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They won’t have the same hype as The Boys since the show is ending, with the possibility of having no appearances from The Boys characters either because they’ll die or because most of the story will take place in the past, and with the level of writing this season had, I’m genuinely wondering if these shows will last.

In the case of Vought Rising, there’s also the problem that some of the main characters are going to be Soldier Boy, whose reputation took a hit this season, and a Nazi supe who died in season 3 almost four years ago despite only appearing in season 2

I know The Deep is probably going to lose almost everything now that the fish hate him and he got kicked out of the Seven, but that's still not enough. He's still rich and could easily turn into another mister marathon​. He already deserved it because of his sexual crimes, and the last two seasons went out of their way to make him an even worse person by causing more harm to people and now even to the fish. Besides, honestly, I didn't sit through five seasons of this annoying guy just for him not to die in the end.

Sister Sage deserves to die too for causing thousands of deaths and wanting to wipe out humanity just because her grandmother died and Goldokin dumped her​​

I'm saying this because both of them were looked down on and considered untalented, yet they were also the hardest workers. On top of that, they're both incredibly friendly and definitely would've pushed each other to train even harder. Naruto probably would've fought anyone who talked badly about Rock Lee, and since Rock Lee barely seems to have parents around (not literally), maybe he wouldn't have had a reason to ignore Naruto either.

The only downside is that they probably would've fought a lot over Sakura if she studied with them

I mean if Sidney had died and Jill hadn’t mentioned Gale shoulder wound. I’m not a cop or anything, but the staged crime scene feels pretty strange. ​First, she wiped the gun clean to remove fingerprints, which consequently also removed Charlie fingerprints (I don’t know how realistic that is, but I’m assuming she knew what she was doing). The problem is that she never put the gun in Trevor’s hand, so now there’s a murder weapon with no fingerprints on it.

She could say that either Trevor or Sidney killed Charlie but ​there are no fingerprints of them in the knife ​to support that story. And the way Jill killed Trevor also isn’t very convincing: one shot to his penis and then a perfect shot to the head is pretty suspicious. On top of that, she would have had to explain all of this along with the violent crime scene she created. Like, she was supposedly chased, beaten, and stabbed in the shoulder by Trevor with a knife, then somehow managed to grab the gun and land two perfect shots on him, kill Charlie with his own knife, and conveniently collapsed right next to Sidney.

I know it was somewhat similar to Sidney situation with Billy, but Sidney had help from Dewey and Gale, and they were also witnesses.

1. Emily Waltham (Friends)

In the sitcom Friends, we have 6 protagonists, but the important ones in this case are Ross and Rachel. They dated for a while until Rachel decided to take a break from the relationship because of Ross jealousy, and on that same day Ross slept with another woman, leading to their breakup for good. Some time later, Ross started dating Emily, the niece of Rachel boss, who was from London. Ross liked her so much that he proposed to her so she wouldn’t go back to London. She accepted, but during the wedding ceremony, while they were at the altar, Ross said Rachel ​name instead of Emily in front of her family and friends.

Even after that, she still agreed to marry him, and he convinced her to continue living in New York if he cut all contact with Rachel. Because of that, Ross and the other protagonists started getting angry at her, and eventually, unable to handle her demands anymore, they got divorced.

2. Jennifer Jolie (Scream 3)

In the slasher franchise Scream 3, every movie has a masked killer who starts a massacre. Two of the most famous survivors in the franchise are Gale Weathers and Dewey Riley, and after the second movie they start dating. However, after Dewey recovers from the stab wounds he got in the second film, Gale decides to leave him so she can focus on her career as a reporter.

In Scream 3, they meet again because a movie based on the murders from the previous films is being made, and Dewey is invited to be a consultant since he was involved in the events. He only accepts because he suspects the killer is targeting Sidney Prescott again and wants to investigate. There, Dewey meets Jennifer Jolie, the actress playing Gale in the movie. The two start seeing each other, and she even asks Dewey to move in with her because he makes her feel safe.

But once Gale arrives at the studio after the murders start again, Dewey quickly pushes Jennifer aside and is rude to her. There is even a moment where he thinks he has to choose which one of them to save, and he chooses Gale. To make things even worse, Jennifer actually tries to help discover who the killer is, but she ends up being murdered, and shortly afterward Dewey proposes to Gale.

3. Yuri Aso (Kamen Rider Kiva)

Kamen Rider Kiva presents two parallel storylines: one set in 2008, following the adventures of the protagonist Kurenai Wataru, and another set in 1986, focused on his father, Kurenai Otoya. Both characters are monster hunters who fight creatures known as fangires.

Yuri was a fangire hunter who was being targeted by one of those monsters, so she pretended to be on a date with Otoya to get rid of it. After that, Otoya became obsessed with her and decided to become a fangire hunter just to win her over, even though she rejected him multiple times. Around the middle of the show, she finally agrees to date him after defeating the fangire that killed her mother. Soon after, she starts living with Otoya and even wants to marry him, all in less than a year.

However, during that time Otoya meets Maya, the fangire queen, and the two practically fall in love at first sight. At some point, Otoya confesses that he loves Maya, but says he refuses to break up with Yuri because he does not want to hurt her. Yuri, despite being heartbroken, accepts this and even helps Maya rescue Otoya when the Fangire King kidnaps him.

To make things even worse, in the 2008 storyline we learn that not long after these events Yuri moved on and had a daughter, but she died from unknown causes shortly after her daughter was born. On top of that, we discover that the fangire who killed her mother was never actually defeated in 1986, and it is Yuri daughter who has to finally kill him for good.

