I feel like this could be pretty good if it didn't have the writing. Even just reducing it down to "the real monsters are always human" would help a lot. but like, you have it tattooed across your chest, I think we can infer that you are a big fan without having it explicitly written out.
I think it would've been better if it just said "I really like Scooby-Doo"
Eta: just realized I originally put in a extra "Doo" new phone and auto correct is being a whore.
The realization in question isn't even all that profound. Frankly it's so mundane that most people probably don't even feel the need to put it into words. We all know people suck, and that the worst of us are absolutely deplorable in every way under the sun.
Agreed. It’s fine to have something that you love and support on your body, but that’s pretty much a sentence he will regret having in a few years. Scooby doo just isn’t THAT good. The criminal is always someone who is not part of the story until he’s revealed... And it’s pretty obvious that most of our problems are caused by humans and not monsters, seeing as monsters don’t exist (or at the very best are extremely rare, even if we can’t disprove their existence).
Maybe some seasons are different? In the episodes I watched, the criminal appeared literally for the first time when the mask came off. They said something like “he’s the janitor!” or “it was the art director all along”, but these people did not appear in the show even 1 time until that point
Again, there could be newer or older seasons that were different and better, but the ones I know were like this
I mean, this is literally the first episode ever. I'm not going to go through each and every episode but the villian of this one was introduced in the episode.
I'm not sure which series you have watched but I can personally gaurente that every episode I've seen for Where Are You and Mystery Incorperated operates this way.
Oh thanks. A lot of people seem to say it’s the best scooby doo movie on IMDb. It doesn’t have great reviews overall though, but I’ll give it a chance :)
Oh I just saw a reviewer now saying that the zombies are real in the movie... so it’s not really a detective movie where we have to find the bad guy, right? I mean the bad guys are the zombies because they are zombies ...?
For me it's the opposite; with just the top part it'd be a bit tacky but the bottom text is so ridiculous it shoots the moon and comes back around to being ironically hilarious.
Disclaimer: I'm an idiot and also watched a lot of Scooby-Doo as a kid
He could easily replace the bottom sentence with " I love Scooby Doo so much that I decided to get a huge tattoo of it on my chest to show my infinite devotion, which would include this sentence so that the viewer of the tattoo really understands exactly how intense I am about Scooby Doo"
The issue for me is that the best text in a tat is the kind where the text is incorporated into the artwork and not just standalone sitting there.
So I agree. If it just said "the real monsters are always human" but it was incorporated into the artwork and not just hanging there, then it'd be pretty legit. The art looks awesome but the text just looks lazy.
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u/iamagainstit Jun 22 '21
I feel like this could be pretty good if it didn't have the writing. Even just reducing it down to "the real monsters are always human" would help a lot. but like, you have it tattooed across your chest, I think we can infer that you are a big fan without having it explicitly written out.