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Hazbin Hotel Season 2 spoilers

Let's talk about Alastor.

I feel like his overall character was fumbled.

During season 1, Alastor was built up as this incredibly powerful individual. His power was hinted at, and it even seemed like his mysterious deal was hindering his abilities somehow. Then they had him lose the fight with Adam, Alastor barely lasted 5 hits before he was down for the count.

Do I think Alastor should have won that fight? No. But, I do think that the fight should have lasted longer, with both Alastor and Adam dealing damage to the other. The fight could have ended with Adam getting a good hit in and Alastor going down, which could have triggered Charlie to step in and defeat Adam.

Instead, they made an allegedly powerful character fall so easily.

Now, this could have been caulked up to the deal Alastor made. But that's not the case.

Am I the only one who finds it kinda lame that Rosie owns Alastor's soul? I do like Rosie's character and her relationship with Alastor. I just don't like the new dynamic. It would have been really interesting to see Alastor in league with a powerful demon, like Lilith or Lucifer or one of the other Sins.

The Lucifer angle could have been cool. While Lucifer doesn't openly support his daughter, he also doesn't want her to get hurt. So, he sends in a caretaker to protect her and the hotel. This way, Lucifer himself doesn't have to make an appearance and completely overshadow Charlie's moment in that final battle.

Hazbin Hotel has a really interesting concept, but a lot of weird choices were made with the overall story. Like Lucifer's presence and Alastor's deal.

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Let's talk about Supernatural

Now, I'm getting ti this a bit late, but whatever.

Throughout the seasons, it is shown that Dean is good with kids. Probably due to the fact that he was forced to be Sam's parent. Dean is always the one who talks to the kids and gets said kids to open up about the trauma they faced. Knowing all of that, it doesn't make sense that Dean is the one who hates Jack.

It would make far more sense if Sam's was the one who hated Jack, considering Sam's past with Lucifer. Lucifer inflicted all kinds of torture on Sam, leaving him with intense PTSD.

As for Dean, he should have taken a liking to Jack because he was a kid who needed help. And the fact that Jack is Castiel's son, Dean's best friend.

It just seems strange that the writers went that way with the story, considering both Sam and Dean's pasts.

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Supernatural Thoughts

The creators of that show could have done things way better.

Something that always makes me made is the way Dean died. Dean should have died in the fight with God if they were going to kill him. It's so upsetting!

We didn't get a real destiel moment, and they both died in unsatisfactory ways. Cas didn't even make it to the final episode.

If the creators were going to drag the show on, they could have at least given us something.

Neither Sam or Dean had different outlooks on their lives by the end of the series. Sam got his apple pie, white picket fence life. Dean died while hunting. I mean, come on! Where was the character development! Where was anything that was better than what we got!

I've read fanfics that are better than the source material! At least other fans know what the fandom wants.

I can't be the only one that thinks this way.

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DC Thoughts :

A lot can be said about the arrowverse TV shows. Some people think the shows are good, others hate the arrowverse with a passion. I, personally, have mixed feelings about the arrowverse.

Right now, I'm going to talk about Arrow, and how much it enrages me.

The first couple seasons were good, but far from perfect.

1. They decided to make the Green Arrow into a Batman copy. Green Arrow is a lot of things, but he was never a copy of Batman. They have some similarities, they are both extremely wealthy, their both crime fights, they have adopted kids, plus a few other things. The two heroes differ in so many ways though. Green Arrow is light hearted, always quick to make a joke or quip. GA has his serious moments, but ultimately he is a witty character that tries to keep things light. It's a shame that the CW decided to turn the Green Arrow into a Batman copy.

2. Deathstroke was in the show. I have no problems with Deathstroke, he is a great character. The problem I do have is that the creators of the show forced Deathstroke to be a part of GA's villains list. Deathstroke was always more of a Batman villain. They also changed Deathstroke's origin story for no reason.

3. Black Canary was killed off. One of the most iconic DC couples is Green Arrow and Black Canary. In the show they were never really made into a couple. They were constantly pulled apart throughout the show. An iconic duo in DC, and they thought it was good idea to kill half of it.

