Never cared much for the Jackson movies, to me they are completely void of the fairytale-like magic the books have. Then there is my second biggest complaint, that his orks look like fucking zombies. That is not surprising, considering where Jackson is coming from (Braindead, lol) but still, orks and goblins are called greenskins for a reason damn it!
Great to hear, thank you for the feedback!
Outstanding urban style!
Impressive! Thank you for your effort, Johnny!
That was even more than I asked for, thanks Johnny!
I felt Hollow motivations were unclear and took away from the show when he was actively attacking humans and hardware.
Kamen's personality had influenced Hollow significantly at that point and that explains his behavior pretty well imo.
Loved the rest of the show just that small bit just couldn’t get over.
I also had several moments when things did not seem to make sense, guess I will notice more details when I watch it again.
How come the people who say they need automatic weapons to defend themselves from their government at the same time cheer for giving their government absolute power?
There a lot of discussions about the relationship/symbiosis of Hollow and Kamen, over on r/ScavengersReign. Basically, Hollow is a telepathic symbiote who connects with Kamen instead of the little toad like symbiotes his species co-evolved with. What happens then is subject of many discussions and interpreations.
Finally a ride that in fact deserves a "this machine kills fascists" sticker!
The story was obviously not done at the end of season one and, as you said, it was a good show, so why would you not want to see the rest of the story?
This is the best sci-fi I have seen for years, and I do not mean animated sci-fi but sci-fi in general! The beautiful artistic style of the show is heavily inspired by the art of Moebius, Hayao Miyazaki, Philippe Druillet and Alexandro Jodorowsky and also references such beloved classics as AKIRA, ALIEN and many more. Please watch it on Netflix if you can, it will increase the chance of a second season of this masterpiece getting produced. The ones of you who have already watched it, what do you think?
I had almost forgotten about this gem, after reading it decades ago as a kid. In hindsight, Chninkel had a strong impact on my developing love for comics, quite comparable to The Incal and AKIRA. While the drawings are not as perfect as the work of the grandmasters Moebius and Otomo, the narrative of Chninkel hits even harder imo. Twelve year old me was especially triggered by the oppression and injustice of the scenario and I still remember being stunned by the hard struggle the little protagonist has to endure. NEVER GIVE UP LITTLE CHNINKEL!
Copyright and Trademark 1988 Lucasfilm, Ltd
Copyright and Trademark 1988 Lucasfilm, Ltd
Copyright and Trademark 1988 Lucasfilm, Ltd
Copyright and Trademark 1988 Lucasfilm, Ltd
Copyright and Trademark 1988 Lucasfilm, Ltd
Copyright and Trademark 1988 Lucasfilm, Ltd
The smart mix of clear lines in the front and blurry objects with no outline in the background results in an amazing depth of field effect that seems to be increased even more by the differentiated lighting. I appreciate it a lot! I also like the Tarot card aesthetics of this piece. The snake looks quite friendly too, which is cool.