My top 10 favourite Duel Monsters in Yu-Gi-Oh!

When it comes to Yu-Gi-Oh, the world almost seems like it runs on the game of Duel Monsters. And, with that, there's obviously going to be so many monsters in it. And I've managed to make up a list of my favourite monsters from it. And this could either be from the monster's designs, their abilities or even from how they might treat people because sometimes they can actually interact with other people. 'Cause, occasionally, they can act like companions to their owners. And so, here we go and I hope you all like this.
10. Kuriboh:

Starting us off at number 10 is this cute little hairy looking monster from Yugi's deck. While he may not be super strong, he has been a great companion to Yugi, and even just Winged Kuriboh to Jaden in Yu-Gi-Oh GX. And he can even help out with some of character's duels like when Yugi was duelling against Pegasus.
9. Gaia The Fierce Knight:
During the first few duels in the series, this Knight monster card was one of the ones that Yugi would usually be happy with when he held it hoping he could play it. It's got a great amount of attack points and it's been really effective whenever he used it at the start of the series. He used it against Kaiba in the first episode and even during the Duellist Kingdom arc. It's also a cool concept for a card, a blue and red armoured knight riding a purple horse.
8. Jinzo:

While this helmet wearing monster may have proven a toughest opponent for Joey to deal with at first, when he eventually won it, it became a huge advantage for him as it possesses the ability to neutralise trap cards on the field of the opponent. And, not only is he really strong, but he's also a fan favourite amongst fans, which is why it became a villain during the Virtual World arc.

7. The Red Eyes Black Dragon:

When the Blue Eyes White Dragon was first introduced, most people may have thought that there would not card out there quite like it. That is until Joey won this card from Rex Raptor and he became one of, if not, Joey's best card. While it may not be as strong as the Blue Eyes, it's still helped Joey through a ton of duels. It's also got so many more transformations. Whether it's the Red Eyes Black Metal Dragon or Red Eyes Black Skull Dragon, this beast's transformations are always awesome to see.
6. Buster Blader:
At the start of the Battle City arc, Yugi was able to get a new deck with new monsters that we hadn't yet been introduced to. And one of the most effective was this huge sword wielding armoured monster with the ability to gain more Attack Points if the opponent has dragon monsters on their side of the field or in their graveyard. So, you can only imagine Kaiba's reaction when Yugi used it against him and used it to annihilate his Blue Eyes White Dragons.
5. Summoned Skull:

One of the first strong cards we saw Yugi use in the series, this freaky looking skeleton monster card is very unique. It doesn't exactly have a lot of frontal attacks, which it does have a little bit of, but it mostly depends on a ton of lightning moves. It may not have been used much after the Duellist Kingdom arc, but if something like this is capable of shutting up Weavel Underwood, then you know something good is definetly able to come out of it.

4. Exodia:
When there's a monster so powerful you need five cards to summon him, you know that it's a real powerhouse. Not only is Exodia an unstoppable monster, but, in actuality, when holding all five of these cards in your hand, you automatically win the game. And in the anime, he has some amazing attacks like the obliterate attack or just when he's using his bare fists to fight like in the fight with Zorc.
3. The Dark Magician:
At number 3 is Yugi's favourite card in the whole game. This strong monster not only has a unique design, but he's helped Yugi through so many duels. He's also got amazing attacks and attack points. Plus, there are so many variations to this monster, whether it being the Dark Magician Girl, Dark Sage or Dark Paladin. This is also a special card when we see it's backstory during the second last arc in the original series.
2. The Blue Eyes White Dragon:
Coming in close to number 1 is Kaiba's favourite card and one of the most popular in the series, The Blue Eyes White Dragon. Not only is this Kaiba's favourite, but it's also Kazuki Takahashi's favourite too. This was actually a fan favourite when this was first introduced. And it's no wonder. It's an awesome monster card. It looks so cool and it's incredibly strong. It's also got a lot of different moves too and there's different versions to this monster like the Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon, Blue Eyes Shining Dragon and the previously mentioned Red Eyes Black Dragon, which may be different to this, but still.
And my number 1 favourite Duel Monster is... Slifer The Sky Dragon:
And finally at number 1 is my personal favourite out of all of the Egyptian God Cards, Slifer. While all three of the Egyptian Gods are iconic for the series, my personal favourite is the coolest looking out of all of them and the most uniquely played card. This gigantic dragon with two mouths is the first one we're introduced to in the series and is the first one that Yugi is able to get. This card's attack points and defence points are a mystery until it's played and the reason for that is because it's points all depend on how many cards the player already has on the field. One monster alone can allow it to have 1000 points, so imagine how much power it'll have when the player has at least three or four monsters on the field. I like the other God Cards too like Obelisk The Tormentor and The Winged Dragon Of Ra, but this one just my personal favourite and is my favourite monster in all of Yu-Gi-Oh. And so everyone, those my top 10 favourite Duel Monsters in Yu-Gi-Oh. Thank you all for reading, please comment to tell me what you think, or, if you like Yu-Gi-Oh, please comment to tell me your favourite monster from it.

