Sean Akizuki's Fantasy Critic

It's no secret that I dislike almost everything that came after Dragon Ball Z . I personally think Dragon Ball Super is probably even worse than Dragon Ball GT . I wasn't even happy about how the Buu Saga was a bloated toy commercial . I have my reasons for skipping Dragon Ball entirely these days. It's like Toei's not aware of the timeline that a lot of people born in the 1980s are NOW in their 40s! Another reason that I'd like to state is Frieza's retcon revelation in Dragon Ball Super: Resurrection of F where Frieza "never trained a day". Like WHAT? I couldn't help but react WTF to that given Frieza himself doesn't look like someone who never trained. The Namek Saga was where Frieza sought out the Namekian Dragon Balls. Frieza displayed several traits that showed why his "never trained a day" plot decades after -- is PLAIN STUPID. Let's give some examples of Frieza's past: Frieza's shown to have INCREDIBLY ACCURATE AIM....

  Mortal Kombat certainly has a lot of mythologies going on. I previously discussed how Shao Kahn could be based on the Bull Demon King , and Shinnok was probably based on Tongtiao Jiaozhu . It's easy to think of Shang Tsung as that evil corrupted Taoist priest based on his outfit from the very first game. However, thanks to AI, I started discovering more characters. True, there was the White Bone Demon in Journey to the West but the character was female. Now it's time to present another character called Shen Gongbao, a character with whom Shang Tsung (and perhaps Lo Pan in extension, who inspired Shang Tsung) was based upon! Shen Gongbao is one of the most vile villains in Chinese mythology. Tongtian was a fallen Elder God. The Bull Demon King was a brute force that required the Judgment of the Elder Gods. Shen himself was a villain who had some skulls. Shang Tsung's trademark projectile was a flaming skull. Shen was actually a jaguar demon disguised as a human. Both are a...