

I mean, they were quite inquisitive


I mean, they were quite inquisitive
“…he means saiyan”
I know, but it’s still a huge red flag when it’s their second biggest selling point
It’s laser, Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation

No, but it stops it feeling like a few sheets of paper glued together
I never used to use a phone case, but now I’m forced to in order to get around this issue
Okay, but it’s a pet peeve of mine when a show shows me something about a character and then it’s immediately relevant. Feels a bit forced, I’d like at least a 20 minute break
It’s the complete opposite for me
I’m relatively healthy, while both of my parents are obese (they still tell me I’m not being healthy enough btw)
So yeah that’s why
I was fully prepared for the image to load and for it to be the same one as the post lol
I mean, it still doesn’t explain why nobody, not a single person (especially the people who already suspected it), brought up why the tree was alive for a second
But it was a good show, so I’ll probably watch season 2 at some point
It’s good, but there was one glaring plothole that, once I noticed, ruined my love for the show
During the blackout, when people are huddling there’s a flicker of the above tree from outside, but it’s alive. There is no reason, other than to build suspense for audience members, for there to be any showing of an alive tree during the livestream. The video feed isn’t hacked, the tree most certainly isn’t alive, and nobody ever brings up how the entirety of the silo saw for a split second an alive tree. I hate it when a show or movie does something that makes no sense in-universe just to fool audience members
That being said, I haven’t watched season 2, so maybe it’s explained there
I find it funny how people are very confidently incorrect here. Best example I can think of is to compare an imperial and metric drill bit set


Ah yes, a fellow Misuzu admirer
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