Ethan Stranger

When you wish upon a star Makes no difference who you are Anything your heart desires Will come to you… Everybody should know that classical song from Disney’s Pinocchio (Picture: Bottom Left Corner), however today I (Ethan Stranger) will be reviewing a different kind of Pinocchio and it’s not the 1940 animated feature nor its recent garbage Live-Action Remake (Picture: Bottom Right Corner) , Today, I’ll be reviewing the recent Netflix Stop-Motion Pinocchio by Gullimero Del Toro  (Picture: Top Center) and how I find it very relatable (from the Neurodivergent point of view), while also poking fun at the recent Live-Action Disney remake and how that version was a complete garage, so then…shall we review? I’ll never forget 1st hearing about Gullimero Del Toro’s Pinocchio all the way back in 2012 (you can check out some of these early concept art clips in this video link below), judging by them, we were close to a very different version of Gullimero Del Toro’s Pinocchio, where Geppetto

A Follow-up to my “ Legend of Korra: Power Bender ” post, Today I ( Ethan Stranger ) will be discussing another character from the Legend of Korra who I find relatable and that character is Avatar Korra’s Friend (Later Girlfriend), Asami Sato (Pictures: Top Center) voiced by the one and only beautiful Seychelle Gabriel (hope she gets a chance to read my “ Legend of Korra: Power Bender Post”). Now then…Let’s get down to Business  1st thing to refresh your memory on is that you’ll be very surprised at how both Asami and Toph (Picture: Bottom Right Corner) are kinda similar in some ways you can’t expect, for starters, both come from rich families (though while Toph has both her mom and dad, Asami sadly lost her mom and was stuck with her father, Hiroshi Sato , who hated benders and was a secret ally to the antagonistic group, the Equalists, but towards the end of the series, Hiroshi Sato did end up sacrificing himself and Asami reconcile with her father, though I’m not sure if Toph