Javier

Me. I prefer the Zero Gravity quirk. Used by Ochaco Uraraka. Simple and straightforward on the surface. But using it too much, would make me nauseated very easily. Solution here. I would take a calm deep breath, and try to be cautious to master it very well. Some training won't be a worry. It can be helpful as support help and combat alike. Hard work, dedication, and balance are my way to use the Zero Gravity quirk effectively. I choose Zero Gravity as my quirk powers.

Me. I prefer the Zero Gravity quirk. Simple and straightforward on the surface. But, using it too much, would make me nauseated very easily. Solution here. I would take a calm deep breath, and try to be cautious to master it very well. Some training won't be a worry. It can be helpful as support help and combat alike. Hard work, dedication, and balance are my way to use the Zero Gravity quirk effectively. I choose Zero Gravity as my quirk powers.

Bryan Cranston would be better cast as Snape instead. Despite being American, he would make an amazing Snape to the Harry Potter series. Casting an American actor for a British character, is no way considered whitewashing at all. Let me be honest. I actually want Bryan Cranston, be cast as Snape in the Harry Potter TV Remake. Casting an American actor for a British character, is not whitewashing to me. Bryan would be a decent Snape. Since he was wasted in films like Godzilla 2014. He would be a good fit in the Harry Potter franchise.

Bryan Cranston would be better cast as Snape instead. Despite being American, he would make an amazing Snape to the Harry Potter series. Casting an American actor for a British character, is no way considered whitewashing at all. Let me be honest. I actually want Bryan Cranston, be cast as Snape in the Harry Potter TV Remake. Casting an American actor for a British character, is not whitewashing to me. Bryan would be a decent Snape. Since he was wasted in films like Godzilla 2014. He would be a good fit in the Harry Potter franchise.

The idea of fighting off an evil empire or a corrupt goverment regime. Has been a thing since Final Fantasy II. Much how Digital Devil Story Megami was about franchise building like Final Fantasy I. Final Fantasy II does have this fighting off evil empires, a black and white world view, characters questioning their beliefs, the characters struggle and being flawed, reincarnation, and defeat a villain about to become and act like a God. Final Fantasy does have some trends like Dragon Quest and Shin Megami Tensei alike. Remember the phrase, "Characters aren't born perfect, they're build from scratch." I remember that phrase in Marvel Comics storytelling. That's what the rpg genre was all about before. And has been this way in today's generation. I think this is some exaggeration to me after all.