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Media analysis guy now I guess!

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I think the reason modern Minecraft and classic Minecraft (Pre 1.9 IMO the Elytra is the dividing line) feels so different is that modern Minecraft is trying to feel like a real mostly feasible low-fantasy world while classic Minecraft felt notably more gamey. I think the main thing more than anything else is the generation.

Chunk errors for example. They'd happen practically every time you switched versions (As in updating old worlds) and generated new chunks, so if you had a long running world you'd end up seeing quite a few of these. Modern Minecraft just doesn't have them anymore. They've fixed a lot of the world generation code so that regardless of differences in updated versions, new chunks generate based on old ones. It makes the world feel a lot more cohesive and seamless, compared to how you used to be able to see the errors in the game's programming.

Same thing with the far lands (which let's be honest despite knowing about them like 99% of people have never actually seen in person in game). They're a weird break in the game's code which has long since been patched out. Since I get the feeling I'll just be repeating myself on; 'Old generation was imperfect and would lead to the play occasionally seeing weird broken generation that had a strange vibe to it.' I'll just wrap it up with a mention of the true OG; Floating islands.

I guess to tie it together with a conclusion; The game has ultimately shifted focus overtime. Both Modern and Classic have distinct feeling to them. The main difference is in the generation code being sorted out overtime and more features being added to flesh out the world. Classic Minecraft is essentially a 'complete' sandbox in that the world is mostly empty aside from the landscape and occasional structure, leaving the player to be the only real deciding factor in marking the landscape. Modern Minecraft has far more features and biomes to make the world feel 'alive' in a way that gives the player more reasons to explore and build in different locations as well as question what the story of their world could've been.

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Post-Doll Festival Arc

If the cleaners have 4 watchman pieces (Gloves, Boots, Necklace, Watch) + Tamsy Book. That's 5/6 in cleaner HQ. Zodyl literally said 'It's fine if the cleaners have the other watchman pieces, we'll just go steal them.' I have a sneaking suspicion I know what the next arc is going to be.

Amo & Rudo will probably be able to save their own pieces but the necklace is 100% getting snagged if this goes down, likely the watch aswell depending on Enjin's condition and if he gets jumped. Tamsy would GENUINELY genuinely just fry the entirety of the Raiders frame 1 if they even blinked in the direction of the book, so it'll probably be fine. But that's assuming Tamsy is even at HQ when it happens, which he might not be since he's on 'vacation'.

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I think one of the most interesting parts of Kagurabachi's writing is that pretty much every character can be summarized by some variant of "I'm lowkey non-binary but I've got a job so I can't be thinking about that right now." Pretty much every single character who gets a focus has the most insane grab bag of issues that inform their character, but literally none of them get resolutions (And the one time one of them does, he immediately dies lol) because they just have way too much shit going on to be able to unpack any of their issues. For example; Hakuri's entire character is defined by his feelings of needing to be useful to others to justify his own existence against the abuse caused by his bio-family and he just does not get a resolution to his feelings because they genuinely need to go stop magic hitler from doing another genocide. He's gonna lobotomize himself trying to fix everything so he can prove his existence has value and literally nobody is going to sit him down and go 'woah calm down man' because they also have just as much shit going on

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It really sucks that Alien Headbutt got axed already. Only getting 16 chapters is BRUTAL, WSJ's business model is confounding. That being said Inui was defiantly able to stick the landing and give the series a pretty solid conclusion in the short time it had left.

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Hiyuki (Fetus) Vs Ariu (Full Power)

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Hey so we have 3-7 chapters max before Bundus shows up again

He was able to style on the cleaners while they were in good shape and assembled. Right now they are the exact opposite of that. -Zanka got kidnapped and is in the ICU -Rudo's arms are broken and he's out of 3R uses for the day -Enjin is kirk'd -Riyo is.. fine actually. -Eisha & Amo are support, not fighters -Hyo is with the raiders (but fighting off Bundus would be a good way to infiltrate the cleaners fully.) -Otto & Epalte are still mostly fine So the only people who can fight Bundus right now are -Riyo (Didn't go well last time but maybe she's got a new strat) -Hyo (We don't know her abilities, but Bundus might throw cause he's smart) -Otto & Epalte (Probably the best shot)

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Gachiakuta 166

I'm pretty sure the hair color is meant to show the progress of a person's 'curse' or maybe the loss of their lifespan.

