Ah, the Deadliest Warrior
Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2009 1:47 am
*Sigh*
This week: Vikings Vs Samurai
The Viking is a drunken muscle bound idiot who does nothing but rape and pillage all day, he is a slower than all hell and he has IQ of a rock, with no idea how to strategize and no concept of discipline. The Samurai is a graceful anime character with lightening fast reflexes. Really. Anime and Spike T.V. told me so.
This show seems to have a hard on for throwing elite warriors against either foot soldiers or slaves. The first episode had an Apache (Serious warrior) vs a Gladiator (A slave who fought to entertain the masses), tonight’s episode had a baseline Viking warrior (foot soldier) vs a Samurai (elite knight equivalent). Next episode will feature a ninja (stealthy assassin) against...a Spartan warrior (foot soldier). The episode after that? A Buddhist monk (who can punch through stone walls) vs cave man (armed with a stone club and wearing a dinosaur skin loincloth).
The Spoony One hits the nail on the head: http://www.spoonyexperiment.com/2009/04 ... /#comments
This week: Vikings Vs Samurai
The Viking is a drunken muscle bound idiot who does nothing but rape and pillage all day, he is a slower than all hell and he has IQ of a rock, with no idea how to strategize and no concept of discipline. The Samurai is a graceful anime character with lightening fast reflexes. Really. Anime and Spike T.V. told me so.
This show seems to have a hard on for throwing elite warriors against either foot soldiers or slaves. The first episode had an Apache (Serious warrior) vs a Gladiator (A slave who fought to entertain the masses), tonight’s episode had a baseline Viking warrior (foot soldier) vs a Samurai (elite knight equivalent). Next episode will feature a ninja (stealthy assassin) against...a Spartan warrior (foot soldier). The episode after that? A Buddhist monk (who can punch through stone walls) vs cave man (armed with a stone club and wearing a dinosaur skin loincloth).
The Spoony One hits the nail on the head: http://www.spoonyexperiment.com/2009/04 ... /#comments