Tuesday, 27 December 2016

My favourite bosses from the Kingdom Hearts series games

The Kingdom Hearts series is full of some of the best boss fights in gaming history and that's is absolutely true. Some of the best fun I have in my life is doing some of these bosses. So here I'm going through all the games and telling my favourite bosses in each of them and explaining why. Though, Kingdom Hearts: X won't be here because that game isn't finished yet and I can't exactly pick one from that one yet. And I'm absolutely certain that when Kingdom Hearts 3 comes out, that'll have the best boss fights ever. Call it a feeling I got. So let's start.
Kingdom Hearts: Ansem:
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Starting us off is the final battle in the first game. This is at the End of the World and you're fighting Ansem. I know he's technically called Xehanort's Heartless, but we didn't know that when this first came out. And it's a lot of fun too. At first you're at this place that looks like Destiny Island and you fight him there and then you appear in Darkness with this huge Heartless ship like thing and fighting him for the final time was a lot of fun too and very rewarding.
Kingdom Hearts: Re:Chained of Memories: Marluxia:
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Next in Re:Chained of Memories is the final fight against Marluxia. This is the only boss on here that actually kinda requires you to think. In fact, that's what this entire game has you do. Because of the card function, you have to make the numbers on your cards bigger than your enemy and that's what you have to do here. It's also fun to finally beat this guy. Especially since he's one of the ones who's been making Sora angry in the whole game. It's especially cool and fun the second time when he looks like what he does above.
Kingdom Hearts 2: M.C.P and Sark:
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This might actually be my favourite boss in the entire series. This is in Space Paranoids when you're teamed up with Tron and you're inside the M.C.P's base and you have to fight Sark at first and then you have fight him at super sized while also trying to delete the M.C.P. It's a whole lot of fun. I really like this fight and I especially like how when you try to run away from Sark and he puts up a wall in front of you to stop you but then you're able to do this reaction where you throw the Keyblade up and you jump with it and you charge towards I'm in the air and attack the top of his head. That is really cool and really helpful. And overall the fight is awesome and really fun to do.
Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days: Riku:
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Here, this is after Xion disappears and Roxas goes to the World That Never Was to try to set Kingdom Hearts free hoping it'll bring her back. But Riku interferes to stop him and to bring him to the mansion in Twilight Town and wake Sora up. And the fight between them is a lot of fun to do. Especially when you're in Limit Form and you can attack him as much as you want. I always like to redo this boss not just because of how helpful it is in levelling up but also because it is really fun to do over and over.
Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep: Vanitas

As you can tell, a lot of these are final bosses in the games and here you're playing as Ven and you're in his heart fighting Vanitas who has the X-Blade. And you're doing this fight with him and then you levitate in the air and the final attack is doing a crystal thing that you destroy that kills him. Or at least it looks like it kills him.
Kingdom Hearts: Re:Coded: Roxas:
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Continuing is the final fight in Re:Coded. This is when you're in Castle Oblivion as Data Sora and you have to fight Roxas who has the Oblivion Key and the Oathkeeper Key. And there's just something here that makes this boss really fun.
Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance: Rinzler:

Finishing this list is Sora's final boss in the Grid. This is battle that really makes you feel something. Rinzler, A.K.A Tron, was once an ally to Sora and know you have to fight him here. You can see how Sora doesn't want to fight him but he realises he has to. This fight is also difficult when you first do it but once you do it and finish the game, you can come back and do all the bosses again whenever you want like this one. It just really makes you feel something when you do it. And everyone, those are my favourite bosses in all the Kingdom Hearts games. Thank you all for reading and please comment to tell me your favourites if you like Kingdom Hearts too.

Monday, 26 December 2016

My paintings of Naruto characters

Doing more of my paintings, because I haven't done one of these entries for a while, I'm now doing one for Naruto characters. I've been thinking about doing this kinda one for a while and now I'm doing it, though, some things to note. I know it's not in the title, but these are going to be from Naruto Shippuden. You all know what I mean right. The second thing is that there aren't a whole lot of these. I'm doing these paintings by teams in the show, and if you know the show, then you should know what I mean. And the third thing to say is something regarding the Daniel Danger story. I said my next one was going to be my last one and it is but I'm actually saving that to be my 500th entry, will be very soon. This is 494th post, so we're really close. And yeah, that's it. I hope you all like these and please comment down below to tell me what you think. Anyway, let's start and I hope you all like these.
Naruto:

Sasuke:

Sakura:

Shikamaru:

Choji:

Ino:

Kiba:

Hinata:

Shino:

Neji:

Lee:

Tenten:

