The Nerd Thread (comics, movies, anime, cartoons, video games, lore, fun stuff, ect.)

@Phantom Rider  
I guess they also could have made it that Professor Cog was Venjix’s new body instead

@northern haste  
Didn’t Clash of the Red Rangers take place before the end of RPM?  
In the last episode the world is returning to normal,and Clash begins on a desert wasteland.  
I’d just prefer they wait until they have better writers or whatever before they bring back old characters or plot points.

@Dex Stewart  
It did, but they should have made it after, and had Scott go dark side the first time the RPM Rangers morphed in response to Professor Cog’s arrival. …Again, it’s hard to know if that’d have been better than this will be, because we’ve got 20/20 hindsight about Samurai, but not yet Beast Morphers. But it seemed the most obvious thing to do and I’m surprised they didn’t.

@Dex Stewart  
Yes because taking place before was the only way they could do with a crossover

I’m surprised they did that Teamup at all. Kinda why I like it. Everyone always gives Tzachor crap(mostly deserved) but he didn’t hate the Disney era like everyone says,and if he did he certainly handled Clash professionally enough…and gave SPD transformations a spotlight in Super Megaforce.

Hey, question. Is it wrong that I’ve probably seen the reveal of Darth Vader as Luke’s father hundreds of times, yet it still gives me chills?

@TheHappySpaceman  
No, 3 great actors brought their A Game for that scene,

@Thanotos Omega  
Took me a second to realize who the third actor you were talking about was. Yes, that was an incredibly acted scene from all parties. Though I think what really sells it for me is John Williams’ score, how when Darth makes the big reveal, the Imperial March comes back, but this time slower and more ominous than ever.

@Zader  
What the fuck?
 
Update:  
Ok, did anyone else see that shit?
 
I hope it wasn’t real.
 

 
Whoever posted that is messed up.

Anyway…
 
Yoshi Canonically likes Kraft Mac and Cheese.

@CaptainXtra  
I think it was, bro…

if there’s one thing I didn’t like about the mcu is that they were clearly hyping up Captain marvel for endgame and then she was barely in it

@CaptainXtra  
what are you talking about?

@Angrybrony  
Gore spammer was on the loose again

@northern haste  

 
I think they made her too OP to really use. Her whole thing is like, pop up, say “here’s why I won’t be around to solve the whole plot this time!” and disappear.

@Phantom Rider  
and like I said they were clearly building her up for endgame

Worked out for the best anyway. Captain Marvel was boring.
 
The movie and the character.

What does she do again?
 
Super-body and laser beams?

@WyrmSpawN
 
Knock off Wonder Women minus cool weaponry plus lame energy absorption/redirection.

@Dustcan  
Careful Dusty, it’s illegal to dislike Captain Marvel :p

@Phantom Rider  

Speaking solely for myself, I actually think she was used fairly effectively in Endgame. It does make sense that more places than Earth in the entire universe would have problems resulting from what Thanos did, so her being one of the few heroes who can just fly to those places and help out makes her absence entirely in character. And it gives her a good reason to be late for the final fight, which (considering that it’s basically just a string of “everyone gets to do at least one cool thing” moments) gives everyone a chance to shine without causing audiences to wonder why they didn’t just let her deal with most of that stuff.
 
 
@Dustcan  

Well, to each their own. I like both, honestly.

@Sparx  
i thought it was the other way around?

@Background Pony #F84C
 
Not to mention the reason her role was so small in Endgame was that all her scenes for that were filmed before most of her own movie.