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Honestly speaking, I really can't bring myself to care if someone is reviewing some Transformers toys that they (either directly or indirectly) acquired through illicit means. Because at the end of the day, we are just talking about toys here; it's not like these leakers or reviewers are...

Burger (with blue cheese in the patty) and sweet potato fries. I went for sweet potato fries because I had no room in the freezer for any of the bags of 'normal' fries at the grocery store.

I mean if you take this literal children's franchise more seriously than that, that's on you tbh.

The entire Pushmo series will be gone too since those games are only on the 3DS and Wii U eshops.

This reminds me I once had a dream Michael Jackson came back to life and changed his name to Hee Hee.

Everything past 2016 has just been a blur we all know this.

Bri'ish people watching my 600 Pound Life be like: Oh blimey mate only 600 quid to live on? They're bloody poor as all boglins aren't they?

I'm under 190 pounds now, 187.5 to be exact.

Who is the actual target audience for this (and the other Funko Pop masks that exist)? Like is there some untapped market of 'People who want a mask of their fave characters but it has to be in the generic loaf-of-bread headed Funko Pop style'?

ultimate grandpa mode

oh yeah if blue jays are so smart, how come none of them have invented the computer? or gone to the moon? huh? huh? answer me punks.

I mean the press release says 'This one-of-a-kind experience will be launching in Fall 2022 exclusively on the Hasbro Pulse mobile app (for fans aged 16 and older in the US only), for iOS and Android devices.' The SDCC thing is just letting some fans try it out first before it becomes available...

I feel lucky that my local comic shop is only about 9 miles away and is a pretty large shop that carries the stuff I'm into (manga, Japanese jive, and toys) in addition to Western comics. Also it's pretty near a store that just sells anime and other Japanese goods too. That store's expanded a...

I think another thing that helps with manga, at least for me, is that the price per volume has been remarkably consistent for years. Like it's been 20 years since Tokyopop came up with what we know think of as the 'standard' pricing for a manga volume of $9.99 (at least in the US, IDK about...

Manga stays winning.

I was going to bring up Siege Springer as a counterpoint but at the same time, Springer's two alt-modes don't have that much difference between them? Maybe that's why he works so well.

As someone who has less than zero interest in any capeshit stuff, one of the most fascinating things to come out of the superhero boom is how you could go to literally any Walmart or Target and buy so much superhero jive: toys and action figures, the films on DVD or BD, T-shirts, random tie-in...

how the hug can you even get salmonella from food that isn't salmon it's in the name, SALMONella.

Or like just get the cheapest steak you can find and ruin it instead.