100% agree

Yeah, that's probably what I'm missing. There's isn't a focus on most of the characters like the other adaptations. It's like they were so focused on telling the complete story that they forgot the actual characters' involvement in the important/meaningful parts. I think they played it too safe

Very true

Not to be weird/ungrateful, but is it wrong that I think he should've died afterall? Like, yeah his death hurt in the originals but, narratively, they meant something.

I really wanted to like the show, but it feels lukewarm now. Not just bc of Wolfwood, tho.

Am I crazy?

#trigun #trigunstargaze

Listen up!

If Studio Orange pulls a psych and Wolfwood dies next week...

No he didn't. Got it?

*we all nod and agree*

Good

#trigun #trigunstargaze #stargazespoilers

Happy hunting!

Nope. If you continue playing, the game basically just reloads itself back to the point before you encounter Ganon. If I remember right, you get a little star next to your save file, then you can just go back to exploring, completing quests/shrines, etc. You can even beat Ganon again if you want!

You can still explore the castle and other places even after you beat the game tho! It doesn’t lock you out or anything once you defeat the big bad

I don't usually memorize titles. Just crumple them up into a ball, hurl them into the void, and forget the names and the contents. Done.

Joint Statement on the Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by Netflix The world's largest streaming company swallowing one of its biggest competitors is what antitrust laws were designed to prevent. The outcome would eliminate jobs, push down wages, worsen conditions for all entertainment workers, raise prices for consumers, and reduce the volume and diversity of content for all viewers. Industry workers along with the public are already impacted by only a few powerful companies maintaining tight control over what consumers can watch on television, on streaming, and in theaters. This merger must be blocked.

The following is a statement from the WGA on the Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by Netflix.