And just got back from _The Last Jedi._ OMG, such a Masks game in so many ways, esp. every time Kylo or Rey was on screen. Seriously advise seeing it, and worthwhile seeing it in the theater.
And just got back from _The Last Jedi._ OMG, such a Masks game in so many ways, esp. every time Kylo or Rey was on screen. Seriously advise seeing it, and worthwhile seeing it in the theater.
Agreed. Won’t spoil anything, but there are definitely relevant information to talk about in that movie as far as this game goes.
Summary: After the death of his mother, Devin Maxwell joins Titan Force, an organization that collects supernatural artifacts using super powered agents. Devin quickly rises to become a brash, yet successful agent under the field name: Streetslam. He forms a pseudo family with his friends and fellow agents at Titan Force.
Devin’s allegiances are put to the test after an enigmatic billionaire offers him the chance to revive his mother, but only if he turns on his new family and steals a mysterious item from the Titan Force vault.
Featuring:
-A black main lead with superpowers.
-Anime style battles.
-Characters dealing with depression, poverty, abuse, and recovery.
-A diverse and robust cast, featuring strong black women, strong hispanic women, and a trio of super powered sisters.
-Anime tropes such as BIG ASS swords, long evolving story arcs, a military organization that has no problem hiring teenagers, and even a character with animal ears.
I think of this (well, the first chapter, not the rest) as: “A fic about Bruce Wayne that in my head could just as easily have been Leo about six months before he made Pneuma.” https://archiveofourown.org/works/8524186/chapters/19539673
While it is difficult to catch lightning in a bottle twice, I’ve started reading (and quickly caught up on) the new run of Runaways, which is just darned excellent. While the original run’s of existential dread and rejection and loss and paranoia is toned down, the current challenges of “getting the band back together” after time has passed, dealing with death and life and aging and time displacement and beheading and cats with glowing eyes, and just trying to find belonging is very neatly executed.
Also, a shout-out to my alma mater in issue #3, which was completely unexpected.
I think of this (well, the first chapter, not the rest) as: “A fic about Bruce Wayne that in my head could just as easily have been Leo about six months before he made Pneuma.” https://archiveofourown.org/works/8524186/chapters/19539673
Leo was that kind of focused powder keg at one point, but without anything like that level of self-control or skill. He was actually a little calmer as a bully, since his outlet for violence was always available. These days, he has to control himself more, so when it comes out, it’s gonna come out hard. There’s a reason I describe his robot friends not only as his power-up in battle, but also his restraint.
Apparently there is a different Japanese theme song for _Jonny Quest, _which appears to be titled Kagaku Shounen J.Q. (Science Boy JQ) (different, that is, from the classic Hoyt Curtain tune).
Menagerie Tropes - I did it as Markdown, which turns out to be a total pain in the butt to convert to the wiki format, so I just put it on my blog because I’m super lazy.
http://wiki.menagerie.team/Tropes for the version of that page on our own wiki, as an experiment/demonstration. If people are serious about adding to the tropes list, please pick a place for them to live.
Methodology:
Visit the page on tvtropes.org in Chrome, inspect element at the top of the article, right-click > Copy outerHTML
Paste the resulting text into a file
Run pandoc (https://pandoc.org/)) like this: pandoc -s -t mediawiki file.html -o file.wiki
Paste the resulting mediawiki markup into a new page on wiki.menagerie.team
Seriously, if anyone is trying to move structured text between wiki, markdown, HTML, PDF, or many other formats, go get yourself pandoc.