Venom

And so, everyone, we're at one of the more curious and slightly anticipated comic book movies of this year and one that I was personally kinda cautious about, Venom. Spider-Man has always been my favourite superhero of all time and Venom has always been one of my favourite Spider-Man villains of all time, just behind the Green Goblin. So seeing a horrible portrayal of him in Spider-Man 3 was sorta hard to watch. With there being a remake for him being made, it got a lot of people excited, but then the trailers came out and every time I showed them, I kept saying that I didn't think any of them looked good. And I was absolutely right. This is a pretty bad movie in my opinion. I was honestly not surprised, again, given how the trailers looked and the fact that there was a production mess with this. So, before I get into why I think this movie is bad, let's go through the story. And, also, this will have all the spoilers in it from the start because, personally, I don't think you should go see this. So, what's the story? Eddie Brock, played by Tom Hardy, is a reporter who's about to interview a man named Carlton Drake, played by Riz Ahmed, who's discovered symbiote and is using people to test them, which causes them to die. When Eddie begins snooping around one of the labs, he finds one of the symbiotes which bonds with him and he begins to hear a voice in his head. All while he thinks he's going crazy, Carlton knows that Eddie has it so he sends his men to get it from him. However, the symbiote, called Venom, is now able to come out at points throughout Eddie's body and is able to fight and make him attack people, even show himself entirely at points. And so now it's up to Eddie and Venom to stop Carlton, who's bonded with another symbiote called Riot, from bringing other symbiotes from their world to this one and killing everyone. Okay, first, let's go over the very small good things in the movie. The one actor I would say that actually feels like he does a good job is Tom Hardy. The character he's given to play is kinda weird and awkward at points, but, Tom Hardy actually does do pretty well with what he's given and I think he is good in the role. The special effects, while some C.G.I is really horrible, some of them, especially the Venom effect itself, looks really good in my opinion. And, honestly, the best thing this movie has going for it is the actual Eddie and Venom dynamic. Whenever they're interacting and arguing, it's really good. That's the one thing everyone says is the only good thing here, and, yeah, it's definetly the best part of the movie, and there were actually really funny moments, especially one scene involving Venom calling Eddie a wimp for taking the elevator instead of jumping out of a window. And, that's really it. The rest of the movie is just really, really bad. Not only is the writing really bad here, but also the pacing, editing and other performances. The first part of this reminded me a lot of Fant4stic. As in the first part of this movie is way too slow with way too much setting up that it's just incredibly boring and I never cared for any of these characters throughout the movie's long runtime. The pacing is also just bad in the sense that scenes end way too quick, but at the same time, the scenes themselves feel really slow, and not in a good way. It's unlike the M.C.U movies where scenes can be slow, but, unlike the M.C.U where they're slow and characters are interacting, this one is just boring because I didn't care for anything anyone was saying. As far as the other actors here, Riz Ahmed is pretty bad as Carlton. I haven't seen Nightcrawler yet, so I can't really defend him there, but just from this performance alone, given the fact that he's just another generic, boring, crazy villain, he has some of the worst supervillain scenes in a comic book movie I've seen in a long time. Michelle Williams as Anne, A.K.A, Eddie's girlfriend, is also pretty bad. Again, haven't seen Manchester By The Sea, so I'm sure she's an amazing actress, but this just isn't a role she's good in. As far as the other special effects in the movie, I mentioned how the Venom effect looks awesome, and it does, but the rest of them are pretty bad. Especially the ending, which is just another one of those same suit wearing people fighting each other, and it is. One of the many things we get in comic book movies sometime, and this might be the worst I've ever seen. Because Venom and Riot are both dark coloured slime monsters, and the fact that the climax takes place at night, you really can't tell what's happening. It's kinda cool to see Venom and Riot interacting, but it's very short and you don't see that much of it. Same with Eddie and Venom. While it's definetly the best part of the movie, you don't really get to see much of Venom and Eddie interacting. The film also has so many scenes that are really inconsistent. Whether it's breaking it's own rules or people just act out of the ordinary and it feels really unnatural, even for a comic book movie. I will sy this though, while the beginning and end are pretty bad, the middle is actually kinda good and kinda entertaining. The action itself, like through the rest of the movie, is also disappointing. Plus, do I even need to mention the rating. Either you know what happened or you don't. But, in case you don't, this was supposed to rated R, which is something a lot of people, myself included, would have loved to seen, especially since FOX has been able to do it really well with Deadpool, Deadpool 2 and Logan. And here, where it looks like there should be some kinda graphic stuff here and blood, there's either none of it or they cut away whenever Venom is about to eat someone. And, apparently, Sony did it because they wanted to have it tie into other Marvel properties considering Spider-Man movies aren't rated R. Which is just so dumb, but Sony does seem to be the company that would do that. And I would have loved it if this was R rated. And then, finally, the end credit scene is... well... you've seen the movie already, then you know what happens, but, if you don't, it involves Eddie going to interview Cletus Kasady in prison. And, let me just say, it's probably the most cringeworthy, forced and cheesy supervillain setup I've seen in a long time. Especially when he says "There's gonna be Carnage." That honestly made me slap myself in the face because of how stupid it was. It was even delivered in a stupid way. But, ya know what? I think I actually do want to see a sequel to this where Venom takes on Carnage. Woody Harrelson does look pretty good as Cletus. He's undeniably really over the top, but I think a sequel to this, if they actually get a team that can make it work and make it good, I think would be cool to see. Personally, like everyone, I do want to see Venom return to the M.C.U and fight Spider-Man, and for real this time, but see a good sequel to this before that would be awesome, but, again, only if it's good. As for this movie itself, it's just really bad. There are some good things in it, but the negatives overshadow the positives. It's mostly just bland mess with sloppy made filmmaking. I'd honestly say skip it. It's really not worth your time.

