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  • LJDouglasLJDouglas Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    I wonder how they’re planing to go forward portraying him.
    Latest episode
    While he uses the Howard Stark line that he’s limited by the technology of his time, he is a confidence trickster. I wonder if he actually does have any idea how the Time Loom is supposed to function or if he’s bluffing to get access to it to see if he can steal anything to pass off as his own invention while at the TVA.

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  • wunderbarwunderbar What Have I Done? Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    Tox wrote: »
    Thank you I appreciate that explainer.

    Also Bally Sports cannot die soon enough and here's hoping things come out the other side in a way that is more streaming friendly

    It's a real tough one because the road is going to be very bumpy. There's an entire generation that "you turn the TV on and go to the sports channel to watch my local team" that can't get left behind here, and there's a big danger in that happening if the regional providers fail.

    I shudder at the thought of trying to teach my mom how to get an oilers game on her TV if it has to be through a streaming service. she can barely get Netflix working.

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  • SpaffySpaffy Fuck the Zero Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    Loved the first two, this episode was a big fat meh for me.
    I’m just not interested in shenanigans across time and the fancy period sets as much as I am in the central mystery, the end of time, and the TVA.

    I also do not find the antagonism between Lokis interesting in the least, it feels very contrived / unconvincing, and the Kangs we’ve seen so far remain utterly uncompelling.

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  • altidaltid Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    Natalie Holt is absolutely killing it with the soundtrack again. Looking forward to the OST being released.

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  • Atlas in ChainsAtlas in Chains Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    That stutter got old really fast. I liked what Majors did as He Who Remains, but his turns as Rama-Tut and Victor Timely are a huge miss. Quit doing voices, dude, that ain't your strength.

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  • SpaffySpaffy Fuck the Zero Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    That stutter got old really fast. I liked what Majors did as He Who Remains, but his turns as Rama-Tut and Victor Timely are a huge miss. Quit doing voices, dude, that ain't your strength.

    Yeah, the voices feel very am-dram

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  • LanlaornLanlaorn Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    This variant being in that time doesn't even make any sense, none of the time bullshit gadgets can possibly be that simple to make even if you have instructions. They didn't even really have electricity, let alone electronics and you're telling me all the time travel gadgets have zero circuitry, it's all something I can build with blacksmith's tools if I know how?

    At this point it begs the question why is this show afraid to go into the future, pop into 3000 AD Chicago or whenever he's supposed to be from, make your guesses about what crazy nonsense that looks like and have fun with it.

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  • Phoenix-DPhoenix-D Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    Lanlaorn wrote: »
    This variant being in that time doesn't even make any sense, none of the time bullshit gadgets can possibly be that simple to make even if you have instructions. They didn't even really have electricity, let alone electronics and you're telling me all the time travel gadgets have zero circuitry, it's all something I can build with blacksmith's tools if I know how?

    At this point it begs the question why is this show afraid to go into the future, pop into 3000 AD Chicago or whenever he's supposed to be from, make your guesses about what crazy nonsense that looks like and have fun with it.

    Well
    None of the gadgets he makes *work*. Electricity is a thing in that era too btw

    It also provides the reason the TVA has to watch all of time instead of "just kill this guy in every timeline"

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  • NobeardNobeard North Carolina: Failed StateRegistered User regular
    edited April 14
    Just started the latest ep and the opening music made me smile. They really give a damn about this show, eh?

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  • RonTheDMRonTheDM Yes, yes Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    When the Loki show goes to Alabama in 2050 it's already being obliterated by a hurricane I feel like if they go to the year 3000 it'll be to show the world flattened by climate change and I feel like doing that will make weirdos on the internet explode.

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  • LJDouglasLJDouglas Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    In fairness while everything else didn't do much more than put on a pretty light show, he did make a working, if bulky, version of the TVA disintegrator wand.

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  • Kipling217Kipling217 Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    Nobeard wrote: »
    Just started the latest ep and the opening music made me smile. They really give a damn about this show, eh?

    Not just the opening music. If you pay attention, all the music is era-appropriate. The chase music when Timely tries to escape his mark sounds like it come right out of a silent movie.

