( Let's try this again, shall we? )
( Let's try this again, shall we? )
Topic Meme: (belated) Day 6
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( Ah yes, my other great fandom love...the Rangers are getting enough attention )
Topic Meme: Day 4
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( It's morphin' time! )
Tomorrow's post is on my favorite fictional therapists, as requested by
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WHY ROBOTS WHY
Mar. 25th, 2013 07:18 pm(While rec is not exactly the point of this post, I will sidebar to say that if you have any interest at all in giant sentient transforming robots, especially giant sentient transforming robots who have a lot of angst, and have not yet seen this show, you should see this show. It is STUPID GOOD. The cast is extraordinary. The animation is gorgeous. This show has won Emmys and totally deserves them. WATCH IT WATCH IT YAY.)
At the end of said marathon, I managed to find the first episode of the third and unfortunately final season, which premiered on Friday and which I missed due to being in the car en route to PAX. (Thank you, Hasbro, for not being a butt about copyright like you usually are and not having it taken down from Youtube yet.) Except now I'm sort of wishing I hadn't watched it, because that episode gave me the HUGEST SAD EVER. Holy shit, show. WHY ARE YOU SO GOOD, AND WHY ARE YOU SO MEAN TO YOUR CHARACTERS? This season is going to kill me with feels. Just thinking about it turns me into a wibbly mess and it's only going to get worse.
What am I going to do about this?
1) Watch the episode again because I am a masochist like that.
2) Find and read as much shippy fic as possible to ease my pain.
3) POSSIBLY WRITE FIC THAT ISN'T ABOUT POWER RANGERS WHUT.
4) Buy toys.
Robot fandom is like a boomerang, man. It may go away for awhile, but it always comes back. And hits you upside the head when it does.
Back when I was doing season reviews of all the PR, I made note of the fact that Nathaniel Lees, Jungle Fury's Master Mao, turned up in the latter Matrix movies as Mifune, wherein he proceeded to swear a lot and kick ass with a big robot exo-suit until being tragically killed by mechanical squids. WELL. Upon rewatching The Matrix Revolutions last night, I spotted another familiar face. Apparently Rene Naufahu did a bit part in the same two movies, plus the video game!
Two PR mentors defending Zion together? Screw Neo; this CLEARLY is why they won.
(And while we're on the subject of Matrix movies, Zoe from Firefly also makes an appearance, a fact I totally missed on prior viewings due to having never seen Firefly at the time. And then I found out she's also been voicing a robot on Transformers: Prime, a show whose cast is also a cornucopia of fandomsmash. Seriously, this shit is like candy to me.)