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No, I don't think you get it. None of those gained their fame by comic books (I'm not counting manga here, though I don't know if Digimon ever had a manga).Transformers, Megaman, and Digimon were all comic series.
Point taken. This strengthens my opinion that none of those comics were good. ^_~No, I don't think you get it. None of those gained their fame by comic books (I'm not counting manga here, though I don't know if Digimon ever had a manga).Transformers, Megaman, and Digimon were all comic series.
I think, for now anyway, their discussion is based around the classic DC and Marvel characters. They are what has been referenced so far and what has fit the mold of "jock" superhero and "nerd" supervillain. Perhaps the story will expand to other areas of comicdom later.
Specifically, it came from an old poem the British used to say:Jingoism is a phrase that means to increase the Nationalistic view on your contry.Jingoism is the best word ever.
I wonder if it has anything to do with the phrase "By the living jing!" (if you've heard that beforem you are already at the bonus level)
I just said that to be silly, I wasn't serious.What makes it so interesting?On what? The fact that it was a manga?Care to elaborate?Point taken. This strengthens my opinion that none of those comics were good. ^_~
And yes. Digimon was a manga. A very... interesting manga... >_><_<
I've never read more than a few pages.
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it's like comparing a science fiction book with shakespeare (on a surface level, that is. Don't get all educated on my statement 
