Ultimate Cell said:
Do you think if Communism was never invented would other ideologies like Anarchism take its place?
Most likely. Communist ideologies involving the utopia have existed ever since the 16th Century, so anarchism, socialism or even some later form of Lutherism would be bound to take its place if it never took off the ground.
ahill1 said:
Who'd win in a fight between Bruce Lee and Muhammad Ali?
Purely depends what kind of fight we're talking about. By Ali's own admission, he could probably take Lee in a boxing match but lose in a street fight. I think this is pretty accurate, since boxing has more limits to it that Lee would struggle to adjust to whilst street fighting or an MMA setting would give him the freedom to use his skills to the fullest.
GreatSaiyaman123 said:
We can always boycott Disney and watch the series through illegal means. That is, until they cancel the series because of that…
Also, rumour has it McGregor might direct the pilot.
Nah, the fans won't do that when they're being given what they were asking for, unlike with Rebels and Resistance. :mikey
McGregor having some directing role could be interesting to see his take on an insight into Obi-Wan though.
Fantastische Hure said:
What is your opinion on the Kinnikuman manga still on-going?
As far as its current run, the arcs after its 2011 run have just been milking and only serve to make the timeline more confusing due to taking place between the original manga and Nisei, yet having a lot of plot details that don't match up too well.
As far as viewing the series as a whole, it's one that I like a lot, but admit that it's difficult to cite it as being more than decent at best. It has some really cheap plot devices such as resolve power ups, destiny, time travel, etc. and having some things you just have to accept as the series' in-universe logic such as one of the characters having his body parts separated whilst still being alive and able to talk without any further explanation. Whilst having a lot of good characters, the constant prolonging of the series can cause character writing to become iffy in some cases.
Still, I generally cite it as being above average as it was for the most part the first of its kind when it came to a lot of Shonen tropes, it has some great action at times and a few interesting characters, with the sequel Kinnikuman Nisei (known better in the west as Ultimate Muscle) being a pretty solid story in the manga (as long as you ignore the continuation of it that uses time travel). Comparing it to its peers, it's far from being one of the best of 80s Shonen when viewed as a whole. Dragon Ball in its original run is overall better than it due to more consistent plot continuity and rules. Still, Kinnikuman has a few positives and unique charm that still make it worthwhile to view in the modern day.
It's at lest an infinitely better superhero Shonen series than My Hero Academia, that's for sure.
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