Hm... Soda's bust size seems definitely downgraded, which is unfortunate (or maybe because it's in mid-motion from jumping?). At least Ade hasn't gotten the same treatment, somewhat. Nevertheless, in the wise words of the Commander:
You know...if Nothing there is just immune to any and all physical attacks (red damage immunity, lore book told us what that meant) and if the Roach Emperor revolves around raw physical damage and adapting to attacks while evolving past its limitations (we didn't get to see the potential of it since Gregor was fighting with every inch of his life to kill himself, not to win) I'm not really sure how it'd go: on the one hand, Roach gets walled by the immunity, on the other hand, he could figure out a way around it and keep evolving until his attack somehow does black damage instead. What do you guys think?
Political views? What, that muggles are second-born citizens? I'm sorry to break it to you, but wizards do not exist in real life, meaning that Malfoy's racism toward muggles and Hatemonger's xenophobia against aliens are not real political views. You're projecting your own opinions on the artist, which is very cringe and unbased, and I dare even say, bluepilled.
I'm referring to the logic within the world of Harry Potter. Some people use the original Draco's prejudice against Muggles and their obsession with pure blood to make jokes about racial purity with female Malfoy and how she represents western feminity. On the same level as people who posit that My Little Pony is "right wing coded", Animal Crossing is marxist or how "all art is political" when the author wasn't even thinking of that "subtext" creating that piece of media.
Some people use the original Draco's prejudice against Muggles and their obsession with pure blood to make jokes about racial purity with female Malfoy and how she represents western feminity.
You confuse me greatly. If you know these are jokes, why do you care?
My Little Pony is "right wing coded", Animal Crossing is marxist or how "all art is political" when the author wasn't even thinking of that "subtext" creating that piece of media.
I mean, last time I checked, Princess Celestia was an absolute monarch, and she didn't share her legislative or executive power with a senate or a national assembly, so yeah, I'd buy that the Pony cartoon is actually very right-wing. Then again, Hardspace Shipbreaker is left-wing, but in the most obnoxious way I ever saw in a video game, so maybe... it's not the message itself but how it's delivered?
deliriumfleur said in comment #2637042: "the female version of the character played by an underage boy would be my based trad wife who agrees with political views"
Oh look, more straw manning. What a surprise.
deliriumfleur said in comment #2637042: He was a bully and a bigot.
Which is exactly what you call the people who Amelia is supposed to represent. Rowling obviously wrote the purebloods as obvious stand-ins for racists, and Draco calling Hermione mudblood is treated exactly as a racial slur. Stop pretending the parallels aren't obvious.
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