My top 10 saddest deaths in comic book movies

So seeing how my last entry was me talking about the saddest deaths in anime, I thought I'd do something kinda similar here with me talking about what I consider to be the saddest deaths in comic book movies. A lot of these can be the same as what I said about the last one, in the sense that the characters themselves could have a lot of likability to them and a lot of things going on with them that when they die, it makes it all the more emotional and sad. And so, let's begin and I hope you all like this.
10. Rorschach (Watchmen):
Starting us off is the death to the mask wearing vigilantly of the Watchmen team, Rorschach. Towards the end of the movie when Ozymandias completes his plans and when it looks like the whole world is about to turn on Dr. Manhattan, Rorschach goes off to try to tell everyone the truth, but Dr. Manhattan stops him knowing that this is probably the way things should be. Rorschach then quickly tells Dr. Manhattan to kill him as he takes of his mask. Dr. Manhattan does so as Nite Owl is watching.
9. Jonathan Kent (Man Of Steel):
While the death of Jonathan Kent in the original Superman movie was really sad too, this version from Man Of Steel was possibly even sadder because we got an even deeper look into Clark and Jonathan's relationship here which helped us care for him, so when he dies when a tornado hits, it's really effective and really gets us in the feels.
8. Gwen Stacy (The Amazing Spider-Man 2):

People may have had a ton of problems when it came to 2014's The Amazing Spider-Man 2, but one thing people say the movie actually got right was the death of Gwen Stacy. Seeing how the movie was adapting a part from the most famous Marvel story ever, I think it did it great, especially since there's good chemistry between Peter and Gwen between these two movies. And in this, when Peter is fighting Harry, Gwen begins to fall down a clocktower and Spidey's constantly trying to save her. When it looks like he's about to, she hits her head hard on the ground  and breaks her neck and dies with Peter in a traumatised state of absolute despair.
7. Yondu (Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2):
The first of an M.C.U death on here is the death of Yondu Udonta. With the sequel to the first Guardians movie, Yondu gets much more fleshed out here and shown to have a much more human side to him. While he may have abducted Star-Lord as a boy, we learn that he actually grew to care for him and felt he was like a real son to him. He did so knowing that Ego couldn't be trusted after he killed all of his other children. At the end of Vol. 2, Yondu sacrifices himself to save Peter from outer space after Ego explodes. He says one last goodbye just before he dies in the vacuum of space.
6. Steve Trevor (Wonder Woman):