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  • DelzhandDelzhand Coin Return Admin Registered User, Transition Team regular
    edited April 14
  • The WolfmanThe Wolfman Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    That stutter got old really fast. I liked what Majors did as He Who Remains, but his turns as Rama-Tut and Victor Timely are a huge miss. Quit doing voices, dude, that ain't your strength.

    When he started talking for the first time and kept taking giant steps to the side, I thought he was doing a timey wimey bit where he'd activate his machine and everything would replay in a normal sounding way. Nope! Just a stutter, and yeah it got pretty old.

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  • BurtletoyBurtletoy Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    First not-top 6 forward to score a goal in the first 5 games being radim zohorna does not surprise me. I liked him when he got 2g, 2a in his first 8 NHL games in 2020.
    Anyone know is Calder eligibility is going to be prorated for a full season?

    Cause I would like Radim Zohorna (2-2-4 in 5 games) to be eligible next year, and there aren't enough games left in the season to hit 25 games played

    Edit: big time mark donk/buzz flibbets energy

    I guess I'm thinking it's time to move in from Sullivan, I don't think he's a bad coach, but the team is not playing for him and 9 years as head coach is pretty rare in the NHL these days.

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  • The Dude With HerpesThe Dude With Herpes Lehi, UTRegistered User regular
    edited April 14
    I don't think that he was just a con man. They could have shown it a little better (aside from the light show and the wand) that the stuff he made was actually ahead of its time, even if the lack of useful materials to make them made them less than reliable.

    But, at least with the drawings he showed in his manual, I think it was supposed to be clear that he absolutely understood the concepts and designs, but just couldn't execute with the limitations he had.

    I'm interested to see if they play the character off as genuine or not in the next episode(s); because I like the idea of the character being given a choice, as opposed to just being duplicitous. His plea to Sylvie, if that was just a ruse to save his ass and not genuine; that'll bum me out.

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  • IanatorIanator A predator cannot differentiate between prey and accompliceRegistered User regular
    edited April 16
    Welp, I'm officially fixated on getting some Sentai/Power Rangers model kit in my hands.

    Feels like Bandai SMP is a pretty limited distribution line? Like, you gotta get 'em from arcade claw machines? 'Cause neither USAGS nor GP nor Newtype seem to really have many, if any, available.

    EDIT: Actually, really in the mood for any toku. Suggestions?

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  • miscellaneousinsanitymiscellaneousinsanity grass grows, birds fly, sun shines, and brother, i hurt peopleRegistered User regular
    edited April 16
    figure-rise standard is the line if you want any kamen riders or ultramen

    i remember people making a big deal about the color molding on the new blazar one

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  • RenzoRenzo Registered User regular
    edited April 16
    I should like figurerise Kamen rider kits, but they have so many stickers I can't bring myself to buy any.

    Their Ultraman kits of the mecha suits from the Netflix show are pretty good though. I built the Zero and Ace kits from that line and enjoyed them. They have stickers to get the full breadth of colors, but I painted in a few choice spots and it worked out fine.

    SMP Sentai kits are indeed hard to come by. The only ones I've seen in a local hobby shop were the Megazords/Daizyujin and Dragon Caesar. But I'd kill for the Dairanger set.

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  • IanatorIanator A predator cannot differentiate between prey and accompliceRegistered User regular
    edited April 16
    Was actually talking shows, not models, but that might actually be for another thread :shrug:

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  • SixshotStrikerSixshotStriker Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    I'm interested to see if they play the character off as genuine or not in the next episode(s); because I like the idea of the character being given a choice, as opposed to just being duplicitous. His plea to Sylvie, if that was just a ruse to save his ass and not genuine; that'll bum me out.

    This is just my read and I could be completely wrong but I'm going to guess that it was sincere as this variant would have been mostly* harmless had it not been for a few things. 1) The manual. This gives him the ideas and knowledge well beyond his time period but he's still limited by the tech of his era. 2) Sylvie and the TVA. These people came crashing into his life, one of which is trying to kill him for something he may or may not have even done without outside influence. So yeah, the show looks to be continuing the 'are our choices our own aka free will vs determinism.'