Saturday, 24 December 2016

My top 10 films of 2016

Seeing how it's almost Christmas and it's coming to the end of the year, I thought it would be time to talk about my top 10 favourite movies of this year. I already did a list of my top 5 movies of this year so far but now I'm expanding it and some things have of course changed since then. Not everything. My number 1 choice is still the same of course and so are some of the others. Also, I haven't seen Rouge One yet, so that's the reason it won't be here and I'm pretty sure I won't be seeing while it's out. And so, let's begin.
10. Suicide Squad: Don't get me wrong, I know this movie has a lot of issues and I've talked about it a lot, especially when I did my review, but I was still entertained watching this. And this is the only DC movie on here. For Batman V Superman, I enjoyed it more than most people, but I still thought it was a jumbled mess with some really illogical moments and choices. But for Suicide Squad, I think the same, but I think this one is just more entertaining. Especially during the climax with Enchantress and Incubus. A lot of the actors were really engaging like the squad themselves and Joel Kinnaman as Rick Flagg and Viola Davis as Amada Waller. It was also cool to see the appearances from Ben Affleck as Batman. Again, it does have a lot of problems, but it's still a movie I enjoyed.
9. Kung Fu Panda 3: This is a movie I feel has really disappeared. I don't hear people talk about much. I just sorta feel like it's just vanished. But I still like it. It isn't as good as the second movie, but there's still a lot of good stuff here. The action is awesome, the comedy is still good and the characters are still likeable.. It's just such a really good way to end the Kung Fu Panda trilogy.
8. X-Men: Apocalypse: And now we've come to a really controversial movie. I know this movie isn't perfect and I've talked about them in my review of this movie but I still personally loved it. I just had such an undeniable fantastic time with this. The characters and performances are great. Especially James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender again. The rest of the cast is also really good like Jennifer Lawrence and Nicholas Hoult. And me and a few other people seem to be the only people on the planet who thought Oscar Isaac played a pretty cool villain in Apocalypse. Although, I will say that on my rewatch with the second viewing some of the not so good acting has stood out to me a little like some lines that Sophie Turner says. She does do a good performance as Jean but some of her acting isn't that great. But the acting from everyone is still really good and I still had an absolute blast watching this. (Also, it was awesome to see Wolverine again and to see in Berserker Rage form and to see Hugh Jackman back as Wolverine again.)
7. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: Continuing the list is the ninth instalment in the Harry Potter series. Fantastic Beasts brought back the amazing writing from J.K Rowling and the fantastic directing from David Yates, who, again, perfectly understands this world of wizardry. It has an excellent cast, especially with Eddie Redmayne as Newt and it was also cool to see those small connections to Harry Potter and I can't wait for more in the future.
6. Doctor Strange: The most recent M.C.U movie is at number 6. The cast and crew were really spot on here. Especially Benedict Cumberbatch, who absolutely nailed the character of Steven Strange. The effects were also incredible. I'd say this is probably the most C.G.I effects heavy M.C.U movie. It's not over stuffed C.G.I but it's the perfect amount. And it had a pretty sad ending when we saw Mordo go evil, even though we knew it had to happen. He'll most likely be the villain in the sequel if there's a phase 4. It'll also be cool when we see Doctor Strange interact with the Avengers. Especially seeing what he'll do in Infinity War.
5. Finding Dory: It's back. Pixar. Back on a list I make that's a sequel to one of my favourite animated movies of all time. It's also continuing the adventures of one of, if not, the best Pixar side character of all time. And not only did it portray Dory very well, but also the other returning characters and even the new characters they introduced here are also very good like Hank, Destiny and Bailey are very entertaining and likeable too. And Pixar still knows how to do really funny stuff. And even their animation is still beautiful. It always is and always will. I overall can't stop being happy knowing that Pixar has done it with another amazing movie and this one was the sequel to the first movie I saw in cinemas and it's great they treated it this well.
4. Deadpool: The Merc with a Mouth's first full length film is at number 5.
???: "Whoa, whoa, whoa. What's going on here?"
What the? Who said that?
???: "Who's movie are you writing about right now?"
Oh no. Don't tell me.
???: "Yep."

