Random stuff

I think that makes me bubblewrap mistress!

Part of me is intrigued and part of me is scared out of its mind thinking about what you might do with the bubblewrap.

Lord Ba'al thinks of Eve in Wall-E...

Haven't seen that movie, is it good? Is it horror? Coz, then I won't watch it.

I've been watching the AMV above and it struck me.
The Expansion Sequence in not your typical Henshin or a lousy Gattai with friendship and butterflies as a theme.
Just think about it. First, the launch vehicle goes up to the First Cosmic Speed. That's a speed so high that in attempt to safely send a space apparatus up there we killed LOTS of dogs and only by these countless sacrifices with countless hours work and years of failures the Soviet Union achieved the victory in space race (not that saved us from losing the Cold War, but still).
Not to mention the G-force, which can kill any astronaut that hasn't trained enough. To continue the theme of First man on orbit, the man chosen, Yuri Gagarin was a top-secret jet fighter test pilot. Of course, he was in such a form vast majority of Terrans can only dream of. And here we have an untrained high school student risking his life to withstand this force even before he will risk his life against alien menace. This time, his enemy is the world itself.

Once the rocket reaches its maximum orbit, it opens up and Engine Ordinary.. Stops and uses small propulsion to fight?

No! It activates its own engines to accelerate to second cosmic velocity. He gets √2 the G-force, making him almost unable to breathe (a shame they don't show it in the anime).

And then all the other parts have to accelerate to the same speed as well. If they don't do that, kinetic force would be devastating and all these things hanging up there would become debris in an instant.

What is even cooler, before all of that happens, these girls on Tenkaido, orbital fortress, have to accurately bring all these satellites with parts to the correct, I emphasize, perfectly precise coordinates so the Ordinary. becoming a huge unguidable projectile, would still get inside of this massive structure.

That's why this 1-2 minute sequence is the most amazing part of the show, and the coolest thing in whole season. Except falling Landing Castles from Aldnoah Zero (how did they compensate the impact?) and Sailor Moon, which shows yet another way of being cool.

Well, in Captain Earth Impacters don't use conventional fuel, at least, so the same energy conduits can possibly power both. The problem is where those hands are stored.

Sorry to interrupt but some of you might be really interested in this.

new.livestream.com/accounts/1422055/events/3250371

Live interview about AI from Banished.

Wtf dude.

I assume they made a recording and it's still available somehow.

(it seems I was wrong)