While this movie may be set in World War 2 where things like this is happening all the time, it's the death of this charismatic and likeable piolet that gets us the most. After Steve discovers that a plane full of poison gas is about to take off, he decides to say one last goodbye to Diana by saying he loves her and gives her his watch. And it makes it even sadder when he gets into the plane and shoots the gas which causes the whole plane to explode.
5. Thomas and Martha Wayne (Batman Begins):

One of the few times when a reboot of a series is made and it's even more effective than the original. When Bruce and his family are at a show, he asks to leave early due to his new fear of bats. When they leave, a gunner threatens his family to give him their stuff, when it looks like they're about to, the guy gets nervous and shoots both of Bruce's parents in front of him. As the gunner runs off, Bruce looks at his parents in despair as his dad's last words to him are "Don't be afraid." Given how the movie had previously helped us care about both Bruce and his parents before this, it just made the execution of this scene all the more effective.
4. Uncle Ben (Spider-Man):
One of the saddest and most iconic deaths in comic book history, the death of Peter's Uncle Ben is the main motivation that pushed Peter to becoming Spider-Man. While Uncle Ben may not have had a whole lot of screen time here, he was given enough to leave an impression on us. So much that we're able to really care and feel even more sorry when he's killed. When a robber steals money from a wrestling match place and Peter has the opportunity to stop him, he doesn't because he was getting payback for when the guy cheated out of paying him, but this allows the robber to escape and this causes Flint Marko to accidently kill Uncle Ben.
3. Professor X (Logan):

At number 3 is the first appearance from a character from last year's Logan. This whole movie is full of nonstop deaths and horrific images. And one of the most shocking is the death of Charles Xavier. When X-24 comes into the bedroom where he was sleeping, he quickly kills him and Wolverine tries to help him when he finds him. He tries to get him into a truck but Professor X then dies there with a grieving look on his face. With how long we'd known this Professor X, seeing him go once and for all is just devastating.
2. Wolverine (Logan):

Said to be the saddest death in comic book movie history by so many people, at the time of its release, this death from last year's Logan was the only one that came close to making me cry. In this final fight, Wolverine is trying to help the mutant children after the Reevers attack them with the X-24 clone of Wolverine himself. After a huge brutal fight, X-24 is able to overpower Wolverine and uses a piece of a tree to stab him which is the last thing needed to kill him with his healing factor all gone at this point. After he says his final words to Laura, he finally dies and the mutant children then bury him. Given the relationship that Wolverine and Laura had been developing over the movie, as well as the fact that this version of Wolverine is one that we've been following for so many years, it makes it hurt that much more and makes us feel depressed towards the end.
And the number 1 saddest death in a comic book movie is... Everyone in Infinity War (Avengers: Infinity War):
And finally at number 1 are the deaths of so many characters from this year's Avengers: Infinity War. While the whole movie is filled with really sad deaths in it and there are so many to choose from, I'm mainly talking about the ending to the movie when Thanos snaps his fingers with the Infinity Stones inside the Infinity Gauntlet. After he does, we're shown so many characters just turning to dust. Bucky, Black Panther, Groot, Scarlet Witch, Mantis, Drax, Star-Lord, Doctor Strange and so many more. But, for me, and a lot of people, the saddest is definetly Spider-Man. Seeing how this is the best version of Spider-Man ever and seeing how we had come to love him before this, seeing him break down like this and acting in the way an actual person his age would act, yeah, it just made it all the more heart-breaking. There were other deaths in the movie too that were really sad like Loki, Heimdal, Gamora, Vision and even more people are turning to dust even after the credits like Hill and Fury. And this can even count for Ant-Man And The Wasp because Hope, Hank and Janet die in the process of it too. And so having all that happening and seeing all of this by shock, it especially made me cry with Spidey. And all that is why all the deaths from Infinity War is my pick for the number 1 saddest death in a comic book movie. And so everyone, those are my picks for the top 10 saddest deaths in comic book movies. Thank you all for reading, I hope you liked this and please comment down below to tell me what you think.

