Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

I caught myself thinking that after reading ten volumes of "Steel Rat," I watched a cartoon about Black Cloak and laughed at the associations that arose. It's great, I recommend it.

But the Cloak is a charismatic loser, not a bland Mary Sue.

>>charismatic
>>Disney

Sure.

I don't see any inconsistencies; Disney has plenty of good cartoons and shows, both old and new.

Ah, if only the world revolved around the characters right now.

For me, 95% of Disney's classics fall under the category of "okay, I can watch another mindless cartoon when I'm in the mood," and the only truly good ones I can name are "Toy Story" (which, by the way, he also ended up liking) and, of course, "WALL-E," which is in a league of its own. The only thing I can agree with is that there isn't an overwhelming amount of terrible content, so you can put on any classic at random and still enjoy it.
As a child, I loved and adored them, but now I don't really connect with them. I tried to rewatch "Chip 'n Dale" recently, which was my favorite cartoon as a kid, but even Gadget didn't save it. And the opening theme didn't help either.

I didn't like Walli. Just having an idea isn't enough, and the overweight Americans didn't impress me.

They impressed me.

Aretz simply doesn't know how to write social science fiction and dystopian stories.

Allegedly. They simply showed what people can turn the planet into and who they can become if they continue to act foolishly. The idea is good, but the execution isn't very appealing to me.

Ah, if only the world revolved around characters right now.

I agree. In 2076, obsessing over characters feels a bit outdated.

Kosha as usual.

Why not with pizza?