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@cali_keftiu The first time I noticed it was this piece from the Eberron campaign setting in 3.5e.
It's criminal that I can't play Breath of Fire III anywhere legitimate
You're an orphaned dragon boy who joins a street gang led by a weretiger rogue. Later a bazooka-toting lady engineer and an anthropomorphic onion join the party
You can fish, and tend a faerie village
Homer's invisible chainsaw is funny, but the DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL comic did it deadly serious
Wonder Woman melted down her invisible jet to vivisect a multiversal Joker who became Batman
comics are ludicrous. https://t.co/jrEIwXbAOu
I think this dragon in @DnDMovie isn't a dragon—it looks like someone animated the statue seen in the very beginning of the trailer! Peep those nostrils.
The wings and head ridges look like a gold dragon's, but it's missing the barbels. So maybe it's a brass dragon.
This would also lean into the trope of the blind seer, like the Greek myth of Tiresias
(one time, Hera transformed Tiresias into a woman for seven years, during which T. married and gave birth. That's not relevant to Stranger Things, I'm just reminding you trans lives matter)
Ninjas were a big 80s trope, so the Foot clan is a parody of Daredevil's perennial rivals, the Hand. That's the ninja clan that Elektra trained under.
Chris is a consummate professional, a nerd with max Charisma, and a great guy.
I've dog-sat for him once or twice while he toured the world, comparing notes with other industry pros and sourcing home-grown liquors, wines, and beers from across the Middle East and the Caribbean.
I had to google "Skullack Rackskull". It's just way too distinct.
I get almost nothing. Self-referential stuff. But wait... one old tweet from a different account...
wait what the hell? Unleash the Kraken? JJ? Juan, is that you?