Frozen Sequel!...Books?

Yeah, we're going to be getting a Frozen sequel!

Oh you, mean a movie?

That's a possibility. But you're getting books based on the movies, four of them! 

Oh, no, there might be a movie. Disney doesn't know. There's also no Frozen theme park yet, so why are you complaining so much about a lack of a movie?

More than an Algorithm

Alright so I've been trying to think of a way to go about this topic but then a little while ago I just figured I'd stop putting it off and write it. Despite having not seen the source material for this posting for a little while, I think it's safe to say I know it like the back of my hand.

Sword Art Online is an anime series adapted from a Japanese light novel of the same name. The series came out in 2012 and was a huge hit. For the most part, fans only seem to discuss the first twelve episodes, also called the "Aincrad Arc," as the latter half of the season isn't necessarily up to par with the first half. Also, the second season just came out,  but we won't be discussing it as we're merely on the ninth episode (BUT IT IS SO GOOD DUDE THAT CLIFFHANGER AT THE END OF EPISODE 8).

I digress.

"Power Rangers: Jungle Fury" Review

So I've kind of found there to be two main kinds of "Power Rangers" fans, excluding the target demographic of children. There are those who are die-hard Mighty Morphin' fans and count everything afterward to be dumb, rubbish, and crap, or that it doesn't even exist. Then there are those who have seen pretty much every season of Power Rangers, usually adults actually, and can judge every season fairly. Every season with the exception of "Jungle Fury" that is, which I find to be the least talked about season of the series. I think that the main reason for this is that the true fans had just gotten through watching the horribleness that was "Operation Overdrive." Plus, the premise of the show is vaguely reminiscent of "Wild Force," so some people may not have wanted to watch the same premise twice. Or perhaps it was the fact that it was so short people kind of skipped over it like it wasn't even there.

The end of an era for Green Arrow

Around last year DC was going through some pretty sizable changes regarding its books. How?

Well they were firing their cancellation gun anyway they could. And if they weren't cancelling right then and there, they were indeed announcing cancellations in the near future, to books such as Teen Titans, Suicide Squad, Justice League of America and others that apparently weren't picking up too big of a fanbase. Plus their next big event, "Forever Evil," was going to bring about major changes, killing characters and changing the face of the Justice League(s) for the foreseeable future.

Blog update #2--A schedule?!

I didn't expect to be giving another update so close to a first one, but, as is life.

With the coming onslaught of school and work I've kind of figured out that being able to juggle life and a blog all at once with no clear direction is going to be difficult. Obviously I've got schedules for school and work (because, duh) but as far as my writing goes there is no clear schedule for it.

As such, I went ahead and constructed a schedule for my blog, as this way I'll be able to have ideas already generated and get started on them so that over time I'll be able to write them up and then simply upload them by the deadline, almost like a video. Hopefully this will result in better, more coherent posts rather than starting off with one idea and then quickly becoming a bunch of rambling about whatever.

Will the real vampire please stand up...or at least turn into a bat?

Alright, I want you to close your eyes for just a second and envision a vampire, like what you think one looks like.

Got it?

You probably didn't even close your eyes, how can I trust you?

What'd you see? I saw a tall, thin man in a red suit with a big red hat. He's fairly pale with a tan tint. He has big round orange sunglasses. On his hands he has white gloves and in his hands he has two silver pistols, locked and loaded with silver bullets.

Who is the Arkham Knight?

Outside of, "Is this really the last Batman game?" I think it'd be safe to say that the question of who the man behind the mask of the Arkham Knight is the biggest one. It's certainly the greatest mystery. Seeing as how few of Batman's rogues dress up like he does, especially in the "Arkham" franchise, it's difficult to see who it is.

There have been various guess, I won't even legitimize them as claims, as to who the Arkham Knight really is. I've heard from Thomas Wayne to Thomas Wayne's clone to Thomas Wayne Jr. to Batman's clone to the Joker to Jason Todd and even maybe he's the Scarecrow.