Come on, late 80s? Gedde Watanabe as Sulu.
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I probably didn't want to have the conversation in the first place, now you want me to contribute to it too?
I just started Cubivore. It's fascinatingly weird, deceptively simple at first, but I feel like there's some complexity growing beneath the surface.
You start as a weird little cubic pig, and you have this one square flap coming off the cube on a hinge that helps you move around, and a mouth. So you go around eating everything smaller than you. And the things your size you can take, you rip their meat flaps off (phrasing) and eat them to mutate. When you kill a boss, you get better meat that unlocks big abilities, and your pig gets to mate and die. Then you start playing as pig's offspring, who now has an extra flap and more ways to mutate which put those flaps in configurations that make you better at running, evading, fighting, or defense.
Also your pig does a lot of oddly philosophical ruminating between areas.
You guys think Starbucks hasn't been waiting for Cthulhu's coming all this time to serve him? Black and green colors? That two-tailed mermaid? Yeah, that's Stæ'Rhabhuk, Holder of the Chalice and Slaker of the Dark Lord's Thirst.
If you mean encouraged as in "You should know that you have this option, and there is nothing wrong with taking it", then yes. But no one should ever be telling a terminally ill person that they should kill themselves because of it.
Kevin Bacon? America's most beloved invisible rapist?
Something about the expression and composition on that little Pepe comic reminds me of old Mad magazines.
What a guy...
Well I'm certainly a halfling, but I must have been raised by elves because those are the video games I want. Let me use the power of friendship to split the hero into superpowered versions of his id, ego, and superego to fight the five-phase final boss representing the stages of grief, while power metal makes sweet love to latin chanting in the background.
I can't quite tell from the trailer if it's what they're doing, and unfortunately I can't find the video about this that I watched recently, but I wonder if they're talking about "animating on 2s"? It's a technique where the character's animation only changes every other frame, which gives an effect that's just slightly choppy but pleasing to a lot of people. It's how they animated the Spider-verse movie.

That's fair, I just like to believe Sulu was a huge dork in school who only became suave and charming later.