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Real. I checked for purely research purposes.I'm sorry w h a t
Probably a few things that could probably use some changes. All the Nanny bag equipment should be standard equipment since we take the characters at their peak, and his peak is when he has all his equipment in his bag to fight. His AP is done with a weapon from his bag, rather than his own physical strength. His durability feat is also just Baby Bear pushing him, rather than striking him.Wait a darn minute, looks like someone posted his page already
Eh, it seems like a striking feat, just that it also pushed him downHis durability feat is also just Baby Bear pushing him, rather than striking him.
It's hard to tell, but by his hand movement, he seems to be doing it by open palm like a shove. I think he does have comparable durability, although not sure how good of an example it is. I do, however, remember him taking a kick fine from Kitty Softpaws before he falls into his Nanny bagEh, it seems like a striking feat, just that it also pushed him down
He was gettin the milkWtf happened to the bartender that just disappeared during Death's 1st standoff with Puss?
No one takes that long to get milk.He was gettin the milk
I know that have sandboxes for Death's profile. Maybe a CRT that groups them together and leads to an agreement would be good, because I was thinking of trying make one even though I'm a layman.Nah, it's gonna get revised and changed with the CRT
Eh, @DaReaperMan's one seems good enough imoI know that have sandboxes for Death's profile. Maybe a CRT that groups them together and leads to an agreement would be good, because I was thinking of trying make one even though I'm a layman.
Can it be applied to the profile?
I need to get off my **** and add shit to it mateCan it be applied to the profile?
My reaction:I need to get off my **** and add shit to it mate
Did you take in account the foot placing of the bakers since they're not standing? Like for example I'm 1.81 meters normally, the bed I sleep on is 1.88 meters but if I lay down stomach first and stretch like they do when they make the human bridge, the top of my head will touch the wall and my feet will dangle 2 or 3 inches further than the end of the mattress. So he may be actually taller than that. Also it's pretty crazy a normal human is the same height/taller than Shrek.Alright then. Here you go
There's this shot with him and the Serpent Sisters. It's pretty clear, and doesn't have any character hunched over or anything, just them standing next to each other.Honestly, it'd be difficult to calculate that based on what you said so I just used the numbers given there. If you have another feat for reference I can edit the calc
It's not that big of a difference, though. Plus, it wouldn't hurt to calc it anyway, given how little we have to work with in the first place.He's actually standing a bit away from them so he's closer to the camera and appear bigger than he actually is
What he has in his bag and used in the movie should be standard, the rest optionalWould Jack's magic collection be considered Standard or Optional equipment?
That is what I was thinking as well.What he has in his bag and used in the movie should be standard, the rest optional
I'm assuming this comes from the Midas Touch, but as we only see him use it in his room, I don't think it would be fair to assume he packed it in his bag.Petrification
He didn't use some of the stuff but it doesn't mean it's not there.I'm assuming this comes from the Midas Touch, but as we only see him use it in his room, I don't think it would be fair to assume he packed it in his bag.
Yeah, but there isn't any evidence that it is, meaning that we assume it isn't.He didn't use some of the stuff but it doesn't mean it's not there.
He packed everything in his room inside the bag, to the point that he even put something as useless (and actually harmful to him) as the Cricket.I'm assuming this comes from the Midas Touch, but as we only see him use it in his room, I don't think it would be fair to assume he packed it in his bag.
There is no proof that he packed everything in his bag. As far as the Cricket, he thought it was a Magical Locust capable of mass destruction.He packed everything in his room inside the bag, to the point that he even put something as useless (and actually harmful to him) as the Cricket.
He quite literally put the arm and dragged everything in his shelfs inside the bag (on top of the rest of objects that weren't in shelfs and were instead hanging in the walls for example), the Touch of Midas was in a shelf. That proof that he was so focused in puting everything he could in the bag to the point that he didn't even verified if the things were useful for a travel (I'm also sure he was show to put more objects useless in such such situations).There is no proof that he packed everything in his bag. As far as the Cricket, he thought it was a Magical Locust capable of mass destruction.
It's dangerous when not used in a perfectly controlled environment. So much so he needs gloves just to carry it around so he doesn't also get petrified. It could easily be his downfall.Why the hell would he not put it in his bag? It's petrification hax.
The idea of Death come directly from a personal experience of Antonio Banderas where he noticed how close he was to die and how mortal he was, so I doubt they will ever really use such a character with a deep and serious concept as a recurring joke.I'm not sure if I want Death to be a recurring character in potential future DreamWorks films. Since Puss in Boots is obviously apart of the Shrek franchise, we could very much see him appear in the future, not just in another Puss in Boots movie but even possibly a Shrek movie. But I REEEALLY hope he doesn't become this milked cash-grab character. So often do these companies have a popular character and then ruin them because money. Death is perfect, and they could still make really good use of him, but I'm worried that the good minds at DreamWorks will bend to the money-bag Jack Horner's from the more corporate side of things that pander to advertisers and just want money regardless of the product given. One of the good things about him is the fact that he doesn't have much screen time. Else it would sap away the impact of his appearances.
Just imagine, in a Shrek film 4 years from now, 1 hour into the movie, you just suddenly hear that iconic whistle and your hair stands up. Christ I ******* pray that they use him, but use him properly, in the future. I don't want him to be a one-off character nor oversaturated.
What do you mean a recurring "joke"? I mean him appearing again with the same level of intensity and atmosphere.The idea of Death come directly from a personal experience of Antonio Banderas where he noticed how close he was to die and how mortal he was, so I doubt they will ever really use such a character with a deep and serious concept as a recurring joke.
What do you mean a recurring "joke"? I mean him appearing again with the same level of intensity and atmosphere.
From your post your fear was that they would ruin the character, which would happen if he become a recurring joke character that lose all of that that make it special/important, and I assured you that that is improvable considering the very serious conception of the character.But I REEEALLY hope he doesn't become this milked cash-grab character. So often do these companies have a popular character and then ruin them because money
Not even a little bit. My worry was that, because of his popularity that DreamWorks probably didn't expect, they would bring him back and put him into so many more stories so often that the character would lose the sense of impact he brings when he appears. As I said, one of the parts of why Death is such a good character in The Last Wish is explicitly because he has such little screen time. He only shows up usually to instill fear, demand attention, remind you of why Puss went on this journey, remind Puss himself of his own mortality, etc., with only 2 short fights in the movie. Despite being one of the most memorable and notable characters in the entire film, he has some of the lowest screen time. His screen time is about on par with the giant from the beginning. But it only adds to the seriousness of the situation when he appears, absolutely changing the atmosphere and theme when he does. If we saw him every 10 minutes, it'd turn from an "Oh my god he's actually here" to "Oh right that guy, he's pretty cool". So often do these big companies have an accidentally overly-successful character and then abuse that character to milk every last drop of money possible, because the more popular a character is, the more people will want to see them. If DreamWorks plays this like a lot of other studios would, Death could become a common, less-imposing character that feels more like a callback to a great film than anything else. But I'm hoping they won't.From your post your fear was that they would ruin the character, which would happen if he become a recurring joke character that lose all of that that make it special/important, and I assured you that that is improvable considering the very serious conception of the character.
So Optional Equipment for Kitty Softpaws and I think Jack Horner, but I can't remember if he had it. Probably a large building or city block level feat.So...we got some more information on the Trident, and, oh boy, it honestly might be the most powerful calculable feat in the entire God damn series. In the Blue-Ray extras, we get to see what the trident can really do. I do think this should be treated as canon, since it doesn't contradict anything, and it even provides more context on the Cannon Ball death in the movie.