    I'm reminded of a Canadian show from 2012 called Continuum. It was decent enough. But one of the plots was the main character Kira, who was from the future, had a chance to stop another character before they became a mass murderer/terrorist. Spoilers for a ten year old show, Kira basically (temporarily) went off the deep end and kidnapped said character, tortured him and was going to straight up murder him because she was terrified of who she though he would eventually become. She didn't go through with it but there was a few episodes where she wondered if her actions had just created the type of person she was afraid of. I think there's a good chance that's what going to happen with Sylvie.

    *mostly because he apparently did make a crude time stick.

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  • LanzLanz ...Za?Registered User regular
    edited April 16
    Ianator wrote: »
    Was actually talking shows, not models, but that might actually be for another thread :shrug:

    https://forums.penny-arcade.com/discussion/245213/tokusatsu-shin-kamen-rider-out-now-ultraman-blazar-fridays-gotchard-teaser-now#latest

    Turn Your Head to the Tokusatsu Thread[/Faiz next episode voice] @Ianator

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  • Rhesus PositiveRhesus Positive GNU Terry Pratchett Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    Kipling217 wrote: »
    Nobeard wrote: »
    Just started the latest ep and the opening music made me smile. They really give a damn about this show, eh?

    Not just the opening music. If you pay attention, all the music is era-appropriate. The chase music when Timely tries to escape his mark sounds like it come right out of a silent movie.

    And the iris out scene transition - very old timey

    But now I'm spoiled, and I want them to do music for a load of other timelines

    Go 17th century and mix in some of the Marvel 1602 heroes

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  • AbsoluteZeroAbsoluteZero The new film by Quentin Koopantino Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    The iris out transition bugged me because they transitioned from Mobius and Loki wandering around the fair to... Mobius and Loki wandering around the fair.

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  • SnicketysnickSnicketysnick The Greatest Hype Man in WesterosRegistered User regular
    edited April 14
    Kipling217 wrote: »
    Nobeard wrote: »
    Just started the latest ep and the opening music made me smile. They really give a damn about this show, eh?

    Not just the opening music. If you pay attention, all the music is era-appropriate. The chase music when Timely tries to escape his mark sounds like it come right out of a silent movie.

    And the iris out scene transition - very old timey

    But now I'm spoiled, and I want them to do music for a load of other timelines

    Go 17th century and mix in some of the Marvel 1602 heroes

    honestly if there is a s3 of Loki, going down the Legends of Tomorrow route and doing a cowboy episode and an old hollywood episode and a medieval episode and so on would not lose my interest in the slightest

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  • TonkkaTonkka Some one in the club tonight Has stolen my ideas.Registered User regular
    edited April 16
    Athenor wrote: »
    Thinking about things this morning, I think I am realizing why I am having such trouble with this airbrush/priming and even painting stuff.

    I like the feel of the raw plastic. It's smooth. And for all the painted pieces on my transformers, they also feel smooth and such. But working in acrylics, at least, it feels.. chalky and rough. I know this is partly due to not being finished (as I assume the varnish layer will help with that), but.. I guess I never thought much about how the experience of actually holding/manipulating the painted pieces would affect me.

    Is that weird? Has anyone else encountered that? Maybe with minis, where I feel they aren't directly held so much?

    Hmm, I have very little airbrushing experience, but I have been painting miniatures with acrylics for (checks notes fuck) over 30 years now. Have you tried any kind of retardant or other agent to break up the paint so it doesn't come out chalky? Forgive me if you're already heard of or tried it, but Future floor wax is like a magic potion that will smooth acrylic paint out. When I thin for base coats I do a 1:1:1 of paint:Future:water, not sure how that would translate to airbrushing though.

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  • AthenorAthenor Battle Hardened Optimist The Skies of HiigaraRegistered User regular
    edited April 16
    Tonkka wrote: »
    Athenor wrote: »
    Thinking about things this morning, I think I am realizing why I am having such trouble with this airbrush/priming and even painting stuff.

    I like the feel of the raw plastic. It's smooth. And for all the painted pieces on my transformers, they also feel smooth and such. But working in acrylics, at least, it feels.. chalky and rough. I know this is partly due to not being finished (as I assume the varnish layer will help with that), but.. I guess I never thought much about how the experience of actually holding/manipulating the painted pieces would affect me.