4. Arsenal was kind of lame in the show. Roy Harper is one character that I know a bit about. He was far more interesting in the comics, believe me. He was the adopted son of Oliver Queen, then later became Speedy. Roy was quite literally a genius, always building or tinkering with something. Later he became addicted to heroine, and Oliver didn't take it well. Then Roy tried to kill himself after being thrown out by his adopted father. It would have made for a better story, a better dynamic and relationship between Oliver and Roy. In the show their relationship was a bit boring and lacking, considering they are supposed to be partners.

I will admit that I am not an expert on everything Green Arrow, but I know enough. I know that the CW really messed up this show. A Green Arrow TV show had a lot of potential, then it was made into a Batman rip off. Trying to be dark and edgy, when GA is the opposite of that, most of the time.

I understand not following the story exactly. Somethings need to be changed, but the CW strayed too far from the source material. The story was changed too much to the point were the show was no longer about the Green Arrow. The show ended up being about a dark, edgy billion heir that happens to fight crime with a bow and arrow.

That's just my thoughts though.

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Marvel Thoughts :

● Ms. Marvel series spoilers ●

I feel like it's been long enough to talk about this series, but if it hasn't been this is your final warning.

I was really excited about this show when it was announced. Ms. Marvel is one of my favorite characters. The MCU butchered her character to the point that she has almost nothing in common with her comic counterpart. They are practically two different characters going by the same name.

First point, Kamala's powers. In the comics she is an Inhuman. Her powers are similar to Mr. Fantastic's and Ant-Man's. Stretchy and can grow and shrink at will. In the series they tried to make her powers more similar to Captain Marvel, probably so it would make more sense when they met in the next Marvel movie. They tried to make Ms. Marvel's powers more cosmic, more mystical. Kamala's cool and unique power was traded for something more mainstream.

Point two, they made her into something she's not. They brought in a new species and world to make Ms. Marvel seem more mystical. They changed what she was so it would be 'more interesting', when there was no reason to do so.

Point three, they are making Kamala a mutant. In her first comic it was stated that Kamala is an Inhuman. Now, there are some people that will say there is no difference, but there are many differences between the two. The Mutants are more genetic based, the X gene takes generations to fully manifest within a bloodline. The Inhumans gain their abilities through the terrigen mist that was manufactured by the Kree. There are many more differences between the two races, but those are the major differences.

It makes me so angry that they are changing the fundamentals of an entire character. Her powers, her origins, and so much more about this wonderful character.

I hate what they did to Kamala, and I'm disappointed that they changed so much about her.

This is just my personal opinion though.

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Personal thought :

Since the moment I saw it I have been in love with Pacific Rim. It is one of my favorite movies, and I have no problem watching it over and over again.

I would like to make one thing clear : the first movie, Pacific Rim, is the best movie. By far. The sequel doesn't compare. Though the sequel and the series are still very good.

Recently I have come to the realization that maybe I just like giant robots and creatures. I watch the Transformers movies at least twice a year, and am always down to watch those movies. I greatly enjoy the new Godzilla movies. Something about watching a city be destroyed by a giant monster it just so satisfying.

I just like giant creatures and robots.

Even some of my characters in my personal writings are giant creatures that could level a city by looking at it too hard.

Maybe it's just me though.

Something about giant creatures gets me.

Don't get me wrong, still love the movies. I'm just admitting to myself that I'm totally and helplessly in love with extremely large beings.

I wonder if anyone else out there feels the same?

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Assassin's Creed Thoughts :

Personally, I love AC Odyssey. It is one of my favorite games in the series. There is so much freedom within the game, and every choice makes you feel like you are really a part of the story.

A lot of people also enjoy this game. How could they not? This game is fantastic.

Though there is one thing that I have noticed about this game. Every chooses to be Kassandra.

Whenever I hear someone talking about AC Odyssey, it's always Kassandra this and Kassandra that. Which is fine, I have no problem with that. It just seems like I was the only person that played as Alexios.

For some reason I prefer to play as male characters in video games, it's just a thing with me, so I naturally choose Alexios.

I kind of get confused when someone is talking about Odyssey and only mentions Kassandra. To me Kassandra was the enemy throughout the game, and Alexios was my protagonist.

I guess it,s just a me thing though.

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DC Thoughts :

I am going to express some feelings about the Titans Netflix show. I just need to get some things off my chest, I've been holding it in too long.

First thing I would like to state is that I thought that everyone was well casted, it was the writers and directors that messed it up. All the actors were really good, but the script and the directing were awful. I can't believe some things in that show were allowed in the show.

