That's okay.
Let 'er rip.
This tip goes out to everyone else.
That's okay.
Let 'er rip.
This tip goes out to everyone else.
This community did get popular pretty quick!
Unfortunately, I'm going to have to remove your comment under rule 5.
Holy crow, that freaked me out. That's really impressive. Pretty uncanny valley, but I can definitely see the appeal.
Thanks so much! I just realized I can copy your comment, quote it and add the tags myself, which i was going to do and then saw your amended comment.
Much appreciated.
What a great series. I recommend pretty much everything else they worked on together and apart. Their other series are considered less complete in terms of world-building, but Remnants and Everworld both have some very interesting ideas and characters and more than a few holy shit moments.
Gone is a Grant-only venture, and pretty great as well, a whole lot of well-written dark and crazy.
Animorphs is such a rich text despite being an easy enough read that I've gone back for a reread occasionally and invariably been shocked by plot points I'd forgotten, grown closer to certain characters or just enjoyed vicarious Cinnabons depending on how I'd developed since the last go-through that it's worth a second look in the future at some point.
sure thing, it's restored.
I appreciate it.
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I agree with everything you said, every concluding element combines into a truly fantastic ending for the series.
I'd appreciate it if you can throw a spoiler tag around your first and second paragraphs in case anybody else stumbles across the series and these posts for the first time.
thanks.
that's really interesting. I listened to a podcast with one of the writers, or maybe the creator, I can't remember right now, and he talked about how sincere everybody was about creating the superhero who could actually change the cultural lack of concern about climate change.
and what's super cool is like statistically and culturally, it looks like the show worked.
like yeah everything is still fucked, but it would have been way worse a generation earlier if a bunch of awesome nerds didn't make Captain planet for generation x so they would become horrified over climate change.
[here it is] (https://share.google/H4LaAuoFDf6AS01Al)
hahaha holy crap i am laughing out loud, thank you, dang that's so funny
Whoa ho, thanks!
I had no idea.
https://wikenigma.org/content/physics/general/triboluminescent_tape