    Is that weird? Has anyone else encountered that? Maybe with minis, where I feel they aren't directly held so much?

    Hmm, I have very little airbrushing experience, but I have been painting miniatures with acrylics for (checks notes fuck) over 30 years now. Have you tried any kind of retardant or other agent to break up the paint so it doesn't come out chalky? Forgive me if you're already heard of or tried it, but Future floor wax is like a magic potion that will smooth acrylic paint out. When I thin for base coats I do a 1:1:1 of paint:Future:water, not sure how that would translate to airbrushing though.

    I did another round of help / asking folks about this today, and tried to really get to know my tools better. And not be afraid of what might happen.

    I started the day around 20 psi, 0.5mm pistol grip airbrush, and my valves all wide open.

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    I tried turning things down... and still got here.

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    I then... well, calmed down and tried to think through why I was going through primer and supply so fast and getting this horrible consistency. And I made a lot of changes:

    I did a 2:1 primer to airbrush medium mixture (in the pot, using backflushing to mix it because I didn't want to make a mess with a brush)

    I turned down the adjustment knobs and the overall PSI to around 15psi.

    This started to get things going, though the spray coming out was much thinner (as is to be expected). I observed how the airbrush behaved when I just shot into the hood... and I saw it splaying and splattering, which led to the biggest change:

    I started wiping down the needle with a makeup sponge after every 1-2 sessions of using it, or whenever it wasn't going on like I wanted.

    Overall, it came out much thinner, while still covering the part. It's not like "I can't see the raw plastic" but it should be enough. Dunno. We'll see. It just looks a lot smoother, and I didn't have any issues with spidering or clumping except for one spot where I left the airbrush on it for a little too long.

    I'll let it dry overnight and then tomorrow start working on the base coat. Metal for the joints, a dark teal for the body.

    Edit: This whole experience is helping drive home how much I need more desk space.

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  • HefflingHeffling No Pic EverRegistered User regular
    edited April 16
    A trick that I find helps a ton when priming is to shoot a light dusting over the part first, then a second coat that should fully cover the plastic. The light coat keeps you from overspraying and causing runs/spider webbing and gives the next coat something to adhere to.

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  • TonkkaTonkka Some one in the club tonight Has stolen my ideas.Registered User regular
    edited April 16
    Also on priming make sure your can is "warm" (hehe butts) if using a canned primer, if the can is cold you will get "gritty" spray. Also light passes are important, and always test spray before your start on like a piece of cardboard or something.

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  • TonkkaTonkka Some one in the club tonight Has stolen my ideas.Registered User regular
    edited April 16
    No idea if I posted these before, but my first attempt hand painting Gunpla.

    EDIT: This is using the Future floor wax mix I mentioned earlier.

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  • LanlaornLanlaorn Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    MichaelLC wrote: »
    Lanlaorn wrote: »
    This variant being in that time doesn't even make any sense, none of the time bullshit gadgets can possibly be that simple to make even if you have instructions. They didn't even really have electricity, let alone electronics and you're telling me all the time travel gadgets have zero circuitry, it's all something I can build with blacksmith's tools if I know how?

    At this point it begs the question why is this show afraid to go into the future, pop into 3000 AD Chicago or whenever he's supposed to be from, make your guesses about what crazy nonsense that looks like and have fun with it.

    Not sure if doing a bit, but in 1925 half of all homes in the U.S. have electric power.

    So a bit more than a smithy combined with the book knowledge and being the right person to understand it was enough.

    Too bad it was the year 1893 and lighting up the bulbs at that world's fair was a huge technological marvel? Even 1925 would be stupid though.

    We're talking he'd need to build the tools required to build the tools required to build the tools required to... x100 to make something with digital logic. The time loom prop being a complete hoax was nice, "oh good, he can cobble together some lightbulbs and wires that vaguely resemble the time loom but in no way functions" but then he had a completely functional, if somewhat bulky, disintegration rod.

    There's just so much thought and effort and layers of industry into every little piece of a technological device it feels immediately and abruptly wrong.

    And again, as the writers they had the option of picking any time and place. If you want to be dumbasses "hur hur in 3000 AD the Earth is probably destroyed" then fine he grew up on Tau Ceti Center or Neoterra or Jemison or whatever colony mankind settled, again it's a blank slate to just have fun with.