Jason Todd. He was bit aggressive, and not great at following orders, but that's what he was like in the comics too. So that was on point, though not what I want to talk about.

Jason was captured by Deathstroke and Dr. Light. He was tortured, and used as bait to lore out who Deathstroke really wanted. Jason was then dropped off the top of a sky scraper, he fell quite a long time before Superboy stepped in. Later we see that Jason has ptsd flash backs to when he was falling. He went through a traumatic event, and no one in the tower took it seriously.

Then little things started happening in the tower, which were all blamed on Jason, despite him not leaving his room often. Every little problem was somehow Jason's fault, no one believed he was innocent. This behavior of the Titans almost drove Jason to kill himself.

Then, in season 3 it is revealed that Jason is the Red Hood, big shocker there, and the Titans are confused by his actions. Jason indirectly kills Hank, dove was the one that pulled the trigger. Besides 2 members, the Titans treated him like shit, and they're confused why Jason is trying to rip them apart.

Eventually, it is revealed that Jason is being used and manipulated by the Scarecrow. And Jason joins in the Titans efforts in the end. Happy ending, sort of.

Nightwing and Beast Boy are the only 2 Titans who believe that Jason is still a good person. Even after Hank is killed, they still hold onto hope that Jason will come to his senses. Honestly, it was nice to see. When Beast Boy goes into Wayne Manor near the season finale, he isn't hostile or angry to see Jason. BB almost seems glad to see Jason.

So, what I'm trying to say is that throughout this show Jason Todd is put through so much shit. The Titans treat him like shit. Personally, I think that everything he did in season 3 was completely justified. The Titans were being shown the same kindness he received from them. Though he was also heavily drugged the entire season too, so that might have had something to do with it too.

The only thing that I really appreciated about it and is that Batman killed the Joker after what happened to Jason. I know it's not Canon, but it was nice to see a version of Batman was willing to cross that line after one of his sons was murdered. And the little seen at the end of the season with Bruce and Jason, were Jason thanks Bruce for crossing that line, it was wonderful.

Don't get me wrong, Titans is not a great show, but it had it's moments. And I really needed to get these thoughts out of my head.

Sorry for the long post.

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Random Thought :

I hate spoilers.

I always have and I always will. Especially now a days. There are so many media platforms that people can use to talk about the new movie or show or book they just experienced. I don't want to know anything about a new thing that came out, until I have experienced it myself.

Not to mention that all the footage seen about new movies that have just been released to theaters is illegal. Before the movie starts it gives the little thing stating what should not be done at the theater while the movie is playing. It flat out tells people that recording the movie is illegal, yet people still do it.

I am unbelievably upset at the people right now. Due to a few reasons I am unable to go see Dr. Strange : Multiverse of Maddness, it's bumming me out, but I just have to be patient. Well, I wish that was the case. Evrytime I have gone on any social media platform it has been littered with MoM spoilers. Maybe it's just my side of the media, but I'm willing to bet this is happening to other people as well.

A bit earlier I was unable to watch an episode of Moon Knight when it was first released. By the next day spoilers for that episode was everywhere. This happened with more than one episode.

I think that some people don't realize that not everyone is going to see a brand new movie on opening night. Some people even wait until the movie is out on disc or released to a streaming site, and others don't understand that. Though, I also think that some people don't care about the rest of us. Some people just want to ruin things for the rest of us.

I would say 'maybe it's just me', but I know that it's not just me. Spoilers is an awful, terrible thing, and I move to ban spoiler all together. If a person is caught given spoilers they will immediately be arrested and sent to spoiler prison. ( spoiler prison is ten times worse than normal prison )

Please help stop spoilers.

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Marvel Thoughts :

Now, this might get a few people mad, but I need to get it out of my system.

I hated Nicolas Cage as Ghost Rider.

To me, Ghost Rider is a serious character. He is employed by the devil after all. Ghost Rider's thing is getting rid of villainy, a serious matter. All of Ghost Rider's powers revolve around an odd sense of vengeance. He is not a comedy character.

Despite having been in serious roles, I don't think that Nicolas Cage was the right choice for Ghost Rider. Cage tried to make the role fun and humorous, when that shouldn't have been done. Ghost Rider is tragic, and terrifying most of the time. So Cage playing Ghost Rider just wasn't a great choice. Though, there was a lot about those movies that needed to be done better.

