wow. It was a truely increadable film. But there were aspects I did not particularly enjoy. All of the flashbacks gave the film a non-linear timeline. I understand why they did the flashbacks that way, but they annoyed me. But I don't really think there was any other way they really could have done it. Maybe the back story could have been like a tv show to watch previously but not everyone would watch it and they would be confused. Or they could have spit the movie into 2 parts, the backstory and the current plot, but that also wouldn't work very well. So what I'm saying I guess is that they did an excellent job with figuring out the only way they could really deliver exposition to the movie.
The symbolism in the film (the parallels I mean) are very obvious. I personally saw the Matrix in the film. The Sentinels remind me of the Sentinels from the Matrix. The tentacles they pull out also remind me of the Matrix, in The Matrix Revolutions where the Machine leader guy (the one with the face) brought out all the chords to allow Neo to re-enter the Matrix and defeat Agent Smith. Although the chords also reminded me of the chords used in Insurgent (Divergent movie) to force Tris to unlock the "special box".
I also saw some DC characters. Like that Ikarus was very clearly Superman, and he reminds me of Thor, but the nature of his powers make me think of his as vision. And StarFox was Shazam. And on the note of Superman, Marvel and now established that Superman exsists in the Marvel universe??!?!!!!?!? Like, bold move. I wonder if they had to pay DC any royalties for that. They probably did. Anyways, Ajax kinda reminded me of Hippolyta (the queen of the Amazons) from Wonder Woman. And to be honest, Sirse seems like the obvious choice to be Wonder Woman, but I personally thinkt that Thena is Wonder Woman. Shes got the gold armour, and the golden weapons, and she stands for truth, she also reminds me of Captain Marvel. And of course Kingo is Batman and his valet Karun is Alfred. Makkari is The Flash ,bcz she has the speed, but she's also deaf, like Hawkeye. Gilgamesh reminds me of The Hulk, because of his glowy fists and extreme strength.
The characters in the movie also very strongly remind me of the X-Men. The Deviants are like the Sentinels, designed to eliminate the eternals, and can absorb their powers (like Sentinels can change their attributes to defeat the mutants.) Ajax was definitely Charles Xavier, even though Druig has his powers, in that she was their leader, and clearly the leader. Ikarus is Magneto, because he shared an original goal with Ajax (Professor X) and he choose a different path than her to achieve his goal, one that resulted in countless deaths. Although Phastos's powers are closer to Magneto's. And because he thinks he is the saviour and into the right . Also because he can fly. And his lazer eyes also make his resemble Cyclops. But he definitely does not have Cyclops's personality. Thena is obviously Jean Grey. She has the fractured mind and randomly attacks her teammates/family because of this. Gilgamesh is clearly Cyclops because of his attachment to Thena (Jean) because of his undying love for her. If we're being honest here, Sprite reminds me of Kitty Kyle. And no, not just because she's short. She's got the rebellious attitude, and annoyance at everyone for treating her like a child. Since Makkari is a speedster, that definitely makes her Quicksilver. And she's also got the carefree flashy attitude that is defining of Quicksilver. I think Kingo is GamBit. He, like GamBit, has the ability to shoot tiny explosive projectiles. He's also very flashy and definitely has the same show-offy presence that GamBit does. Druig also seems like he would be Magneto, but I'm not sure if he is. Sersi is Rouge. She may not have Rouge's powers, but she has the same presence of danger and don't mess with me or I'll hurt you. Gilgamesh is definitely Wolverine. He is in love with Jean Grey, and is willing to protect her at all costs. He's got the build and the attitude of Wolverine.
Another thing that I want to mention, that has no real place to fit in to my analysis, but since Phastos has those magic ring things, could he have been the origin/inspiration for the Ten Rings?
