Agreed. And I loved that, much like the Spider-Verse movies, they were like "we're animated, let's actually USE THAT to do things you will not or cannot see with live action" because it's breathtaking to see animation unleashed to do what it does best

Arcane was one of the best things I've seen in years and gods almighty that episode was a punch

Imagine how messed up you have to be to have so much money you literally never need to care what anyone thinks, yet you compulsively spend all your time desperately trying to be the edgiest guy at a middle school dance

YOU'RE NOT MY REAL ALLFATHER

(The figures were two Max Reebos and a Porkins, should I take it or hold out for a Power Converter Luke?)

I dunno Chuck you gotta be real careful with elaborate revenge schemes or you're gonna go too far where you accidentally King the guy and wind up with The Leafblower Man. Which is something nobody wan- hold on, I just got a cool three figure offer from The Asylum for the film rights.

BUT SLEEP IS WHERE I'M A VIKING

My other issue is somehow I occasionally make games that are the opposite of what I want to play. I love rules light larp, for instance, but last time I wrote one up I made a pretty crunchy game. It's like sitting down to make pancakes for breakfast and accidentally mixing roofing tar. Like, wth.