GreenGoblin75

Ahh, okay. Were they leaked or something?

Well thank goodness he's more competent here than in episode 3. I like the remixed music at the end too, though what was with that unfinished scene?

thanks.

Oh, man, episode three. I love how it showed that despite their relationship being a very violent one, there's still a lot of mutual respect between the two of them.

The scene where Yusuke tutors Kuwabara while he's dreaming is so touching for some reason. It always makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside.

Definitely agree on Sabat's performance. I think Kuwabara may have been the first character where he got to show off some truly excellent acting chops. Judging by the broadcast dates of DBZ and YYH together, it looks like he started turning in a great performance as Kuwabara before he even really found his footing with any of his DBZ characters, IMO.

Dub or sub bruh? Anyway, I'm a little envious of you getting to experience such an enduring classic for the first time. It's gonna be one hell of a ride.

Also, I just remembered today that you linked me a Clone Wars episode a while back. It slipped my mind for a while. I might go ahead and give it a watch in a bit.

Pretty decent though a little stilted at times. I sorta wish Garry Chalk returned, but Primal's character was sort of rewritten as a hermit and a bit of a loner, so I'm not sure if he would've 100% fit this new interpretation. Sorta irks me though that they got Cullen back and didn't bother with Garry.

I'm not super familiar with the comics, but I'd really like it if they introduced Ravager. Ever since I learned more about Deathstroke's comics backstory, I've kinda headcanoned that the reason Slade is the way he is, is that he's secretly a very psychologically broken man who now lives an aimless life, and the reason he was so obsessed with making Robin and Terra his apprentices was because he was trying to fill the void left by his broken relationships with his son and daughter.

I think that would be a great way to explain Slade's motive for doing random acts of evil and trying to recruit apprentices. I think that's more compelling than him just being some asshole who harasses teenagers and tries to take over cities for evil's sake, anyway. I mean, I do love Slade and Ron Perlman's performance, but it would be really nice for him to get an understandable motive after everything he did, IMO.

In regards to Slade, I shared this idea of mine with Metabad a while back, and I want to know what you think of it. It'll be in the next message.

Donatello was my favourite at first but then it changed to Raphael after playing the first 03 related game.

Yeah, those were some great ones. I know Raven was my mom's favourite.

Same. Though out of all the TMNT and Titans I liked Raphael and Cyborg the most.