Recent content by ShadowDeeps

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I've ruminated upon this matter for a long time. No lots of hyperboles, it all depends on how you give definition to 'new' and 'old', in my eyes. I rather prefer the elder seasons at issue because I don't think the series ran past the inevitable exhaustion of material then. Its shell life, such...

This can be made into a complex question, if I may be so foolhardy. :) We all lie and have the capacity to one way to another, whether subconsciously or in our sentiment towards our own. On reason of us lying.... I think a lot of it has to do with immediate thought. Most people, with no offense...

I feel that the most imposing, brooding, and lissome of villainy is that which one does not see - what is feared most - flaunting on the indulgence of the understanding of others. When the depth of intent is indiscernible and when the villain's incentive can never be figured out so as to not...

My own Western Astrological Sun Sign would be the Sagittarius but Astrology tends to be basely more complex than that (you'd have to have your chart done to see just how many signs one can have and how they act in relation to one another). That aside, while it may be inexorably full of mendacity...

"The Guardian's Song" from Movie 2's dub soundtrack, for it elicits both a warm and epic range of emotion that calls toward altruism, unbounding, freedom, dislodging, friendship, adventure, vividness, deep throes of desire, companionship, and is just superbly composed in a way that makes it my...

I'll say this much - I prefer flawed villains to villains who always see prospect. "Flawlessness" (which surmounts to quite a conundrum that feels plenty confusing for me) equals worship rather than examination, whereas flawed characters incur interest and depth of complexity. Thus, I don't mind...

Sidekicks and cronies in general tend to always get the cheap portion of the share. Of course, that's not to castigate Jessie, James, and Meowth, for they aren't black and white in intentions but rather are ambiguous in morality IMO. I rather think that's the reason why Cassidy and Butch seldom...

Jessie, James, Meowth are indeed some of the most human, complex, and developed character complexes of the anime, however trite, but I think the writers are quite content and slaked by how they are now and how they've been since nigh the beginning of the series. If the writers weren't happy with...

I think it's in the eyes of a beholder, but without giving too much pause I'd say creativity, as stated before me, is an inherent part of intelligence. It's less about blaming or pegging anything to me and simply what is in the eyes of one, or perhaps something infinitely more complex. But...

Misty, because akin to Ash's rivalry with Gary, whether Ash or Misty openly admit to it or not they have subtle admiration for one another and they both are ardent, passionate, and compassionate enough that their nature compliments one to the other's rather aptly. But like with all rivals...

I suppose it's in the eyes of the beholder, but I would say such expressly. Whether one wants to move on or not is a matter of how susceptible they are to taking rein upon their emotions autonomously and how strong one may be in that facet. But I think everyone moves on eventually and to ebb and...

I'm in wholehearted agreeance with this and that's why I don't abhor Ritchie. He's not an Ash clone, but rather a compassionate, mature, and caring kid. My issue with many heroes in stories in general and main characters is that they squander time being super rather than heroic (IE, saving one's...

Everyone is paranoid on some facet. My own greatest fears are disappointing my loved ones. But paranoia often links to the word "truth" and does anyone want that ("truth" being something I see to be a word based on human limitation, but that's another topic of discussion), when you think about...

In rebuttal to this topic of discussion - "flawlessness" is the most vociferous enemy of completion. My issue is not the failures of Jessie, James, and Meowth but the threadbare application of said failures (which I think further Ash and company's tenacity which in turn strengthens Jessie...