How could the most obvious result of our stupidity happen?
Impressions:
Once again, Japan, I’m begging you to look up names before you use them. “Mike Myers” for a random screaming dude is an odd choice, whether it’s an unintended Halloween crossover, or the dude is going to pretend to be a weird British sexy spy or large Scottish ogre. Anyway, not-Quidditch begins and it already feels like we skipped over multiple things, with his personal Vegeta joining his team for no real reason and his not-fangirl turning out to be a super mage specializing in enhancements and creation of magical weaponry. Such as throwable swords. You know, how you use swords. And everybody in the crowd screams in disbelief at how crazy it is that… somebody would be using the spells that she’s casting? It’s cool and normal to summon magic gauntlets and swords, but using them? That’s just crazy.
Same old, same old really. But now with bigger crowds and more people screaming disbelief in the background, not to mention a whole bunch of random characters with unique designs popping up for three seconds in the various backgrounds. Always funny to see them amid the sea of completely generic brown haired dudes/girls. Not-Vegeta betrays Will at literally the first chance he gets after contributing absolutely nothing so far, which begs the question of why they didn’t instead bring a ham sandwich and leave it stashed at the start for their third. Or find any other person in the entire world who didn’t want to murder him. Kind of brought this problem on yourselves here, guys.
