Second this.

I see Hilda and that series is way underrated, and one of my friends is also obsessed about Gravity Falls, and I’ve heard only good things about it.

Steven Universe starts of targeted at very young children but in the matter of a season or something it grows into a cartoon with themes like lgbtq, social relationships, divorce and more. It’s brilliant and Rebecca Sugar is a genius for writing it.

She-Ra feels a bit more Disney to me for some reason but it’s a good show as well.

Man there’s so many gems in there

Friend of mine was looking forward to this one and he was so sad when he read it has denuvo.

Me.

Pretty sure it’s been a while since we found well preserved historical items from the second world war.

Hot take: I hate when bands switch their singer or a lot of their members and still stick to the old band name.

The only reason to do it is to get the instant reach, but you will always be sandbagging on a name that means something else and a lot of fans will only compare your new lineup to the old one.

Making a new band name means you have to start fresh, but sometimes you can already take some relationships and prestige into your new project (Mike shinoda is a household name outside of Linkin park) and no one will expect a specific style out of you. It just feels like the better thing to do in most circumstances.

I’m torn. I wanna like them and I wish them the best, but this name brings back memories and also expectations. It sticks like tar to every new release and even though that’s not fair, it won’t change until they rebrand into something new.