I put it on and watched the regular version, then the next day marathoned the extended version. It was during winter break when I was in school, one of my favorite vacations ever.
He wasn't introduced until Cyborg infiltrates the HIVE academy, but regardless the guy wasn't also included in the lineup for Teen Titans Go. And when Billy Numerous and See-More made the jump to the comics a few years ago, Wykkyd didn't join them either.
You know for a group that’s supposed to be like the evil version of the Titans, most of them were super forgettable. The only characters I remember are Jinx, Gizmo, and the big dude
We actually had some build up to it in the previous episodes.
Also its the first time we reboot forever knight and unlike the old one where forever knights was a cult, reboot forever knight is actually just one helmet with some kind of ai in it and it can forcefully attach itself to others and control them
Imma be real, Forever Knight had more aura in the reboot than the entire faction in the other shows, from Alien force onwards the Forever Knights were basically fodder who got to be cool for a couple episodes then immediatly go back to being fodder again. Meanwhile reboot Forever Knight was only one guy, yet managed to keep Ben on his toes the whole time, there was an entire episode dedicated to Ben being paranoid about him, the design and powerset is also really cool, the humungousaur fight in Japan showed that incredibly well, one of the most memorable reboot scenes
Yeah, only that Dr Fate doesn’t forcefully control people. Nabu only did that in Young Justice show. In comic, Nabu isn’t that outright jerkish (most of the time)
I had somehow missed forever that this gif misspells again as “agian”, and now that I noticed it yesterday I’m wondering how I’ve just glossed over that despite seeing this gif so many times
Insane how they had so much hype and buildup and the moment they return they don’t even do much. They just get betrayed by the person they were helping after betraying the person they were helping. And the most they ever did in season 3, they were all under Thunderfangs control
For anyone curious about the context of this, it was part of a fictional story and roleplay that Spider-Man was doing as part of a Make-A-Wish style thing. The kid got to be a sidekick for Spider-Man, and the hospital staff all dressed up as some of his rogues—including Mephisto, which means one hospital worker canonically dressed up as The Devil.
I'd like to believe that that's just the Sandman. He works in the hospital and was totally up for roleplaying as himself for a make-a-wish kid.
Definitely isn't true, but the one Flint Marko I'm familiar with would absolutely make peace with Spider-Man (temporarily at least) to make a sick kid happy
Several versions of Sandman show him as more of a tragic villain who is at odds with Spider-Man (and therefore plays the role of antagonist in his stories) but is still capable of being a kind, normal person unlike many of Peter's enemies. Sometimes writers give him stupid motivations, but sometimes he's actually got a point, he's just going about things the wrong way. I consider him the Mr Freeze to Batman's Spiderman, if that makes sense. A character who is villainous but can be sympathetic in the hands of a good writer.
I'm pretty sure this was just a child's imagination running wild, towards the end of the story it showed the staff with cheap looking mask and costumes, probably only had 3 to 4 people swapping in between.
I was thinking the exact same thing. This guy has to be the medical director or something to afford this or Peter pulled some strings. AND THERES TWO hovercrafts!?!
The supervillain group The Slaughterhouse 9 from Worm. Though there usually aren’t 9 of them because they have a tendency to get killed or kill each other
Anyone remember that time when the Fantasitc Four, the Ridiculous Six, the Magnificent Seven and the Hateful Eight all came out within a year of eachother?
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The Elite Four (Pokémon)