Supposedly it comes from light novels (which many anime shows are based upon). I guess someone got it in their head that people were confused by ambiguous names, so they started literally just summarizing the plot as the title.
It's a great way to avoid trash most of the time, because actually talented artists still use sane titles.
"Brought back" is a hell of a stretch. It sounds like they've heavily edited wolf dna to try and match fragments recovered. I wouldn't be surprised at all if they're sterile. I don't want to take away from the achievement, which is truly exciting for the field of genetics, but these headlines aren't exactly telling the correct story.
Huh. I did play it on switch, but I dropped it instantly when I got the smartphone because I can't stand those things. Though I was already pretty turned off at the time because that came shortly after the cutscene explaining how the great evil could only be defeated by merging man with machine.
The reason it's so difficult to address is that it goes all of the way back to the origin of western civilization in ancient Egypt, and the birth of monotheism. Pharaoh Akhenaton, who attempted to replace the pagan gods of Egypt with the singular Aton, preached a gospel of absolute equality, even going so far as to have himself depicted as both man and woman in art.
A lot of it is a 2D filter applied to 3D models, from the look of them. They're just too perfect in maintaining the coherence of the characters' form that it sinks into the uncanny valley.
I still remember while Naruto was airing, and people loved posting still frames of deformed characters. Yet in animation it actually conveys much more to the viewer than a consistent model will ever be able to.
Or pretend that min/maxing City Builder vidya strategies ports to IRL.
Hey man, they already ported their pandemic strategy directly from a debuff run rampant due to a bug in World of Warcraft.
Batman was supposed to be campy and cheesy. This "dark and gritty" shit they've been doing with children's stories was the start of society's descent into madness. When people online said "the good guys always winning is boring" the response should have been to tell them to go explore adult stories, rather than turning kid's entertainment into a daycare for overgrown toddlers.
Everyone would rather be richer and meaningfully employed as a whole to be able to buy actual quality goods in general than having the cheapest crap shoveled down our throats.
I'm convinced that the real reason GamerGate was such a watershed moment is because it exposed the lie they've been using everywhere to convince the public they want things which they absolutely do NOT want.
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