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@murcotton "Spoiled" and "brat" can be a very playful term in English depending on the context. It must be more harsh in Japanese, similar to how the Japanese use "narcissist" playfully, but in English it means someone who is self absorbed to a mentally ill level and lacks empathy.

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3 days ago

@depressionlesss Large dogs are common enough outside of big cities, where keeping one would be a major pain, expensive and potentially dangerous.

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3 days ago

@japan_nobunaga What you do with your hot springs, cold baths and saunas, we do with the outside and the inside.

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3 days ago

@Injun_king Mornye from Wuthering Waves did exactly what you'd expect a disabled character in a high tech society to do - she used that technology to give herself legs that actually work.

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7 days ago

@TheMost62446138 @animetrends The term is pituitary dwarfism.

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a week ago

@Macarthur232 @MarcusDAurelius Remove Russia and it's 1 million square miles larger.

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a week ago

@Devon_Eriksen_ He was a decent author, but there have numerous authors in the 20th century who were more adept than he was in almost every metric.

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2 weeks ago

@ilovellovelove The guy draws vibes instead of well realized concepts anyway. They "look pretty" but not believable. That's the difference between Nihei is this derivative creator. One is an architect, the other is not.

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2 weeks ago

@EternalBoredom7 @LostInVisionss In even older, original, versions, she is just a primordial monster destined to be slain by Perseus. There is no "beauty to monster" in her background. She may be mortal, but she was never human.

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2 weeks ago

@lumen_veil @clemmygames It's just the concept of a dual perspective RTS converted into a survival horror. Rise and Fall: Civilizations at War was released in 2006. Not even remotely groundbreaking.

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2 weeks ago

@a_luffa @TheDezembro @Arron_TK Yes, imagine being so hurt by digital hooters that you go out of your way to change them, while hiding behind selective realism.

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2 weeks ago

@Mannybass99 @selStreams @Duderichy This is basically the same concept as people who want to be architects but then realize that 98% of the jobs are ugly office buildings or copy/paste development houses. Very few people get to design the next big opera house.

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3 weeks ago

@shakesdashakes @AniRave No, the series in its entirety.

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3 weeks ago

@TedBakerSmyth @pureMetatron @TimothyEveland There are numerous accounts of this particular period and about Henry V himself. The colorful heraldry and pomp was real. combining the look of the left with the battle realism of the right works create a fantastic movie.

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3 weeks ago

@dmscoon @fruntsy @Capn_Pipsqueak A person in a life or death situation is likely anything but reasonable at the time. Armchair mentality.

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3 weeks ago

@TimothyEveland Now combine the more accurate heraldry and color of the left with the realistic depiction of an actual battle of the right and you have a fantastic movie. Just leave the 'I learned "medieval combat" from a book about nobles duelling' at home.