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Always aggravating when something you thought was behind you comes back and is just as irritating as you remember. It's worse when it's something you KNOW you can't control because it involves a conflict you have no power to stop or a celebrity you really admire, even if you don't agree on everything. It can get draining. Makes you wonder if people are just jumping on a hate bandwagon, you're making excuses for someone rather than see the truth, or it's something in the middle. Ultimately, it's something outside of my control and no matter how much I try to remind myself of that, it takes a while to sink in. Ultimately, nothing I can do but stay out of it. I can't change certain things, but I CAN control what I see online (to an extent) and doing what I can to avoid certain topics of discussions (along with having a job and a proper sleep schedule) have done wonders for my mind. I still get irritated, sure, but it's WAY less stressful than it used to be.
Tara strong just thinks shes owns the whole fucking world
Okay?
There have several different iterations of the criminal outfit known as the Royal Flush Gang. The gang was originally formed by The Joker after he recruited a group of five young adults possessing metahuman powers. These individuals had been experimented on by a shadowy facet of the United States military and the experience left them each traumatized, angry and easily manipulated by The Joker.
Fashioning them with costumes evocative of playing cards, The Joker dubbed the quintet his ‘Royal Flush Gang.’ He then organized a complex attack on Las Vegas that was meant to draw out and engage The Justice League. Following a tremendous battle, The Justice League managed to defeat most of the gang yet the whole ordeal was revealed to be a ruse orchestrated by The Joker to garner a huge television audience. With so many people watching, The Joker then unleashed the most powerful member of The Royal Flush Gang: Ace.
Young Ace possessed reality-altering powers and her hypnotic gaze could induce vivid hallucinations, ultimately lead to irreversible madness. The Joker hoped that scores of people watching on would be driven hopelessly insane.
Fortunately, Batman was able to demonstrate to Ace that The Joker was manipulating her; that he was no better than the governmental agents who had made her childhood so unbearable. Ace turned on The Joker, rendering the Clown Prince of Crime into near catatonia. Ace then left and released the audience from her influence.
The youngster returned some time later. With her powers evolved to the point where she could warp and reshape reality, Ace recruited a second Royal Flush Gang armed with powers she bestowed unto them. And yet her new gang proved no fun so she sent them to battle the Justice League and the foes were soundly defeated.
Ace’s powers continued to mount and she came to realize that it would all result in her experiencing a fatal cerebral aneurysm. Batman comfortable the frighten youth as her final moments came and Ace passed away peacefully in the Dark Knight’s arms. With her death, reality was restored and the rest of the gang reverted to their natural forms.
The title of the Royal Flush Gang would later be taken up by new criminals who maintained successive iterations of the gang far into the future.
In a wink to the broader fanbase, The Royal Flush Gang were each voiced by the cast of the Teen Titans animated series. With Khary Payton voicing Ten; Greg Cipes as Jack; Hynden Walch as Queen; Scott Menville as King; and Tara Strong providing the voice for the tragic Ace.
The Royal Flush Gang first appeared in the twenty-eighth episode of the second season of Justice Leagues, ‘Wild Cards Part I.’
When there’s trouble you know who to call? The Teen Titans, of course!
Robin was joined by Raven, Starfire, Cyborg and Beast Boy for an always-fun animated series that ran adjacent to the DCAU in a similar yet separate continuity. Great stories, a neat anime-influenced style and the catchiest of theme-songs this side of ‘Sanford and Son,’ Teen Titans was just a fantastic series.
Although it stood fine on its own, there were plenty of fans (this author included) who would have loved to have seen a Justice League/Titans cross-over. Sadly it was not to be, yet it is still fun to image what it might have been like.
The show premiered on Cartoon Network on July 19th, 2003 and ran for five seasons with a animated feature movie, ‘Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo.’ Created by Glen Murakami, Teen Titans’ voice cast was composed of Scott Menville, Hynden Walch, Tara Strong, Khary Payton and Greg Cipes.
I am so, so fed up of seeing people online attack Tara Strong.
Why are people online saying tara strong is mean
Most of them clearly had a bone to pick with her already.
Meanwhile, I haven't seen ONE PERSON call out Matthew Lillard for once threatening to punch a guy in the face. Or Tom Kenny for lying about Craig McCracken giving the Powerpuff Girls reboot his blessing.
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Back in 1997 there was a goth lesbian Muppet
not to be boring but I like when evil characters.... well not become “redeemed,” more like they become domesticated. its just delightful when like an evil monstrous little bastard man goes from committing murder to getting mad someone misplaced their costco card or left the jar of mayo on the counter all day.
I just needed to preserve these tags. For reasons.
this is basically almost every PPG villain except they still are little bastard men/women despite their domestication
I was in a bit of a snarky mood this morning and made the mistake of lurking on Twitter and saw this…
So he’s doubling down on liking the misogynist characters, eh? 👀
Okay okay OKAY despite that being my knee-jerk thought when I saw this, it’s a joke, so hold back on sending me death threats. 😆 Obviously you can like characters you make/morally repugnant characters/whatever kind of characters, but like… it’s interesting to me that he retweeted that after already making this a point a while back. As far as I know there isn’t some fandom-wide conspiracy going around currently about him hating them? Like why is he continuing to post things like this? 🤔
There's been one of those rumors going around that he hated the characters and that's why they weren't brought back when he was in charge. Fact was they just never really had plans for them beyond what we saw.
On a lot of shows before the Internet there were a lot of rumors about characters or episodes the creators hated that turned out to be utter bullcrap.
I know. I’m aware there was a rumor. He posted about this in 2022 and that should have been the end of the rumor, but he’s bringing it up again for some reason. My point was that I don’t know why he just doesn’t ignore it if it’s already been addressed.
Someone who’s good at planetscaping please explain how big their planet is.
Could this be like pokemon scarlet?
@gcu-sovereign I AM SO GLAD YOU ASKED!
JESUS WHAT
It’s MASSIVE! That being said the lore is sick as fuck
Turns out everyone is so strong and/or durable in One Piece is because the gravity there is like 4 times that of Earth's
You are correct! They’re tough as fuck because they are constantly being crushed by the weight of their massive planet and 4 moons.
Actor Ramón Fassoti, who has played Jesus for the past three decades in the Easter day parade in Valencia, Spain is banned from playing Jesus again until 2019, the Times reports. The reason, Fassoti asserts, is because he is gay, though authorities said it had more to do with his outfit.
I love these memes.
Never not reblog sassy-sarcastic Jesus lovingly putting people on the right track.
Why do so many Christians know nothing about Jesus.