We don't know exactly how much time passed between the 165 flashback and the 166 flashback but since Enjin is 13 in the 166 flashback the 165 flashback was probably 1-5 years ago (I'm highballing Enjin at 8 in that flashback but I personally think he was like 11-12).

Baby (166) -> Chapter 1 -> Chapter 131 There has 100% been a growth in rudo's black hair since he was a baby but it doesn't seem like there's been much notable growth in it from the start of the series. It seems like the more some sort of effect is placed on a person, the more their hair darkens. It seems to be a similar sign to Rudo's scarred arms have grown since he was a baby. It's possibly the scars are curse progress and the hair is a loss of lifeforce? Alto talks about;

I think what's been happening here is that Alto had been using the watch to keep Rudo as a baby to stop his 'curse' from progressing and the use of the watch caused him to rapidly die as the watch ate away at his lifeforce (or lifespan) with each use. This would explain why he wants to get rid of it (he plans on bringing Rudo to the sphere so he doesnt destroy the ground when the curse awakens) and why he tells Enjin never to use it. I think this chapter also disproves the theory that Enjin has been using the watch to save people from death since its implied by his dialog that this is the first time he's using it. But I suppose it's still possible. Timewalk is either a time rewind or a timestop ability. Both of which probably eat away at the remaining 'time' the user has left to live. I don't think Enjin is going to die this arc but he's 100% gonna get fucked up by using the watch even a single time.

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GUESS WHO HIT THE FUCKING BULLSEYE

RUDO OVERUSES HIS POWERS & KILLS A MAN AND NOW HIS HAIR GETS DARKER I WAS RIGHT

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We are Enjin Chimaria We carrrryyyy the flameeeee We fight for the cleaners I don't know how the rest of the song goes

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Enjin isn't dying from that lol

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I just realized Boy calls Marckus his 'Buncle' because he's like a Brother and an Uncle.

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I talked about how he was a result of the system but I really do understand why Akemura went as far as he did. Imagine being raised in a society that portrays another group of people as literal demons, then your first ever actual 'interaction' with them is them killing two of your uncles and sending your sister a rape threat.

whole interaction just locked 'These people are objectively evil' into his brain, frankly this was the point of no return. I doubt anything more is gonna cement it aside from the potential of them killing Chiaki and/or kidnapping baby Chihiro.

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I hope we can get a gif of boy and occam clapping without the text overtop someday

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Gubbar

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Okay so I thought boy's height was 'inconsistent' in the burger episode just so he would be over the textbox but he really is just fucking massive. Boy is like 11 years old

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I really hate JJK's grading system. I totally get it from a thematic standpoint it's there to showcase how the systems in place don't really account for anything outside the norm, which is a direct reflection of how JujuSociety's higher ups fear the abnormal and want anything outside the ordinary they can't immediately weaponize destroyed. Yuta, Yuji, Yaga, Gojo, Etc. That being said. Holy fuck does it suck from a writing perspective because there are literally 6 classified special grades (Gojo, Yuji, Yuta, Geto, Yuki, Sukuna), several more unclassified special grade sorcerers (Kenjaku & probably Uraume, Maybe some of the culling game sorcerers), at least 21 special grade cursed spirits (of which 11 directly appear), and a literal FUCKTON of unregistered sorcerers, curses, and out liars all of which would probably be special grade if they were classified. That there are over 20 onscreen special grades or special grade equivalents. You know how many grade 1 sorcerers there are that actually live longer than one fight? Five. Yaga, Nanami, Mei Mei, Todo, and Kusakabe. Everyone else (Zenin Clan) die within the arc they're introduced in. Gege's intention as an author for this world is that grade 1 sorcerers are the absolute peak of what a regular person can achieve. He completely fucking fails at doing this because the special grade sorcerers outnumber grade one sorcerers by four fucking times. Anyway Modulo does jackshit to fix this issue because our main cast is comprised of 1. Guy who's so strong he dwarfs literally every character from OG JJK 2. Giga Crack Yuji 3. Bleach Vizard Heavenly Restriction 4. Not one but TWO different guys who can alter the fundamental laws of reality casually 5. Ten Shadows with a Mahoraga thats even stronger than the last 2. I understand what Gege was trying to do, that doesn't make it good though lol.

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Battat is Kris's vent OC