What are you doing?
Deadpool: "Wondering why you're putting my absolutely perfect movie at number 4 on this list."
I'm just telling what I thought of the movies this year.
Deadpool: "Are you kidding me?"
Well if you don't like it, why don't you write this?
Deadpool: "No, I'm too busy trying to find Francis and getting ready for red man tonight to deal with you."
Then go away.
Deadpool: "Fine, but don't make this mistake when Deadpool 2 comes out."
Fine.
Deadpool: "Goodbye."
Wow, that was weird. But anyway this movie was definetly fantastic. The crew and especially the cast were phenomenal in this. It showed FOX at their best when they actually listen to the people and don't try to ruin a popular character like Deadpool. It also showed Ryan Reynolds doing his best performance in his entire life. And the fact that it was rated R is even better. I know from just watching the adds and everything before this and getting super excited. The same can be said for everyone who saw this. And all that is why Deadpool is at number 4.
Deadpool: "Shame on you."
3. Moana: While I absolutely love Pixar and I love Finding Dory, I can't deny the fact that in terms of animation this year, Disney was practically the master. That may sound weird but that's the way I'm going to put it. Moana not only had a fantastic and enjoyable story, but also amazing songs, beautiful animation, extremely likeable characters and amazing directing by John Musker and Ron Clements. I was very happy to see this when I did and it was a lot of fun to follow and watch these really amazing characters and I was super entertained the whole way through. And, and this is going to be kinda hard to explain, but there's just this feeling I got while watching it that really made me appreciate it and really love it, especially just watching everything play out and watching these characters move through it. And, like I said in the review, the songs may be some of the best in a while. And, like the other recent Disney Classics, I can't wait for it to come to DVD and add it to the other Disney Classics I have.
2. Zootropolis: As a lot of people will agree, Zootropolis, also known as Zootopia, is one of the best animated movies in the past decade. The story in this is easily one of the best that Disney's ever written. From the first scene to the last scene I was absolutely transfixed onto the screen and like some of the others I said, I was never bored and I was entertain the whole way through with not one bland thing in it. And, like what's been brought up before, I think this is a kinda adult movie with there being themes like prejudice and other stuff like that. This is just a really amazing and awesome movie. Even sorta layered. And the story it has to tell seems a lot more detailed than you might think from a few things like this. And the two main characters, Judy Hopps and Nick Wild were great and it was so much fun watching them and getting to know them. Same with the other characters like Clawhauser and Bogo. It's overall, a perfect animated movie and another amazing Disney Classic.
And my number 1 favourite movie of 2016 is... Captain America: Civil War: Was there any doubt? I've already talked about this a million times already. I don't entirely like being clichéd and predictable, but what can I say? Civil War is just utterly fantastic. At this point, there's not any else to say that I haven't said already said before. Fantastic performances, action, camerawork, story, introduction for new characters and amazing way to sorta split the Avengers up but we all know what's going to happen. Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. are of course still fantastic. Chadwick Boseman and Tom Holland were perfect and absolutely excellent as Black Panther and Spider-Man. And as far as the rest of the cast, they do amazing too. Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Anthony Mackey, Don Cheadle, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany, Jeremy Renner, Paul Rudd, they all do a great job. Especially Jeremy Renner and Paul Rudd. Hawkeye's beginning to be really becoming an awesome, funny and really likeable character and Paul Rudd had probably the best comedy in the whole movie, even if those two characters aren't in the movie that long. And I still think Zemo is a pretty good villain and one of the best M.C.U villains. And the directing by the Russos is absolutely fantastic and I can't wait to see how they direct Infinity War. And I don't think any ending in a movie this year was as powerful emotionally then the ending of this movie. And everyone, those are my top 10 favourite movies of 2016. Thank you all for reading and please comment down below to tell me what yours are. And also, merry Christmas.

Wednesday, 21 December 2016

My top 5 Marvel graphic novels

So last month I made lists of my favourite Spider-Man, Batman and X-Men comics and now I'm going to do a list of Marvel graphic novels. And these will be Marvel graphic novels that have a continuing storyline with a beginning, middle and end that were just that fantastic. And these are graphic novels I either own and read or read some other way. Let's begin.
5. Old Man Logan:

One of the most famous Marvel stories ever told, Old Man Logan follows a much older Wolverine in a world where supervillains rule the world and most of the superheroes have been killed. The rest are in hiding like Wolverine and Hawkeye, who he teams up with. Trying to hide his claws after accidently killing the X-Men many years ago, Wolverine takes a job but finds out his family has family has been killed and goes to kill many people like Red Skull and Hulk. I originally didn't really like this one but after reading it again, I've enjoyed it a whole lot more. And this is going to be a big inspiration for next year's Logan.
4. Marvels:

This graphic novel is one that actually retells the tales of other Marvel stories. It centres around a photographer who is taking pictures of these events. And this is, in my opinion, one of the more interesting Marvel graphic novels. Especially given how it's showing the events of many years of Marvel all being absorbed by one guy. And the art in this is absolutely, and pun intended, marvellous. (Get it?)
3. Uncanny X-Force: Final Execution Book Z:

I already talked about this in my top 5 X-Men comics so if you want to know my full thoughts, just read that if you haven't already. Overall, I think this is one of the most entertaining Marvel graphic novels and one of the biggest ones I love to read a lot.
2. Infinity:
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What is most likely going to be the main inspiration for the Avengers: Infinity War movie in 2018, this graphic novels shows the Avengers against Thanos. Thanos is mainly attacking Earth while the Avengers are in space uniting the universe against the Builders. And it also shows them trying to figure out how to stop Thanos too.
And my number 1 favourite Marvel graphic novel is... Civil War:
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The inspiration for the third Captain America movie this year, this graphic novel sees the Avengers divided as government officials want to reign in the Avengers. One team, led by Iron Man, supports it. While the other, led by Captain America, apposes it. This is what divides out heroes and we get to see fists clash as the arguments are all over saying what they should do and to say who's wrong. Civil War was also one of graphic novels that really captivated readers and had them split as well. It even had a major character die at the end. And those are my top 5 Marvel graphic novels. Thank you all for reading and pleased comment own below to tell me what your favourite is.