I haven't seen a single black character in Fire Force yet, so that cookout invitation is still pending
Aight, cookout invite reinstated.
Seems he'll play a bigger role whenever the 4th enters the story, no idea if/when the anime will get to that part of the story.
that was my reaction when he pulled off his second face swap in last week's episode
I've had that reaction a lot this season
that's about the point where I figured it out and started really enjoying itI think I like Astral Chain. I think I do?
I'll say this, I'm 5 cases in, and the game feels much slower paced than I was expecting.
Anyone listen to this week's podcast. I'm seriously curious about my question regarding Char.
Why is Char helping the Zabi? He's their most powerful soldier and is decimating Federation colonies and fleets yet I thought he wanted revenge on them for killing his father.
He doesn't care about what happens to the Federation, so he's fine wrecking them as long as it gets him into a position where he can eventually kill the Zabis.Why is Char helping the Zabi? He's their most powerful soldier and is decimating Federation colonies and fleets yet I thought he wanted revenge on them for killing his father.
Why is Char helping the Zabi? He's their most powerful soldier and is decimating Federation colonies and fleets yet I thought he wanted revenge on them for killing his father.
The Federation is also his enemy. Char believes in spacenoid independence as strongly as his father did, after all.
Rising in the ranks and being placed in leadership positions in important battles will also give him opportunities to strike at the Zabis, as you may see if you watch the original Mobile Suit Gundam.
I know this because of kerbal :PSpeaking of the podcast, I know it was mostly a joke but Senku's rocket was very likely on a sub-orbital trajectory that took it into space but then crashed back into the Earth.
Orbital trajectories are easily an order of magnitude more difficult of a problem then sub-orbital ones. Not only do you have to get into space at > 100 km (60 miles), you also have to be traveling 8 km/s (5 miles/s) sideways so you keep missing the Earth. And if that wasnt hard enough, the rocket equation means your fuel usage increases exponentially the faster you want to go.
Rocket science is hard y'all.