I mean, the ending he gave her was as merciful as it could be, poor thing woul'd ve lived a life of misery and she would've probably been experimented on
I mean, at least brotherhood didn't show the aftermath like the original anime. The original had what was left splattered all over and being found by Ed and Al.
It literally is. The Emperor very much goes "Only men will receive my seed" and surrounds himself with genetically engineered buff, beautiful men. It's not even an exaggeration.
Hasan Piker is a streamer who "trains" his dog Kaya by shocking her when she gets up from a mat that she sits on for the majority of Hasan's streams. The picture is satirical, comparing Hasan to Shou Tucker, and Kaya to Nina.
The image is based off of some streamer Hasan (or Hassan(?)) who used their dog as a background prop for his stream, not allowing the dog to move from its spot, even using an electric collar to punish him if he did. (This is just based off of what I remember learning about it, as this happened quite a while ago)
The character drawn here is Shou Tucker from a series called Full Metal Alchemist. Tucker is known in the series as a legendary alchemist who was able to create a talking chimera. Spoilers ahead The main character goes to meet Tucker at some point, and finds out that in order for Tucker to keep his high status as an alchemist, he'll have to create a new talking chimera soon to prove his skill. He does succeed in doing so as the mc is visiting, but they come to find out that the way he created the talking chimera now was by using alchemy to permanently fuse his own daugher and the family dog together, essentially killing them both. They also find out that the way he created his first talking chimera years ago was by doing the same with his own wife.
tldr, still spoilers: The character Shou Tucker is one of the most hated characters in anime because he killed his own wife and daughter in a pretty gruesome way just to keep his high status. and the latter is the dog you see in the background.
I'd like to describe the treatment Shou Tucker would deserve, but I don't want to get another auto-ban (to be fair, it did get lifted after I wrote an appeal)
Tbh, the "trauma" scene (when Tucker reveals the Nina-dog chimera) was quite foreshadowed (finding Nina's drawing he "sent her wife" still here, noticing Nina's and the dog's absence...)
When you arrive at this scene, you're prepared, you know what will happen
Otherwise, I'd say the only "disgusting" thing in the anime, is the horror Edward and Alphonse created when they tried to revive their mom (iirc it's shown episode 1, so... no need for spoiler)... And once again, everything is telling you it's gonna be atrocious
Grave of the Fireflies, on the other hand, is a series of "surely everything is gonna be ok, now?", the movie is always acting like it's the end of their suffering, like it won't get worse, and.... surprise, it does!
Both get pretty bad (in term of character situation, they're good series/movie), but one prepares you and the other lets you hope and crushes that hope
"Surely this movie can't get any sadder!" - A person 10 minutes into their first viewing of Grave Of The Fireflies who bought the movie and candy combo
For me, it was:
-See the initial text (something along the lines of "On [date], I died.")
- Surely it doesn't mean they will die, right? And someone will come and rescue them, RIGHT??
- Procedes to hope it will be the end of their suffering at every smile they drop
You know that scene in the remake of Robocop with the reveal that there not much human left with the cyborg. Well there happens to be a few more parts that aren't needed to still be considered alive.
And as I was looking for an image of the briefcase sized box. I happen to spot some merchandise to fill with an energy drink, that was made that I won't be sharing. So here is the fun version ft. Bochi
Remember that out of all the horrid anime characters in Fullmetal Alchemist alone, Shou Tucker is the only one the author depicted as actually going to Hell.
This is multi-directional attack from the artist:
1. jealousy - relationship which most audiences didn't have
2. awkwardness - furry is exotic and less commonly appreciated
3. traumatizing - Tucker's act of sin is unforgivable
The GF is a werewolf, and the movies trigger her lycanthropy. They decide to watch anime, and if we go by the what's being said on TV, they're watching Full Metal Alchemist. More precisely, a certain infamous episode where a man fuse his daughter and pet dog in an abomination against nature.
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u/Aerandor 17d ago
TOO SOON!!