#invades

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

When satan enters the pulpit it is not his custom to flatly deny the fundamental truths of Christianity, rather does he tacitly acknowledge them, and then proceed to give a false interpretation and an erroneous application.

A.W. Pink

[daeien]

Manga/Anime of the Week

Kuromukuro

An Adventure, Anime, Drama, Mecha By Tensai Okamura, Ryō Higaki, Yuriko Ishii, Hiroaki Tsutsumi

“450 years prior to the present, an extraterrestrial force called Efy Dolgh invades Earth; the people of Sengoku era Japan dub their mecha and robotic drones as oni. The Washiba Clan falls victim to them, but clan heir Yukihime and her samurai retainer Kennosuke Tokisada Ouma fight back with a stolen Efy Dolgh mecha, which they dub the "Black Relic" (黒骸 Kuromukuro). They succeed in vanquishing their foes, but when the Black Relic is caught in an enemy explosion, Yukihime disappears.

60 years ago, the Black Relic is unearthed during the construction of the Kurobe Dam. In the present day, the United Nations is researching it when the Efy Dolgh return. Yukina Shirahane, daughter of the UN facility director, accidentally reactivates the cockpit module of Kuromukuro, releasing Kennosuke from cryostasis. Aided by Yukina's family and the UN in adjusting to life in the 21st century, he stands against Efy Dolgh's invasion of Earth just as he did in his home era. As the Black Relic is the most effective weapon the UN has against Efy Dolgh technology, Kennosuke becomes one of their most valuable assets. Due to an accident, Yukina is biometrically synchronized with the Black Relic, and as it requires two pilots, Yukina thus becomes Ouma's combat partner.“

[runningfromadream]

Something stronger than me, more deliberate, drags me back, propels me forward. Something more powerful than me rises within me, invades me, consumes me, leaves my most secret plans in disarray.

Benjamin Fondane, Case Dismassed

[tecnomagzne-blog]

Sci-Fi Invades Netflix—as They Both Invade Your Home

Sci-Fi Invades Netflix—as They Both Invade Your Home

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Has Netflix’s sizeable investment in original science-fiction movies been a bust? By one popular metric, Rotten Tomatoes, the answer would seem to be: Categorically. Since 2017’s Okja, a feisty ecological fairy tale by Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho, Netflix has put out seven back-to-back stinkers, their average “freshness” score rounding up to 30 percent. You can practically smell the…

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[cursibun]

Invades mis pensamientos a cada segundo

-Cursi bun

[wingsofoblivion]

Sooo Crash Fever did a thing

[burnteyesblahg]

#inktober no. 4