[XW1n5t0nX]

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Originally Posted by SideswipePrime

They went all Assassin's Creed? ....Ghu..agh...dosh darn it!

You say Assassin's Creed, I say National Treasure

[SideswipePrime]

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Originally Posted by XW1n5t0nX

You say Assassin's Creed, I say National Treasure

I want to make a "NOT THE BEES!!!" joke, because of Nicolas Cage...but that's not from that movie.

[GoseiWonder]

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Originally Posted by XW1n5t0nX

You say Assassin's Creed, I say National Treasure

What National Treasure did you watch?

[SideswipePrime]

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Originally Posted by GoseiWonder

What National Treasure did you watch?

I was kind of thinking the same thing...National Treasure never pulled the "EVERYTHING YOU BELIEVE IN IS A LIE!!!" thing.

[GoseiWonder]

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Originally Posted by SideswipePrime

I was kind of thinking the same thing...National Treasure never pulled the "EVERYTHING YOU BELIEVE IN IS A LIE!!!" thing.

Nor did it do a "Superpower-granting trinkets that destroy the weak-willed fools" thing AC does.

[XW1n5t0nX]

Well they link together a lot of historic shit, so yeah, there's my reasoning Would you have preferred a Davinci Code reference?

[SideswipePrime]

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Originally Posted by XW1n5t0nX

Well they link together a lot of historic shit, so yeah, there's my reasoning Would you have preferred a Davinci Code reference?

Maybe...

[GoseiWonder]

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Originally Posted by XW1n5t0nX

Well they link together a lot of historic shit, so yeah, there's my reasoning Would you have preferred a Davinci Code reference?

No. Dan Brown is a moron.

[Boshusan]

A good episode with good comedy, but not without plot development.

We rarely see the girl working at the fruit bar acting, but when she does something it's hilarious. I hope she'll get a scene with wagon in the next Gaim vs ToQger movie.

[ComicGuy89]

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Originally Posted by Dormamu

It was the scene at Drupers, where he gets all mopey about how he can't control anything, is just an outsider, and the weight of everything crushing. It just seemed like backsliding on the decisions the character made just the last episode. Which when you're battling with the Overlords in one episode, and looking/acting the same as a prior episode just a short term later seems the definition of wishy washy. So I don't feel I used the term incorrectly. Perhaps I misinterpreted the way the scene was written. Or perhaps I'm not defining it correctly, but I'd like it stated that it wasn't for the sake of intelligence.

I'd have to really disagree. He has not broken his resolve, he is just acknowledging that it is an extremely difficult task and that nobody is really supporting him in this endeavour. If you were to imagine the momentousness of his task from his point of view, it's enough to make anyone despair. What's more, Micchy and practically all his friends have left him. All he is doing is sharing his sentiment with Jounouchi who is feeling alone too. And it's not like he hasn't been trying to find the Overlords.

So I really disagree that he's not brave. A courageous person is not one who falsely puts up a pretense of courage acting tough when all his senses tell him otherwise, but one who continues trying even when every instinct tells him or her to give up. That's exactly what Kouta is.