In the future I hope that a new actor takes up the role of Ghost Rider. Hopefully someone that actually fits the character.

I am aware that in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D a new Ghost Rider was brought in. I thought Gabriel Luna did a good job. Of course, the two actors played different versions of Ghost Rider. Cage was Johnny Blaze, and Luna was Robbie Reyes. Two different people, but I do think that Luna did a better job portraying Ghost Rider.

These are just my personally opinions though. I'm not trying to force my views onto other people.

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Supernatural Thoughts :

I love this show with all of my heart, but there are a few things that could have been done better.

In season 3 a bunch of demons escaped from hell, when the gates were open. The seven deadly sins were among the escaped demons. There was a single episode about the sins, and they weren't overly powerful. It would have been much better if there was a season, or at least part of a season, dedicated to dealing with the sins. The seven deadly sins are powerful beings, and they should have been utilized better in the show. The sins could have been dealt with the same way the four horsemen were dealt with in season 5.

I was just a bit disappointed that the sins were a one and done, when they could have been a more dangerous enemy.

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DC Thoughts :

A little while ago I realized something shocking about Cyborg. It chills me to my very core. It's all I can think about.

Cyborg is naked.

Since the metal components are a part of his body, and the fact that he never wears clothes, it is safe to say that Cyborg is always naked.

To be honest, I've never put much thought into this until now. Though, now that I've thought about it I can't unsee it. So, the best I can do is force this information onto other people.

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DC Thoughts:

I really hate when people say DC comics. Let me explain. DC stands for Detective Comics, since Batman was the first character that was made by DC. So when people saya DC comics they are actually saying Detective Comics comics. It just doesn't make sense.

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Star Wars Thoughts :

I think that Rey could have been an interesting character if she was written better. They really messed up on a lot of things. Like in The Force Awakens at the end of the movie, the fight between Kylo Ren and Rey. Rey should not have been able to beat Ren. They are both force users, but Ren has formal training, he didn't just pick up a light stick and start swinging ot around. I really hate that Rey did beat Ren in that fight, because it makes zero sense. And this isn't a one time deal. In The Last Jedi Rey is able to defeat Luke, when she most certainly could not. She got maybe three days of training from him and that was all it took to take down Luke Skywalker? Another thing that I don't understand is why Rey never made her own lightsaber. Every other jedi until that point had. Luke did, but she didn't? Now some people will say something like 'there are probably no jedi temples left', but that's not true. If the students at Luke's school built their own lightsabers, Rey should have been able to do the same. She could have used a double bladed lightsaber, I mean she used a staff since the moment she was introduced. What a wasted opportunity. The sequels could have been so much better if things were actually thought through. But it seems like nobody really cared about what went on in these movies. I didn't even mention that disney rewrote a lot of already made star wars content. A series of books were written after the events of Return of the Jedi. The sequels would have been better if they just would have followed the already made content. It's not that hard when a script is literally already made. I'm not trying to hare on the sequels, but there were so many missed opportunities and bad writing. It's hard not to criticize. Better things could have done with the sequels.

Thanks for listening/reading my rant. This is just my opinion. I'm not trying to ruin the sequels for people who genuinely liked them.

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Everyone knows the story of Hyrule. The courageous hero that can come from anywhere, Link. The wise mage, Princess Zelda of Hyrule. And the power hungry demon king, Ganon. But, what if the Triforce got it wrong?

Ganondorf, the unlikely hero from the sea of sand.

Link, the sealing mage with no formal training.

Zelda, the new incarnation of Demise's hatred.

All three were unprepared for their new roles. Actually, everyone was unprepared. And nobody is prepared for what will happen next.

Will Ganon be the hero that Hyrule needs? Or will Zelda succeed where the demon king has so often failed? And what will become of the unqualified mage, Link? How will Hylia fix what has been done? What if it can't be fixed?

So many questions and so little time. Let's find out what will happen to the famous trio after everything they know is turned upside down.

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So, hopefully this account will be used for mostly writing stuff. And maybe art stuff once I get better at it. If nobody likes my posts that's okay, but if you do like my stuff don't hesitate to speak up. I'm always open to ideas, but know that I do have my limits. I'll actually start posting once I get everything together.