Because fuck that face,.

That's... a dumb reason to hate someone, and I feel like you probably don't even know the context of the original image...

But to each their own, I suppose. If seeing an expression can upset you that greatly, then I can't see any reason to bother with you.

Well... Why? <(' '<);

Because fuck that face,.

That's... a dumb reason to hate someone, and I feel like you probably don't even know the context of the original image...

But to each their own, I suppose. If seeing an expression can upset you that greatly, then I can't see any reason to bother with you.

I don't think those health restoring women were hookers as Link did the same thing with the magic restoring old women (which I actually used much more of when I played the game)

But in your defense, I suppose the "thank you for saving me" idea seems to hold up when comparing the ending of that game to that of Kid Icarus where Palutena kisses Pit at the end (well one of the endings) but they are definitely not romantically involved (plus Pit is a lot like Link, both being loyal warriors with magical abilities and Palutena is a lot like Zelda both being magical rulers to whom the main characters are loyal to)

It's a homage to Ace, according to Luffy, that he invented during the time skip. It's not the craziest thing he's done, I mean... Gear 3 is him expanding his bones, after all.

Fire Punches are, according to comments I've read, rapid friction causing his rubber skin to set itself on fire. Not sure how accurate that is, but... I dunno. It's something like that, at least.

It's a homage to Ace, according to Luffy, that he invented during the time skip. It's not the craziest thing he's done, I mean... Gear 3 is him expanding his bones, after all.

Enies Lobby?

That's my favorite one. <(' '<); Just started to rewatch it in the anime.

But yeah, spoilers are a thing... Dang Steam kind of gives one away with that Dynasty Warriors-type game.

But it sounds like you haven't missed /too/ much.

Fire Punches are, according to comments I've read, rapid friction causing his rubber skin to set itself on fire. Not sure how accurate that is, but... I dunno. It's something like that, at least.

It's a homage to Ace, according to Luffy, that he invented during the time skip. It's not the craziest thing he's done, I mean... Gear 3 is him expanding his bones, after all.

I don't have any advice for that, really.

Perhaps start reading the manga instead, since you can read whenever you have some brief period of time instead of having to constantly watch the moving subtitles.

The dub is also a choice, though avoid 4kids if you watch that early in the show, and while you lose some of the quality, you don't have to read.

Enies Lobby?

That's my favorite one. <(' '<); Just started to rewatch it in the anime.

But yeah, spoilers are a thing... Dang Steam kind of gives one away with that Dynasty Warriors-type game.

But it sounds like you haven't missed /too/ much.

Fire Punches are, according to comments I've read, rapid friction causing his rubber skin to set itself on fire. Not sure how accurate that is, but... I dunno. It's something like that, at least.

It's a homage to Ace, according to Luffy, that he invented during the time skip. It's not the craziest thing he's done, I mean... Gear 3 is him expanding his bones, after all.

Haha, I've already seen that.

The ones I didn't know didn't look too good.

To Love Ru, the old one at least I haven't seen darkness, has brief bits where the MC becomes a girl... But it doesn't stick around very long.

Then there's Yamada and the 7 Witches, but they never really experiment with it past some perversion at the start...

Then there's Girl Meets Girl... but the plot behind the anime/manga differs and it's kind of weird.

Nothing else really comes to mind, and none of those really compare to Ranma, sadly.

The rest are always cross dressing.

Haha, I've already seen that.

The ones I didn't know didn't look too good.

his grave is guarded by ghosts in hyrule castle so I'm pretty sure some people gave a damn

They said that grave belongs to a "Cursed swordsman" and considering he was "not remembered as a hero", there's no way that's his grave. Despite his friendship with Zelda, it's doubtful they'd bury him in Hyrule Castle... Plus, why would a bunch of ghosts surround his grave if he wasn't remembered? That's what the Shade says himself, so it's not just speculation that he wasn't remembered as a hero. It's likely only Zelda really knew, and possibly the Sages, but I slightly doubt that one since they didn't include him on Ganondorf's execution.

Unless Link is just an ungrateful jerk that wanted a lot more attention, which is very unlikely, then it's probably not his grave.

Usually competitions announce the third place person, then the winner (thereby its inferred that the other person standing there is the runner up), or else it's anti-climactic. Very basic shit

The memory wipe replaced it either with another person or just left it empty. I think Miyamura filled in Yamada's part in most of the memories that got "erased". Shiraishi felt like she was in love with someone, but she couldn't say who. The feeling was there, but any connection to Yamada disappeared.

The Seventh witch power is indeed weird, but they do serve as a control for the witches.

