Welp i just watched it. I guess there's some info-dump if you're not already familiar with Kang but if you are it's pretty painful to get through. It's at least visually nice, but you prolly got that from the trailer.
Their midsections are perfectly protected by multiple belt pouches. If we learned anything from Rob Liefeld it's that pouches deflect the eye from noticing what's underneath, be it a waist the size of a donut, a forearm the size of an adult human, or as in this case, unshielded normal sized midsections.
I thought they were those electrostaffs from Revenge of the Sith rather than lightsabery things.
And as to the latter, the same reason Boba Fett keeps talking about his daimyo I guess?
Having now watched it I'd say it was exactly the type of ep I'd expect folks crowded in to watch at a con to say that about. Fan service abounded but mostly predictable and facepalmy happenings.
1986 if i iirc correctly. With seemingly years of tedious appearances of the monitor preparing for it. They were probably kinda cool if you were reading at the time but if you read the full books with them all together cuz you're following a reading order it's quite painful.
I guess i'm the only one who doesn't want them ruining squirrel girl with an mcu version.
this article made me want to give midnight suns another chance but the first hour or so i played over its free weekend really annoyed the crap out of me. i was already bored by the repetitive flashy attacks in the tutorial and couldn't imagine playing a full campaign of that. but it did seem like there was quality to it, unlike gotham knights which felt like a job from the get-go.
None of those missions you mention are actually part of the arc, they're her side missions. If you're positive it's malaise you're missing something's indeed very wonky as you'd have killed him twice running her full arc plus sides until she stopped giving missions.
The 3 year lag between reports of the bug would make me think it's more likely it was fixed but a later update made it resurface, rather than its just being ignored.