#nov4-rocket5

[chaifootsteps]

Powerscalers are discussing who’d win in a fight between Makima from Chainsaw Man and Alastor, and ngl this meme about it gave me a good chuckle.

Be sure to burn the head so another one can't spawn from the remains.

[dragynkeep]

I can't believe the RWBY/DC crossover revealed that Ruby, Weiss, Blake and Yang canonically ruin everything they touch.

if villain, why right?

[beardedmrbean]

[unofficialadamtaurus]

I fucking hate wojacks but ngl, I had to make this one. Just this once.

It’s almost like being able to recognize that characters can be enjoyed as entertainment instead of some kind of moral canary in the coal mine leads to a better script

[lucianalight]

Oh look, it’s the exact same fucking joke from Ragnarok again. Bravo, Taika, such witty and hip humor.

Exactly! Zero creativity! Not to mention that the last play was to show Loki’s “egotistical” personality. It doesn’t make sense that they continue these plays now. I also predict that there will be a number of fat shaming jokes.

[werewolf-cuddles]

Well, people are getting mad about Chris Pratt on Twitter again.

Ah yes, the one MCU cast member that everyone just decided they suddenly hated for stupid reasons.

[greenteaandtattoos]

Maybe it’s just because I’ve been through more fanspaces, but the whole “Fix-it/Rewrite” drama just sounds like making a mountain out of a molehill.

People have been rewriting things they didn’t like probably since… Sherlock fell off that cliff. Remember Season 8 of GoT? I’m certain people were flooding AO3 and other fanspaces with their own rewrites of the season, all with notes consisting of “There, I fixed it for you guys. ~❤️~” Remember the Supernatural Destiel Fiasco 2 years ago? Endgame spawned plenty of fixit fanfics with how dissatisfied people were with it. Hell, Star Wars fans routinely rewrite aspects of the prequels/sequels to appeal to their own standards. Nobody ever told these people, “Hey, calling your fanfics ‘fixits’ or ‘rewrites’ is really mean.” At least, anyone who did was most certainly laughed out of the room. RWBY is, to my knowledge, the only community I’ve seen get uppity about something as inane as the term to a fanfiction subgenre.

Until we learn something like, the people running Fixing RWBY are sending money to human trafficking organizations, reworking aspects of a plot that isn’t satisfying to people is ultimately harmless and easily ignorable. Demanding people call them ‘AUs’ doesn’t change that. Sure, you can make fun of that fanfic, but complaining about a dissatisfying cartoon show is a lot less pathetic compared to complaining about fanfiction.

Then again, maybe it’s because I’m used to this sort of thing. I hang out on comicbook discussions where it’s considered weird if there isn’t at least three authors you’d gladly mail a pipebomb.

I just think it's rude when people decide their fanfiction is better the original material, that they're better writers than the actual creators of the show, and that they're on equal grounds when fanfiction writers have infinitely more advantages and fewer limits than the show writers do.

I hate when people do it out of spite, to shit on the show and the people who work on it. I find it extremely disrespectful, rude, and arrogant beyond belief.

I hate the elitist attitude that goes into rewrites and using them to bash on the show and writers.

[luimnigh]

Lol everyone expected Jacques to get his assets frozen that they forgot assets can just as easily be liquidated.

Is Ironwood’s new gun called the Trust Buster?