Originally posted by CosmicComet
Tommy supporters have always been butt hurt that he has no real wins over Jason, at all.
Originally posted by CosmicComet
And that Tommy admitted that Jason was physically stronger than him. 😛
Originally posted by Nephthys
Tommy at one point spin-kicked a Robot T-Rex in the face. 😐Unmorphed. 😐
It doesn't get any more hardcore than that.
Originally posted by Zack Fair
Sounds like terrible, terrible stuff. I stopped watching power rangers after Billy and Kimberly left.
Kat sucked as the pink ranger (case in point, the awful Power Rangers Turbo movie). Didn't like the forced relationship with her and Tommy either after Kimberly left. As for Billy, he eventually became a purely mechanics kind of guy (no longer a ranger), to the point of leaving the show altogether. The plot reason they used for him leaving was amusingly funny though, I'll admit.
Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
I never really watched Power Rangers that much.I was more into Beetle Borgs.
Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
I have to call Aura "little green" from now on.It shall be done.
Why?
Originally posted by Ridley_Prime
Proof? 313 I don't remember this. mmm
First episode of Dino Thunder. Also in Dino Thunder, he fought 3 rangers one on one while unmorphed. Beat two of them. Came close to beating the 3rd.
Looking back, I wish they had made this fight longer, or something.
Originally posted by NemeBro
[B]Okay so I wager you don't actually know what the word "semantics" means. I also wager that you are trolling me at the moment. ... I am pretty sure you meant Tyranids, not Tau.
Only the first half of the post was trolling.
I meant Tau, not Tyranids. Tyranids are fine.
I already replied to everything you just said in the form of Shin, and yes, their methods are important. Implacable, mysterious, forboding, etc, yes, these terms describe the Tyranids and the Necrons fairly well. But the Necrons have altogether different motivations, not motivated by hunger, but by hatred, hatred for the living. The Tyranids thematically fill the role of a horde of alien locusts, with some cosmic horror thrown in. Thematically, the Necrons are similar to the undead, led by the most horrible cosmic horrors in the setting. The Tyranids are chaotic, they symbolise the chaos of evolution, natural selection, etc. The Necrons embody order, absolute order, they are anti-chaos, if they have their way, nothing will ever change. And no, after destroying the Warp, everything will not be killed, but the galaxy will be enslaved, the only threat to the C'Tan gone, they will gorge on them like cattle. And nothing ever changes. This is an important thematic element of the Necrons, they are anti-Chaos, anti-Change.
Which is irrelevant because if you pull back the
No one ever complains about Cthulhu not being humanised, because it is an Eldritch Horror that should not be humanised. Same principle with the Necrons. Should their character be expanded on? Perhaps so, I have said that they should be emphasized more in the fluff, but humanised? Naw dawg, dawg naw.
Nobody complains about Cthulhu because he is a character in a single, extremely short, story. He didn't need to have character development or any real flavor besides being horrific because Cthulhu wasn't designed to hold people's interest long enough to sell more shit down the long. Gaunt's Ghosts, the by far most popular and best selling book series in the black library, consists of thirteen full length novels. Could Cthulhu with the mannerisms that he had in The Call of Cthulhu, carry 14 novels as the primary antagonist or protagonist? Nope. Ibram Gaunt can though, despite being a far less complex character. Buuuut that's just my point. There's a reason why, despite allll the fantastical and unique factions in the WH40K universe, it's the same old same old regular humans, the Imperial Guard, the Inquisition, etc etc, who are by far the most popular factions in the mythos. There's a reason why there's 14 Gaunt's Ghost novels, dozens of Space Marine novels and omnibuses, multiple ominbuses with Commisars as the Protagonist, and multiple Inquisition omnibuses, yet there are a whopping... zero stories that take place from a Necron perspective. There's like, 2 or 3 books that have Necrons in them at all. Again, there's a reason for this. GW is a for profit company. If there was a high demand for more Necron content then there would be more Necron content.
Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
No. Because you are Little Green.Deal with it.
Why?
Originally posted by Ridley_Prime
Looking back, I wish they had made this fight longer, or something.
It is a cool fight. If only because that is like the only time Zed fought.