Well they figured that you could swap with anyone if you kissed them. So they probably assumed it extended to adults aswell. Alhough i do believe the powers work outside of the school. Shiraishi and Yamada could swap just fine outside of the school.

I doubt Yamada is / was interested in being a girl. Shiraishi might've been for the sake of experiencing it, but i doubt it'd be mutual.

I think it was more about him being late constantly and generally underperforming. Which is natural, seeing as he didn't want to go to the school at all anymore. He was alone and had a reputation as a delinquent. So not a lot of reasons to try hard for school.

They were trying to find all the witches and figuring out all the witch powers. The Council President gets told at the start of his term to keep the Witch powers a secret by means of the 7th witch. He was just following President tradition and trying to keep the witch powers hidden, to prevent chaos.

Yeah, the small amount of Shiraishi bothered me. But the story wasn't entirely Shiraishi / Yamada, since the interactions with the club were also a huge part of it. The second set of witch powers aren't exactly completely different though. On the base line they can be described as the same, but their effects are different. It's still Telepathy, except constantly now. It's still Charm, except mandatory and immediate. There's not a lot of variations on "Body Swapping".

Now where's the fun in having adults meddle with it all? The only adults we see are the parents of the students. Except Shiraishi's. We haven't seen anything of Shiraishi's family, besides the fact that they're constantly working.

Not to mention he fucks a seagull in a wet dream

Bigger version.

They are involved at the end of Zelda 2

I ... guess so? They share a kiss, possibly on the cheek since that's what they usually did back then, but we don't see it and...

If they were really together, then that slightly implies Link cheated on Zelda with several women during his journey to 'refill' his health.

I think it was probably just the Princess Peach "Thanks for saving me" kiss, y'know? But who knows? They were a bit more risky back in the day, especially with that game specifically.

I don't think those health restoring women were hookers as Link did the same thing with the magic restoring old women (which I actually used much more of when I played the game)

But in your defense, I suppose the "thank you for saving me" idea seems to hold up when comparing the ending of that game to that of Kid Icarus where Palutena kisses Pit at the end (well one of the endings) but they are definitely not romantically involved (plus Pit is a lot like Link, both being loyal warriors with magical abilities and Palutena is a lot like Zelda both being magical rulers to whom the main characters are loyal to)

Skyward Sword only insists that there is always a Hero, there's always the Goddess Incarnate, and there's always the Hatred of Demise This is potentially false, as there has only been one version of that hatred as Ganondorf, and he has yet to die, only been sealed away. . It does not indicate they get together at all, only that they're connected.

If they were /always/ going to be together, that would cause a plot hole with Wind Waker / the end of Ocarina of Time where Link is sent back in time.... thus meaning that Zelda cannot be with Link at all.

It's also implied, as I said, in Spirit Tracks that Tetra ends up with someone else. The Ocarina of Time / Majora's Mask Link also ends up with someone other than Zelda. He was not remembered as a Hero, after all.

While that's a fair point, I think it's more likely he meant another Hero to pass his skills onto... But that's just speculation on my part on why he never taught anyone in Hyrule his skills.

But... While it's possible he could have passed a bloodline onto the Twilight Princess Link, I highly doubt it. Not only was he "not remembered as a hero", which the Shade remarks on himself, but there's no mention of him at all. Someone like that would be remembered by their family, at least, but there's no mention of him. They don't even keep the Kokiri design on the shield you get in Twilight Princess. There's no masks laying around, either.

So I think his family, at least his /main/ family, was outside of Hyrule entirely, possibly through the warps in the Forbidden Woods which could explain why the village is so close to those woods to begin with. Possible it's still the same bloodline, but I think the connection between the Spirit of the Hero is more likely.

his grave is guarded by ghosts in hyrule castle so I'm pretty sure some people gave a damn

They said that grave belongs to a "Cursed swordsman" and considering he was "not remembered as a hero", there's no way that's his grave. Despite his friendship with Zelda, it's doubtful they'd bury him in Hyrule Castle... Plus, why would a bunch of ghosts surround his grave if he wasn't remembered? That's what the Shade says himself, so it's not just speculation that he wasn't remembered as a hero. It's likely only Zelda really knew, and possibly the Sages, but I slightly doubt that one since they didn't include him on Ganondorf's execution.

Unless Link is just an ungrateful jerk that wanted a lot more attention, which is very unlikely, then it's probably not his grave.

I don't think we've met or ever spoken to each other, but okay.

Well... Why? <(' '<);

Because fuck that face,.

That's... a dumb reason to hate someone, and I feel like you probably don't even know the context of the original image...

But to each their own, I suppose. If seeing an expression can upset you that greatly, then I can't see any reason to bother with you.