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eevee-nicks:

light-of-aether:

ryttu3k:

musashi:

jankybones:

Go ahead and tell me im wrong

THIS IS LITERALLY ASH KETCHUM’S ROOM IT IS THE SECOND SCENE OF SEASON 1 EPISODE 1 OF THE POKEMON ANIME FROM 1997 CAN FAKE NERD BOYS PLEASE GO

Also consider: sports fans.

Pokemon is like if sports and cats were blended into the ultimate all-consuming marketable thing

That’s… actually the best explanation of Pokémon I’ve ever seen.

tariqah:

penultimatesugarbowl:

children’s authors: what if young readers could deal with moral ambiguity and characters who weren’t quite hero or villain

adaptation directors: What If … They Couldn’t

exceli:

You know what I’m proud of ?

The narrative’s changing and I’m actually really happy that it’s coming mostly from young people. It’s not exclusive, but I think young people need to own it. Young people, high school, college age, maybe a little bit older are really the ones fueling it all. Truth be told, as soon as those people realize that they’ve got all the power—they have so much power—they have the power of their attention which is the power of corporate money. Who are you advertising to? You’re advertising to college and high school kids. Whose attention do you want when it comes to your music, your commercials, your fashion, your product and so on? If it’s not young people championing it, then it’s probably not going to work.

And when the young people say like, “This is the way we want the world to be,” everyone else is going to have to just bend to that eventually, because they’re the ones who have all the power. And by the way, they’re also the ones who are going to be around longer. These seventy, eighty year-old people running these corporations and sitting in public office are going to die, to be blunt.

– Mike Shinoda

trevorr-belmont:

thanks mom

zivitz:

captonystark:

You were all I had, but you were the one who needed to win. Thanos pulled my eye from my head, and my brain from my skull, and my arm from my body… because of you.

I really love how this comes over. You can see the ‘…OH!’ realization, like she never realized Nebula wanted anything from her. And then understanding dawns at exactly what Nebula’s life has been like with the overlay of knowing that she wanted a sister in Gamora all along and was only ever punished for that. I doubt it was intentionally callous on Gamora’s part, but Nebula is still coming at this thing from a child’s perspective – that her sister failed to protect her, so it’s her fault that the bad things happened. I like to think that they sorted this out somewhat over the years (probably with a lot of yelling and fighting), because at least now Nebula is putting the blame squarely where it belongs: with Thanos.

heartahoges:

full offense but it would be really nice if people were allowed to like cute or “childish” things without some assholes turning it into a fucking fetish for once

marvelheroes:

You have made a grave mistake, Odinson.