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Well typically I follow the year's Super Sentai, Kamen Rider, and Ultraman, so that's 130 minimum, not including other series. Dogengers adds another 13 as it's apparently going yearly... maybe another 10 for the yearly Ultra Galaxy Fight too as that's becoming a regular thing. Last year was...

DS9 also had the Odo/Quark relationship for some levity, don't forget. Q may bring Discord levels of WTFery, but these shows can have humor without him just fine. Garak was fun too. And a much larger sampling... As for the setting, if TOS(and TNG when it wasn't doing diplomacy) was the...

And don't forget that was his ONLY previous interaction with Picard before DS9, at least to my knowledge. Intellectually, he may know Picard was essentially mind controlled as Locutus, but emotionally? That kind of thing wouldn't be easy to let go. Heck, Captain Shaw in Picard S3 had a similar...

I'd say the whole Pah Wraiths/Prophets thing is up there in things that defy explanation and imagination, if V'Ger is. And that's one of the core plotlines of DS9.

Slayers -> Slayers Next -> Slayers Try would be another example of the old naming model they had back then. Same characters, different story arc that still ties into the previous series, similar but new name. Saber Marionette is another. Framing it as a seperate series may have allowed it to...

Neck deep in Guild Wars 2. So far made it through the base game and 2 of the expansions, and working my way through Living World Season 4, which still leaves S5 and the End of Dragons expansion. I'm not just plowing through the story though, I'm also completing each map, and been slowly...

The reason they don't do it immediately on release day is so people can't import all their godkiller pokemon they built up and immediately start thrashing all the kids just starting out with only in-game pokemon. The now-standard limited dex reduces that somewhat, but doesn't eliminate it, and...

Technically each season of Sailor Moon was its own series. That's why the title kept changing, as opposed to, say, Magic Knight Rayearth, which did its two stories under the same title.

I never really watched most of them back in the day, but Thundarr was the other one that comes to mind for me, thanks to Cartoon Network. Galtar seems somehow familiar though, but that might jsut be it's Hanna-Barabara-ness animating it like Inhumanoids etc.

Got a pleasant surprise yesterday. I'd put Jasmine in for an art raffle a while back, and got picked this time 'round! Artist for this was https://www.furaffinity.net/user/saterina

The XO is also supposed to handle the day-to-day nitty gritty running of the ship, so the Captain can concentrate on the bigger picture. It's also their job to tell the Captain when they are wrong, which is why there's a great deal of trust required between those two positions for a ship to run...

While TOS was centered very much around the Kirk/Spock/McCoy trifecta, and Next Generation started off with reused Phase II scripts written with the same idea, TNG quickly became an ensemble show, and set the mold until Discovery(which focused in primarily on a single character again). I can't...

Guess what's back? And for a trifecta of terrible(yes it's still on their docket):

Masterforce starts off with the Pretenders, but by the midseries it's all about the Godmasters and Headmaster Jrs.

The truck was being built to be a new body for Prime before Devil Z stole it, according to one of the recap episodes. (This is why it looks like him even though it isn't him.) And it doesn't have a Pretender inside, it's just a human inside the suit in full control, similar to the Headmasters...

It's right up there with the introduction of New Soundwave after he killed Billy.

Losing the license? Did I step back into 2022? Now I wish I'd bothered to look at the older lottery numbers yesterday....