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>Able to build drones, huge robots and the like from parts used in everyday items >Has metal powers she can use to defend herself >Extremely tech savvy and has deep engineering knowledge >Literally becomes a Crystal Gem, indicating that she will join the main cast >Fuck it let's make her a background character once we've established all of this What is the logic behind this?
>Todd loses his faith in God because of his dead mom and says he hates God during the mass >Lisa thumbs up him >Lisa immediately takes advantage of his broken heart and tries to get him in her Buddhist cult. this is fucking sick
I was scrolling in my reels on Instagram, when I saw a 3d animation of rock, paper and scissors. They were on a fighting ring, and there was a crowd cheering them on from the their seats. Scissors looked rather feminine? how it was walking, and it used it's blades as legs. This animation also looked like it came maybe from late 90s or early 2010. Maybe it's not English, it could be spanish I guess? and I accidentally closed ig, which in return made it refresh its page. Instagram doesn't save or have your viewed video, post history, so I kinda lost it. When I tried, I didn't find anything similar in YouTube, google and on ig itself. It's probably isn't lost media, but I hope someone would help me find it.
>Ms. Marvel has returned to Jersey City, but her relationship with her hometown may never be the same.
>During the FALL OF X, Kamala Khan revealed herself to the world as a mutant hero. Now, in MS. MARVEL: MUTANT MENACE (2024) #1 by Iman Vellani, Sabir Pirzada, and Scott Godlewski, she will start to realize what that means to her community—and she might not like what she sees. After years of protecting Jersey City as its hometown hero, Ms. Marvel will have to learn how to navigate her new mutant identity as a member of the X-Men under the scrutiny of her beloved hometown.
In the latest comic books for Kamala Khan, the ones written by the actress who portrays her on the show, they just went and made her a mutant a part of the X-Men?
She looks the same as in her very first run, but why the fuck did they make her a part of the X-Men?
I still need to finish her initial comic book run, but this is kind of weird that they rewrote some of her origin.
Is this because she was too much like Mr. Fantastic? I don't give a fuck about the Shitastic Four. Why change the better hero?