The Night King reminded me of someone…
The Night King reminded me of someone…
Owen Lopez
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Henry Ward
Arthas is too patrician for GoTshit and ASOIAFshit.
Isaac Gray
just now? whole resurection of fallen dragon is reminding this cinematit
Xavier Cruz
woah
Henry Green
>complaining about copying a copy
Daniel Morales
Yes that well spring of originality that is Blizzard.
Xavier Brooks
Momma's boy doesn't have anything to do with necromancy, and he himself is a copy. He's a fallen chosen one, horrifically burned and stuck in armor who redeems himself at the end. He's fantasy Darth Vader.
Benjamin Jackson
This. It was such a horrible choice to make the first WarCraft movie about this boring ass shit. They should have started with the Arthas saga.
Levi Martin
The choice of era wasn't what made the Warcraft movie dogshit. I'm glad they didn't castrate /ourprince/ on the big screen.
Of course they'll soon do it on the small screen, considering they've announced that they're retconning the W3 remake to give Jaina and Sylvanas more (((empowered))) roles.
Asher Jackson
Copies of the Witch King of Angmar
Luis Clark
The night king existed before Arthas.
Juan Bennett
i hope blizzard crashes and burns fuck them
Levi Perry
>"My child. I watched with pride, as you grew into a weapon of rightousness.
Wyatt Anderson
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Still the best WoW cinematic.
Luis Harris
Arthas legit makes no sense, only idolized my spoiled middle class kids dreaming of becoming edgelords
Nicholas Harris
This is actually pretty damn good. Never played WoW but this still gave me chills having played WC3.
David Anderson
His hatred for Mal'Ganis for forcing him to mercy kill his own people drove him to break his own code until he touched the blade, which destroyed his soul.
It's a very simple greek tragedy.
Ryder Phillips
I will rape you and laugh as you spasm out on your own shame orgasms.
Jack Cooper
Someone post the comparison between the wrath cinematic and the ending of season 7
Carter Carter
those scenes didn't exist before Arthas.
Eli Martin
>cares about saving his people from the undead menace
>gradually gets corrupted after he slaughters his own people and becomes convinced that he needs to obtain more power (Frostmourne)
>by the time he obtains Frostmourne he no longer cares about Lordaeron because the lich king spirit has corrupted his soul
It's not that much different from what they did with Starcraft and Kerrigan. In fact, Blizzard has been recycling this trope for decades now.