All of the Eternals also have established themselves as Greek gods and a part of Greek mythology. Thena is Athena, as stated in the film, the goddess of wisdom and the female goddess of war, shown by her weapons and fierce attitude. Sprite is Artemis, because of her eternal youth and clear appreciation for animals. Phastos is Hephaestus because he is big, and a tinkerer. He invents lots of steampunk stuff and the intricate golden rings that make up all his inventions are trademark of Hephaestus's status as a Greek god who utilises celestial bronze. As we were also explained in the film, Sprite invented the story of Icarus flying too close to the sun because obviously Icarus can fly. But I also think that Ikarus is Zeus. He is big, bold, powerful, and clearly thinks of himself as the leader. But he is also stubborn and refuses to admit any wrongs that are happening. Sirse is obviously Circe, the female enchantress, as shown through her ability to transform things into other things. But I also think that she is Hera, married to Zeus (Ikarus) and their relationship is rocky. Sirse is also Hera because of the fact that regardless of what everyone may think, Zeus isn't calling all the shots, it's Hera, and she is the true leader. Druig is Hades. He wears black, is angsty, and hella emo. He is also misunderstood, and everyone looks down upon him because his power is something they don't really approve of. Everyone always blames him, but he just wants to do his job and what's right, and not being able to do it tears him apart inside. Makkari is, I think, a mix of Hermes and Persephone. She is Persephone in that she is sunny and bright, and is in love with Hades (Druig), but Hermes in the way that she is fast, and playful. She is a messenger and the first to scout out anything for her family. Ajak is Aphrodite in my book because, she was there for a short time, but she moved the group in ways they wouldn't have before. She told Ikarus to tell Sirse how he felt and they ended up together. Kingo is Dionysus for obvious reasons. He's flashy, a party boy, and cares about the fame. He also doesn't seem to really ever be serious and put himself out on TV and made up elaborate lies to keep doing it. I believe as well that Gilgamesh is Ares because he is the figehr type, has a big build, and is over a don't mess with em person, who is willing to do whatever it takes to protect his family. I also think that Arishem is Kronos. The all powerful father with evil intentions of destruction that uses his children to maintain his ideals.
Omg my school is talking about banning hoodies.
The way Gerard was Disappear in This Is How I Disappear
Dis-a-peahr
I figured out why National Anthem was so different. It's darker than California and the album. It definitely reminds me that Gerard wasn't always in the best place, and that shows through through Mike.
My life of made of the half finished projects I've started and since abandoned because my ADHD says fuck no to finishing anything I want to do.
The way Gerard says Destroya.
I regret it and I hate myself.
I've heard a lot of Paramore stuffs over my childhood and I didn't know the songs were by Paramore. It's rad.
Sleep is for the weak. Now excuse me as I chug an energy drink and pass out in a corner.
Ok so having finally finished The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys National Anthem, I can say it's definitely something. It's not what I expected but it was good. I was expecting something a bit closer The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys California, but it was nothing like that. But I guess that's what I should have expected from the original concept. It's kinda like the demos for an album, the idea is there but it's radically different.
I see elements of how it became into Danger Days, like how B.T. Global became Better Living Industries, and how Mike is Party Poison, Kara is Kobra Kid, Animax is Fun Ghoul, I don't see where Jet Star fits in but he might have been Maria? She definitely has his hair. And of course Jamie is The Girl. Obviously Blue and Red were carried over as well. As was Scarecrow, but Scarecrow was multiplied into basically henchmen. So I guess the principal/original Scarecrow would be Korse, because he is the rouge hitman. And that would make Dennis Madame Director. But I also wonder what was up with the "Mother" and "Father" characters. I have no idea what even they were supposed to be. I mean other stuff was there as well. There was definitely plenty of propaganda just like BLind has, and we saw the Scarecrow mask.
The whole thing reminded me of a drug trip really, from the strange appearances of people who looked normal to most but to the "sober" ones they were monsters. And to add onto that, obviously the TV became the headphones and the mandatory broadcasts for BLind, and the Sterelax became the unnamed pills BLind advertises about.
I also wonder about the time period of the piece. Danger Days and The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys California take place is 2019, but I'm not exactly sure when The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys National Anthem takes place. It looks like the 90s but I think I saw something somewhere that it's supposed to be 2030? So I have no idea.
If you've made it this far, thanks for reading. I'm only posting this because I've gotta get the thoughts out or it's going to be the death of me, and my friends aren't gonna want to listen me rant about a comic book. Yes I bought the book(s) thinking it was something different from what it is, but now I know better and I don't regret the $7 I spent on it. But I did definitely prefer The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys California over The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys National Anthem.
Ok so I was listening to Psychosis by Razor Red Noise while reading chapter one of The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys National Anthem and they lined up very nicely.
Damn I'm gonna hate myself tomorrow. Oh well. I don't regret it rn. Probably will tomorrow. Don't know why I'm telling you this. Oh and the "it" in question, is my plan to not sleep. Don't know what I would do without my Tumblr to shit post my thoughts to no one in particular.