My top 10 saddest deaths in anime

Some of the best parts about anime is the fact that so many of them can create so many emotional scenes. Some of which may even cause people to cry and get emotionally invested in them. A lot of that can be due to brilliant writing and fantastic investment. These characters can be ones that we've gotten to know so well and gotten to love for so long that when they die, it makes it all the more tragic and heart-breaking to see them go. And given how there are so many deaths in anime, a lot of them have caused so many people to be saddened, I decided to count down my top 10 saddest deaths in anime. And so, let's begin and I hope you all like this.
10. Minato and Kushina (Naruto Shippuden):
Starting us off at number 10 are Naruto's parents. Probably the most famous death in the series. When Obito attacked the village with Kurama, Minato managed to get them away. And when they get far enough, Minato attempts to use the Reaper Death Seal Jutsu to seal half of Kurama inside Naruto, who had just been born. But when Kurama realises what going on, he tries to kill Naruto so Kushina and Minato jump in front of him to save him from his claw. After saying they're last goodbyes and last words to him, they both die as soon as Kurama is absorbed into both Naruto and Minato. And given how they're both likeable characters and they get even more likeable when they meet Naruto again, yeah, it just makes that all the more tragic.
9. Spike (Cowboy Bebop):
This is a bit of confusing one. If you've seen the show, you know what I mean, but in case you don't the last scene of the last episode from Cowboy Bebop is Spike falling on some stairs after his fight with Vicious. But it's never official confirmed 100% that he's actually dead. He could have done that out of exhaustion or loss of too much blood. Either way, we just know that he might be dead and it's kinda sad in that way.
8. Nina (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood):

While a small appearance on the show, the death of this little girl is still tragic and kinda terrifying. After Ed and Al make friends with Nina and her dad, they come over to their house again a third time, but this time to discover that Shou Tucker had used alchemy to fuse her and her dog Alexander together into a chimera. Once Ed figures it out, he becomes enraged and pounds Tucker's face in hard with automail arm. When Al stops him and Ed is horrified of seeing the new chimera, Tucker and Nina are under house arrest for a night until Scar comes and kills Tucker. He then sees Nina and knows that there's nothing that can be done to separate them, so he kills her too. The last we see of them are both Tucker and Nina's dead bodies on the ground surrounded by blood.
7. Neji (Naruto: Shippuden):
Another Naruto death on this list is when Neji, one of the biggest characters in the whole series, was murdered in an attempt to save Naruto and Hinata from the Ten Tails. When it begins to shoot out spikes, Hinata tries her best to save Naruto, but when three are about to hit them, Neji jumps in front of them to save them. This was a ginormous shock considering how much of a major player Neji really was. Seeing Naruto, Hinata and everyone else's reaction to it is terrifying and it ends with Obito taunting Naruto in a way, but all of this helps as Hinata gives Naruto a motivational speech, and just the one he needed to get back on his feet and keep charging ahead to save everyone.
6. Hohenheim (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood):

Another one of the saddest deaths in the Fullmetal Alchemist franchise is the death of Ed and Al's dad. After the defeat of Father, Hohenheim goes to visit Trish's grave knowing that he's about to die. He says his last bit of respects talking about Ed and Al before dying with a smile on his face in front of Trish's grave. Pinoko then discovers him there and can't help but feel sorrow. And given how Hohenheim had been made as this incredibly caring and loving father character before, it just made the scene all the more saddening.
5. L (Death Note):

Probably the most controversial death in anime, given how death is practically the main staple of this series, considering the word "death" is even in the title of the series, L's death is probably the most hated death ever created for an anime. After Light and Rem make a deal, or when Light blackmails Rem in a way, Rem decides to use her Death Note to kill L and Watari as a means to protect Misa allowing Light to win. As L is about to die, he looks at Light smiling now knowing 100% that Light was Kira. While that may have been a twist, I think we can all agree that that was a huge mistake considering L was the best character in the series with being incredibly fun, smart and interesting, so eliminating him just made way for, well, less impressive characters like Near and Mello.
4. Jiraiya (Naruto Shippuden):