You could argue that this is still satisfying since the granddaughter avenged both her mother and grandmother, but Yuri dedicated her entire life to revenge only to never actually complete it herself.​

Thinking that one of the reasons he went to the elf kingdom was because it would be annoying to deal with his parents and having to take care of Claire. Imagine Claire finding out that Cid used her as an alibi to become a serial killer

Homelander took V1 and is now immortal. In my opinion, there are only two ways to deal with him: one guaranteed option is soldier boy removing his powers like he did to bombastic, or Marie showing up and somehow manipulating homelander ​blood to weaken him or remove his immunity to the virus.

I think it’ll probably be the first option because, besides eliminating the homelander threat, it would also be a huge punishment for him to become a normal human. On top of that, soldier boy is going to be one of the main characters in Vought Rising, and I think the writers will want to avoid making soldier boy a complete villain in order to keep the character even more popular. So what do you think would make Soldier Boy remove his powers?​​

I watched all the classic Naruto fillers because back then I didn’t even know what a filler was. When I found out that everything after Sasuke leaves isn’t actually part of the story, I wasn’t disappointed for having watched “irrelevant content.” Honestly, I was disappointed thinking that all those moments Naruto had with the other genin and other characters never actually happened​(I know taking it that seriously is silly, but I was a kid​).

Shippuden and the openings give this feeling that Naruto was really close with the other genin/chunin, but if you only look at the manga content, it doesn’t feel that way as much. I think it’s an exaggeration to say Naruto was actually friends with Shino, Ino, and Tenten, especially to the point where Shino would be sad that Naruto didn’t recognize him. The fillers do a much better job of showing them gradually starting to like Naruto as a person instead of just being surprised by how strong he is.

In the case of Neji, Choji, and Kiba though, they obviously became closer to Naruto during the chunin exams and the Sasuke retrieval mission, but their relationship with Naruto at that point always felt more based on respect than actual friendship to me. They respected Naruto and were willing to risk their lives for him, but I can’t really imagine them doing normal friend stuff like going to each other’s houses just to play games or hanging out together purely for fun. The fillers changed that by giving them more casual moments together, like eating at Ichiraku, especially in the Naruto and Choji filler episode.

Shikamaru is kind of like that too, but he still had way more moments with Naruto, and Rock Lee is basically that super friendly personal trainer who somehow becomes friends with everyone. The fillers were also really good for Hinata because they gave her more chances to interact with Naruto. I know Naruto always got along with her because she was never mean to him, but the fillers gave them opportunities to interact more casually outside of the chunin exams. On top of that, Hinata got to show Naruto how much she had grown in both strength and mentality. It’s honestly weird to think that in the manga, Naruto only really sees Hinata ​strength during the Pain fight where she almost dies.​​

I’ve only watched the anime, and by his situation with Satella, I mean the whole thing about her bringing him into that world and why she’s obsessed with him even though they supposedly had never met before.

I know Subaru is initially supposed to be that unhappy young guy who wants to go to an isekai so he can be that guy, and because of that he doesn’t question the whole situation that much at first, but does he question it more in the novel? Either directly questioning Satella herself or just reflecting on the situation in his own thoughts.​

I’ve only watched the anime, and by his situation with Satella, I mean the whole thing about her bringing him into that world and why she’s obsessed with him even though they supposedly had never met before.

I know Subaru is initially supposed to be that unhappy young guy who wants to go to an isekai so he can be that guy, and because of that he doesn’t question the whole situation that much at first, but does he question it more in the novel? Either directly questioning Satella herself or just reflecting on the situation in his own thoughts​

I know the answer is probably both, but it’s already been said that Marie could potentially be stronger than Homelander even though her parents were just normal people. Some people might say Godolkin was exaggerating to convince Marie to heal him, but I don’t think so, since in the first season, when she was much weaker, she already managed to withstand his laser vision.

Apparently, Homelander doesn’t have any major specific advantage inherited from Soldier Boy, since their powers are different and he isn’t immortal. Sister Sage herself says that he’s still like the other supes created with normal V, except that in his case it was injected while he was still in the womb.​

Ryan could have simply killed all the soldiers with his laser eyes like he did with the last soldier. It would have been faster, and he wouldn’t have had to get his hands so dirty. But instead, he tries to kill them one by one. We don’t see how he kills all of them, but considering we see him bend one of them in half, it’s pretty obvious he was being extremely violent.

Maybe he didn’t want to use his laser vision too much so people wouldn’t know he was there, but it’s not like he was going to stay there anyway. Besides, he used it on the last soldier regardless.​

Like many people, at first I thought Butcher’s powers​ would be something like Venom — that his tumor had a mind of its own and was trying to control the host. But it’s been confirmed that’s not the case. Kessler is just a hallucination representing Butcher darker side.​

That made me start wondering: if Kessler is only a hallucination, then how does Butcher need his “approval” to use his powers — both the tentacles and the super strength? And on top of that, how can Kessler seemingly make the tumor stop killing Butcher?

I know the show had multiple storylines to develop, and it would’ve been very boring to watch Cate grieving the entire time, but it’s still so strange how she seems to be the one who cares the least about his death, even though—aside from Polarity—she was the person closest to Andre.

She even seems to care more about Emma and Marie, but let’s be honest—Cate doesn’t really know either of them that well. In the first season, even Cate’s subconscious says that she genuinely liked Andre, and it made it seem like she didn’t truly love Luke and was only dating him to manipulate him.​