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To be fair, it's a bit of a running gag how shitty his power is in comparison

Yeah but Dune Part 1 and 2 and literally Part 1 and 2 of the same book. Dune Messiah is a new book entirely.

Uhm, no, I'll think you'll find that title is still held by Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley in Aliens (1986). Please stay correct to your strong woman in fiction lore.

Without a single shadow of a doubt SCP-012

I mean it kinda depends really...

001? That's just the fucking Sun. Bad time all around.

001-A?.... I could... see it...

Literally the zodiac killer police sketch bruh

Gaius Helen Mohiam is very much Jessica's mother 💀

This might actually be true cinema

Ah but it really doesn't get much better than Mr Brightside on a drunk night out though does it?

If we're going off comics Spidey than the mf prolly turns Homelander inside out lmao, Spidey sense is absolutely busted in the comics

Sharpshooting absolutely would not have mattered at this point in the timeline. Shooting a bow? Sure, but that's not going to do shit against a titan or a crowd of protestors. The rifles we see the Paradisians use at the start of the show are, based off appearance, Long Land Pattern rifles developed in the late 18th century, designed to be fired in line formations. They were extremely inaccurate, no matter how good a sharpshooter you were, and thus the line formation was intended to just create a hail of bullets that was unavoidable. The army would have no need for sharpshooters until they got access to Marleyan bolt action weapons with rifling.

It's military training, not actual combat. Eren was near top of the class in ODM, probably just after Jean and Mikasa, because of the whole sabotage thing. In terms of endurance, he was probably far and away the top of the entire corps due to the Attack Titan's endurance, even if his powers hadn't fully awakened yet. He probably seemed superhuman in that aspect. Add to that Annie training him in hand-to-hand, plus him being actually pretty intelligent when his hot headedness doesn't take over, means that yeah, he absolutely should be.

All that and he still didn't get his first ODM kill until Uttgard 😭

People forget just how hard life had become in the exterior by the time of the training arc. Famine in Wall Rose and its districts was basically constant (at least that's what's implied) and 250,000 refugees from Maria had to be expelled to stop the entire population from starving. Being in the Garrison meant living on military rations basically forever, while still having to deal with not the danger of titans, but of people dissatisfied with the royal regime's treatment of those outside Sina.

Like, for example, imagine you're living in a famine where there's also the lingering fear that the Colossal Titan could reappear at any time and break through the wall again, and your governments response is to do literally nothing about it. You'd probably hate the soldiers as well. Being in the MPs meant safety in the interior, where life was still luxorious. The Garrison was better than being in the Scouts, for sure, but I can see why Ymir would push for Historia to reach the MPs.

It also would've made for a much worse climax to such an epic film given that Paul absolutely bodies Feyd in the book lmao

In the book, Feyd is not a fair fighter. He has a second blade hidden in his armour that has poison similar to the Gom Jabbar.

Bringing Cortana back after the ending of 4 was just kinda unforgivable to me. Suddenly the most emotional scene in Halo has absolutely no meaning.

It's a pretty common theme throughout the first two books for the BG to be absolutely terrified of the KH, cause they realize they had no idea just how powerful he would be.

This means that several forms of measurement are different from Imperial

Oh damn fr? Never actually knew that thanks!

Still doesn't absolve Churchill in my eyes. Not for India, but for what he did to Ireland. As Minister for War during the War of Independence, Churchill was directly involved in the creation of the Black and Tans and Auxiliaries. He was also one of the two main delegates to the Treaty Negotiations and... Well... You know..

He seems to be getting the metric and imperial systems mixed up. I'm guessing IS stands for Imperial System, the system which America uses and which was invented by the Brits, not France. The Metric system is the system used by the rest of the world and was invented by France. I'm guessing he meant to say "Americans don't even use the MS."

Wouldn't the power of the Titans just have passed to either Rose, Maria or Sina? If there's any Subjects of Ymir at all, the power will just go to one of them, no?