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  • WiseManTobesWiseManTobes Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    zepherin wrote: »
    Miss Minutes
    Better not have awakened anything in me.

    They cheat by using a voice actor known for awakening many of us over the years with her various characters heh.

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  • GdiguyGdiguy San Diego, CARegistered User regular
    edited April 14
    Lanlaorn wrote: »
    MichaelLC wrote: »
    Lanlaorn wrote: »
    This variant being in that time doesn't even make any sense, none of the time bullshit gadgets can possibly be that simple to make even if you have instructions. They didn't even really have electricity, let alone electronics and you're telling me all the time travel gadgets have zero circuitry, it's all something I can build with blacksmith's tools if I know how?

    At this point it begs the question why is this show afraid to go into the future, pop into 3000 AD Chicago or whenever he's supposed to be from, make your guesses about what crazy nonsense that looks like and have fun with it.

    Not sure if doing a bit, but in 1925 half of all homes in the U.S. have electric power.

    So a bit more than a smithy combined with the book knowledge and being the right person to understand it was enough.

    Too bad it was the year 1893 and lighting up the bulbs at that world's fair was a huge technological marvel? Even 1925 would be stupid though.

    We're talking he'd need to build the tools required to build the tools required to build the tools required to... x100 to make something with digital logic. The time loom prop being a complete hoax was nice, "oh good, he can cobble together some lightbulbs and wires that vaguely resemble the time loom but in no way functions" but then he had a completely functional, if somewhat bulky, disintegration rod.

    There's just so much thought and effort and layers of industry into every little piece of a technological device it feels immediately and abruptly wrong.

    And again, as the writers they had the option of picking any time and place. If you want to be dumbasses "hur hur in 3000 AD the Earth is probably destroyed" then fine he grew up on Tau Ceti Center or Neoterra or Jemison or whatever colony mankind settled, again it's a blank slate to just have fun with.

    I mean - you know you're talking about a series of movies that started with the main hero building an infinite power unit in a cave in the desert, right?

    This is sort of the conceit of the entire MCU; and it's not like this is out of left field here, the first intro to Kang was that he's apparently the first being that invented a way to travel through time.

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  • Rhesus PositiveRhesus Positive GNU Terry Pratchett Registered User regular
    edited April 14
    Gdiguy wrote: »
    Lanlaorn wrote: »
    MichaelLC wrote: »
    Lanlaorn wrote: »
    This variant being in that time doesn't even make any sense, none of the time bullshit gadgets can possibly be that simple to make even if you have instructions. They didn't even really have electricity, let alone electronics and you're telling me all the time travel gadgets have zero circuitry, it's all something I can build with blacksmith's tools if I know how?

    At this point it begs the question why is this show afraid to go into the future, pop into 3000 AD Chicago or whenever he's supposed to be from, make your guesses about what crazy nonsense that looks like and have fun with it.

    Not sure if doing a bit, but in 1925 half of all homes in the U.S. have electric power.

    So a bit more than a smithy combined with the book knowledge and being the right person to understand it was enough.

    Too bad it was the year 1893 and lighting up the bulbs at that world's fair was a huge technological marvel? Even 1925 would be stupid though.

    We're talking he'd need to build the tools required to build the tools required to build the tools required to... x100 to make something with digital logic. The time loom prop being a complete hoax was nice, "oh good, he can cobble together some lightbulbs and wires that vaguely resemble the time loom but in no way functions" but then he had a completely functional, if somewhat bulky, disintegration rod.

    There's just so much thought and effort and layers of industry into every little piece of a technological device it feels immediately and abruptly wrong.

    And again, as the writers they had the option of picking any time and place. If you want to be dumbasses "hur hur in 3000 AD the Earth is probably destroyed" then fine he grew up on Tau Ceti Center or Neoterra or Jemison or whatever colony mankind settled, again it's a blank slate to just have fun with.

    I mean - you know you're talking about a series of movies that started with the main hero building an infinite power unit in a cave in the desert, right?

    But he had several crates of high-specification parts and purpose-built components in that cave, right?

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