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wot do u think of this (if u can & want to say)?
There's so many with various functions or scenarios to make them overpowered that trying to make a top ten would be incredibly difficult beyond Gold Experience Requiem obviously being the most powerful of canon Stands. I will say some notable examples I'd list amongst the most overpowered though would be:Top ten most over powered stands in your opinion?
Yeah, Season 5 is definitely nowhere near as consistent as the previous ones, though still fairly good overall with it featuring some of the absolute best episodes in BB (Ozymandias being a contender for best tv episode in general).
I wouldn't say Mike's death was stupid though when considering Walt getting the better of him makes sense with Mike admitting he doesn't work well against unpredictability such as Walt stealing his revolver and Walt's fit of rage was more of a calculated move merged with his impulsive nature as getting rid of Mike was always something he planned to do if necessary.
I actually just gave you a link in my post (put the link inside the "Clementine Lives" bit). The forum is pretty bad in making it obvious, so here we go:@Wǒ dǒngle Ghosts of Tsuishima is one that instantly comes to mind. As far as major franchises, the Legend of Zelda franchise also seems pretty good if I had the consoles most of the main games are available on or a decent emulator, though I've heard the timeline for the series can be a bit confusing.
@GreatSaiyaman123 From Mike's perspective though, he and Walt would have some understanding in putting business first and wouldn't consider Walt to needlessly try and murder him, especially when all previous rash actions on Walt's part were ones that involved Jesse making clumsy mistakes (eg. the entirety of Season 3's finale), so it would still come out of left-field for Mike.
For the finale, I'd say it's kind of a mixed bag with it trying to have a bittersweet ending in Walt gaining some form of redemption despite a major part of the show being his tragedy that led to a downfall, with it wanting to have it's cake and eat it in many ways. It did have some necessary payoffs though such as Walt admitting "I did it for me". I'm currently rewatching the series (now on S5E2), so I may have a different perspective when taking a second look at it.
@Keedounan Wasn't aware of it, so I'll read it when I find a good source. My initial thoughts would be continuing the story further being highly unnecessary when a major point of The Final Season was a sense of closure and the Telltale saga coming full circle.
@Fantastische Hure It's an alright track, though far from as memorable as other gems from the original Pokemon ost.
Oh, yeah, by the way. If you look forward to it that much, I suggest that you wait and grab the Director's Cut edition that will come out in the next month.@Wǒ dǒngle Ghosts of Tsuishima is one that instantly comes to mind.