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Dragon Lance - Prelude
Three Years Prior A door slammed behind hurried footsteps as they rushed toward their destination. Through the foyer, they entered a small walkway that divided two rooms in the home. Turning to their right, after a few steps, they flung open another door revealing a flight of steps that descended to the basement. With heavy footsteps they bolted down into the depths of their home, jumping to the platform as their feet missed the last four steps. Their body twisted, turning to their left and jetted off through another room, only taking a second to stop and open yet another door as it flung open and a young boy of twelve stood firmly with his hand lifted high over his head, a bag in his hand.
By Christine 'Kitabug' Cates8 years ago in Futurism
Anime
The anime Tokyo Ghoul is a gruesome series. It is a sci-fi horror with no romance. The show follows a boy and his new found struggle. A human turned into a half ghoul after an accident. He struggles to be more of who he used to be instead of who he is becoming. He then makes new friends who help him with his struggle while trying to keep his childhood friend from finding out. But he then falls to the bad side and is part a ghoul gag. Where he is then accepted who he is really. Only to then turn himself into the ghoul police.
By Jillian Kostrab9 years ago in Futurism
6 Must-See Anime If You're a 'Ghost in the Shell' Fan. Top Story - January 2018.
Created by Masamune Shirow, Ghost in the Shell takes place in the future where crime happens not only offline, but also online as well. For over the course of 20 years, the series has spawned spin-offs, movies and tons of merchandise.
By Zuleika Boekhoudt9 years ago in Futurism
Guilty Pleasure: Top 5 Anime Villains
Let me set the stage for you. August 13, 1998 - I was 12, and Cartoon Network aired the first ever episode of Anime that I had seen. It was called Dragon Ball Z. I became obsessed. I tried to teach myself the Kamehameha and wanted desperately to go Kaio-Ken against the jerk kids on my street.... But alas that never happened, yet my eyes had been opened to the wonderful world of anime. I was already enthralled with american comics at the time, and was shocked to learn that Japan had basically the same thing in form of a graphic novel, which is where my Dragon Ball Z came from. I ate it all up. I remember going to the library and basically checking out the entire graphic novel section and sitting in my room reading through every page.
By Matthew Bailey9 years ago in Futurism
You've Never Seen Futurama Like This
If there's anything I'm a sucker for, it's glorious fanart of beloved geek entertainment, and today's internet dig did not disappoint. It's been a while since Futurama has been on the online radar (or TV for that matter), but one look at this and the nostalgia hit me like a freight train... or maybe a well-rendered 3D starship.
By RoAnna Sylver9 years ago in Futurism
Is Goku Being Set up to One Day Become a God of Destruction Based on Recent ‘Dragon Ball Super’ Chapters?
Ever since Goku achieved god form in the first arc of Dragon Ball Super, his power has increased exponentially; however, it was never clear how much of the divine he has been able to take on. Is he now capable of obliterating entire planets with a single thought? Is he omniscient? Is he now more powerful than any Kai in existence? On par with most Gods of Destruction? What can he do as a god, exactly? Which part of him is divine? Is he now capable of doing things only a real god can do? Or is he just stronger than your regular strong guy? Not a god at all, just similar to a god?
By Dylan Balde9 years ago in Futurism
Will an Invincible Frieza Become the New Villain of ‘Dragon Ball Super’?
We saw it happen before: a cruel, bloodthirsty tyrant with a twisted understanding of right and wrong gets ahold of the Super Dragon Balls and wishes himself immortal. The other version of him switches bodies with Son Goku and eliminates the real Kakarot, along with several of his loved ones. Both entities then proceed to obliterate every human being on the face of the universe, gods and extraterrestrials included.
By Dylan Balde9 years ago in Futurism
Universe 7 Plans to Resurrect at Least One Fallen Universe With the Super Dragon Balls
Several hundred episodes ago, Goku proposed the idea of a universe-wide tournament to the King of All, and he agreed — with a price. In exchange for the opportunity to battle more powerful fighters, all participating universes would have to risk total annihilation: the losers will be erased from existence, while the winner will be saved and granted one wish. Since then, Gohan's reverted to his Ultimate form, Android 17 was revealed to be alive and good, and Goku unexpectedly recruited Frieza. The show finally introduced female Saiyans (and later Super Saiyans!) as well, in the form of Caulifla and Kale from Universe 6. The meeker Kale is Broly’s equivalent from Champa’s universe.
By Dylan Balde9 years ago in Futurism
Divine’s the Limit: Goku Temporarily Surpasses Most Gods of Destruction With Newest Form
Previously dubbed “Limit Breaker,” or the ultimate Saiyan form, “Ultra Instinct” is the latest of Goku’s many transformations. The form has been much-anticipated by fans since episode descriptions were leaked, and relentlessly teased by Toei since the first promotional artwork was released. Fans speculated on the nature of this new form: is it another Super Saiyan transformation? Is it achievable through training or anger? Or both? The answer, it seems, is neither.
By Dylan Balde9 years ago in Futurism
An Anime Version of ‘Spongebob Squarepants’ Hit the Internet and Everyone is Freaking Out
Ever wondered what would happen if Spongebob somehow crossed over with Naruto, Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, Food Wars: Shokugeki no Souma, Death Note and One Punch Man, and adopted everything shounen and weeaboo? Well, wonder no further, because someone just turned our most unusual fantasy into the most epic anime opening ever.
By Dylan Balde9 years ago in Futurism
This ‘Fairly Odd Parents’ Parody is the American Version of ‘Death Note’ You Didn’t Ask For (But Actually Needed)
Already seen the much-reviled Netflix adaptation of Death Note? Still reeling from how awful it was, cringing from how far removed the output is from the source material? Do you perhaps feel like writing your own name in a death note, to save yourself the frustration of continuing to live in a world where such movies thrive and exist? Are you looking for something to wash your mind clean of the fake Kira you just saw, the fake Light Yagami that had little to do with the true god of the new world?
By Dylan Balde9 years ago in Futurism
