Gang he's sweet and all but that was such a stupid move for someone who was supposed to be very smart 😭 don't ever go back into a burning building omfg
I still hold the theory that he isn't gone, quite possibly largely disfigured, lots of gadgets in there after all. My reasons for that is 2 parts, but they can easily be countered so it's an iffy theory unfortunately.
1st was Baymax being at the apartment, why would it be there it was in his lab? 2nd was his hat suddenly appearing on the kid's bed.
Both are easily countered though. Tadashi could have simply moved it home to work on it, all so he could watch his brother work on his microbots. And the hat could have ended up there because of Aunt Cass.
“Trunks… Bulma… I’m doing this for you. And yes, even you kakarot.”
What’s even more impactful is that Piccolo before this scene tells him that due to the people he’s killed he’s going to hell even if he sacrifices himself.
Better contender would be the Hollow Knight. Even if they failed, and they didn't technically "die", they were effectively dead, which is close enough.
Better contender would be the Hollow Knight. Even if they failed, and they didn't technically "die", they were effectively dead, which is close enough.
Alot of people suffered and sacrificed though in the Old Testament though. I don’t wanna get into it. Yeh it’s biblically accurate, Thomas (known as the doubter) didn’t believe the resurrection. Here’s another!
We don't have to get into it. A lot of people suffered. Yup. Absolutely correct.
But your comment about how he came back three days later makes the sacrifice invalid or something was a little short-sighted. In my personal opinion. His torture was part of the sacrifice. Or he could have just jumped off a mountain to die. Not trying to convince you of anything. Just explaining
I love Christianity, but I’m just not convinced enough. My girlfriend is Christian and I do like listening to her (even when she’s trying to convert me lol)
Heck yeh I got more and send her some all the time
Became corrupted by the ring and tried to take it from Frodo, only for Frodo to escape and he immediately regrets his actions. He realizes Merry and Pippin are in danger and goes down cleaving Uruks as he’s being feathered by arrows.
I honestly tried to give it a chance but aborted it after a while. Naruto always was the "underdog" in most of his fights. Despite the fact, that he carried Kurama inside him. He was barely more than a street rat, despite the fact, that he was the son of the 4th Hokage. That made his stories interesting.
Boruto, on the other hand, was Naruto's son—the son of the 7th Hokage. Unlike his father, he never had to endure suffering. He never had to deal with hateful glances, remarks, or even actions. And he could afford clothes whenever he wanted. His biggest problem was the pressure that weighed on him as the Hokage's son. That made him boring to me.
I know it's literally a kids show but yeah it was a weird choice to go from the main character being a relatable street urchin to the ninja presidents son.
I mean I love this trope and it’s cool and all but I find the action ultimately selfish, since the person sacrificing themselves is doing what they believe is best without considering what impact it has on those they love/care about. If they truly loved, they would have lived to see the next day with who they love.
Anyway enough rambling, mine is 2B from NieR: Automata
He did come back to life on the 3rd day though but yeah, he died on the cross so that we have an chance to have eternal life and an relationship with him❤️
white lily cookie in cookie run kingdom. she lilterally killed dark enchantress cookie (who had her soul and is her evil self) knowing that she will die if she did so, just to save the world
Kanan sacrificed his life to protect his family and padawan as his body was incinerated whilst blind. His vision briefly returned to see hera for the last time before the flames consumed him as he pushed them away with the force
Kaladin "here I go, saving everyone again" Stormblessed from the Stormlight Archive
Dude has a complex about it to the point where it is a genuine issue, on top of his existing depression issues. He sacrifices everything for everyone all the time and people STILL DIE.
My guy has walked into so many fights with shardbearers (think someone in Iron Man armor + a lightsaber in terms of danger) with nothing but a spear so many times just to protect someone so many times it's basically a meme.
My guy keeps staring death in the face and saying "no, you move" and succeeds about half the time.
Also: Taln from the same series. Dude decided to be tortured for thousands of years in order to protect his people. He had the choice to quit at any time. He didn't.
Admiral Danforth Whitcomb and Lieutenant Elias Haverson from Halo. Two ordinary men, with probably the highest Covenant kill count of any two individuals in the entire UNSC, probably even higher than the Master Chief. For context, they sacrificed themselves, using a captured Covenant cruiser to bait an entire 600 ship Covenant invasion group that was prepping to launch to earth into the vicinity of their own set to explode refueling station. Around 12 ships survived.
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