Probably the saddest death in Naruto, Jiraiya left one humongous impression when he died. After fighting Pain and discovering his real identity, he tried to relay the message with Lord Fukusaku and had him bring the message to Tsunade via a burnt message on his back. And all of this was happening while the six different Pains were all attacking him and trying to kill him. They even managed to cut off his arm and it ended with him sinking to the bottom of the sea while thinking about Naruto.
3. Hughes (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood):
Probably the most well known and saddest death in anime history, this being the death of Cornal Maes Hughes from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. After Hughes begins to figure out more about the Homunculus' plans, Lust and Envy are sent to kill him before he can tell anyone. First Lust tries to kill him in the library and then Envy finds him at a phone booth. He then disguises himself as Maria Ross and then his wife and using a gun to shoot him. Considering Hughes had been built up as this incredibly likeable character beforehand and was one of the funniest in the series, this was especially heart-breaking for those reasons and seeing Ed and Al's reactions when they found was even worse.
2. Igneel (Fairy Tail):
Coming in close to number 1 is the death of Natsu's adopted dragon dad, Igneel. After Igneel finally emerges from inside Natsu, he begins to fight Acnologia when Acnologia and him charge at each other with Igneel losing an arm and part of the lefrt side of his body. All this is happening right in front of Natsu's eye and it ends with Igneel getting blasted over and over. And it especially gets sadder when Natsu breaks down into tears and says his last words to him and promising to take down Acnologia himself. Again, Igneel himself, I know I've said this a lot on this list, but he was just so loveable and so nice that when he dies, it almost kinda made me tear up. And seeing Natsu's reaction to it all just gave me even more punches to my gut.
And the number 1 saddest death in anime is... Ace (One Piece):
And finally at number 1 is the most iconic death from the series of One Piece, the death of Ace. This might actually be the most iconic death in anime history, especially given how incredibly loveable Ace was before this happened. After being defeated by Blackbeard, Ace is captured by the World Government and is sent to execution. When Luffy finds out, he rallies all the help he can get to go and try to rescue him. When they get to Marineford, they have all the admirals and other members of the marines after them trying to stop them. After a huge fight with so many people, Luffy eventually manages to free Ace and it looks like they're about to escape until Akainu appears and starts taunting about Whitebeard which gets Ace angry. When it looks like Akainu has beaten him, he then goes to kill Luffy with his lava powers, but Ace jumps in the way saving Luffy, but getting stabbed in the process. Even after doing everything he could Luffy was forced to watch in horror as his adoptive brother is murdered right in front of him and Ace says ones last goodbye to him before dropping to the ground dead. Having all this happen in front of Luffy left him heartbroken and terrified that his body shut down resulting in everyone on his side trying to save him. Given the horrific way it's all executed, we can't help but feel the same way Luffy feels as his brother slowly dies in his arms and he's put in a state of absolute trauma. And all that is why I think Ace's death is the saddest death in anime. And so, everyone, those are my picks for the top 10 saddest deaths in anime. Thank you all for reading, please comment to tell me what you think, or if you like anime, please tell me who you think had the saddest death.

Aquaman Trailer 2

So with DC and Warner Bros. still attempting to make another successful DC.E.U after the kinda big surprise last year with Wonder Woman, the only one from this year we're getting in Aquaman. We already got the first trailer in July, and now we got a much longer one and a better look at the movie as a whole. And, first off, just wanna say, this trailer is sorta way too long. Most trailers tend to be at least 2 or 3 minutes. This one is almost 6. And what they actually show seems a bit goofy and kinda over the top to me. It looks fine and I'm hoping this movie will be fun, there are actually some funny scenes in this, but it's dragged out and I wish some of this didn't feel kinda underwhelming. It looks fine, but I'm just hoping this movie actually is good and I hope this is where DC starts to pick themselves up. So, here it is and I hope you all like this.

Daredevil: Season 3 Official Trailer

So now with three of the Marvel Netflix shows out this year with new second seasons, it was about time that we got a real, official trailer for the number 1 show that everyone, including me, really wants to see, Daredevil. Again, like I've been saying a lot lately, I'm working on the Luke Cage: Season 2 review and I'm in the middle of watching Iron Fist: Season 2, so I'll have review for those up soon. But, for this, it looks like they're making Kingpin more terrifying than he already was and we even get to see Bullseye in this. We don't see him properly, I'm pretty sure he just impersonating Daredevil. But, yeah, this trailer looks really cool and I can't wait for it. Besides the Defenders, this is probably the most excited I've ever been for a Marvel Netflix show. And so, here it is and I hope you all like it.