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Jackson debuted on film with a small part in the Miloš Forman-directed Ragtime (1981). His other early film appearances were minor roles in films such as Coming to America (1988), Do the Right Thing (1989), Goodfellas (1990), and The Exorcist III (1990). His breakthrough role was the crack-addict Gator in Spike Lee's Jungle Fever (1991), for which Jackson won a special jury prize for best supporting actor at the Cannes Film Festival.[3] He appeared in Jurassic Park in 1993 and, a year later, starred in the Quentin Tarantino-directed Pulp Fiction.[4] For the latter film, Jackson won the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role and received nominations for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor and a Golden Globe Award.[5][6] In 1994, he was also nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor for his performance in Against the Wall.[7] The following year, he starred opposite Bruce Willis in Die Hard with a Vengeance.[8] Jackson's performance in A Time to Kill (1996) garnered him a Golden Globe nomination for Best Supporting Actor.[9] He then collaborated with Tarantino on Jackie Brown (1997), for which he received a Golden Globe nomination.[10] Two years later, he starred in the science fiction horror film Deep Blue Sea.[11]

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After All For One's arrest, Tomura's hair has grown longer, and he adopts a hooded leather coat that he wears over his costume. He also added two additional red cords to connect the hands on his shoulders to the hands on his chest. During his fight with Re-Destro, Tomura's left hand was crushed, leaving only his ring and pinky fingers. After the Revival Celebration, Tomura wore a formal suit underneath a red coat with a fur collar similar to Overhaul's, and a temporary leg brace. His right arm and hand were bandaged after having unleashed the destructive true strength of his Decay Quirk, and he wore an orange brace (black in the anime) fitted with prosthetic fingers for his left hand. After his Quirk awakened, his hair has also changed color once again, from light blue to pure white.

During the events of My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising, Tomura wore a dark red trench coat along with the brace for his left hand, although he is depicted with his original clothes and hair color (likely due to the anime staff not having an adaptation of his updated design for him at the time).

By the time the Heroes raid the Jaku General Hospital, Tomura wore a black bodysuit with several mechanical enhancements similar to that of Nine's. He also dons X-Less' red cape once he finally awakens from his deep slumber, although the top part of his body suit was destroyed in his battle with Endeavor and his cape was completely incinerated. Tomura also now possesses small holes in his hands as a result of acquiring the "All For One" Quirk. It's also shown he lost his skinny figure in the process and gained a more muscular physique, and his left prosthetic fingers were replaced with a bio-mechanical device. In the anime, the scarring that was caused by Decay during his fight with Re-Destro remains on his right arm, leaving most of it red and cracked.

After the Paranormal Liberation War, his body begins to break apart as a cost of overusing All For One with an incomplete body, resulting in cracks and scars protruding all along his arms and neck, stretching down to his stomach. His eyes also become white and faded when All For One is in control.

Due to fans' complaints about Bleach's declining quality, TV Tokyo decided to "cancel" the series before the Thousand-Year Blood War arc could be animated. At the time of its unfortunate conclusion, several characters had already showcased their impressive strength. Now, with the anime getting a well-deserved adaptation after such a long time, it's important to take a closer look at some of the strongest Bleach characters.

Updated by Ajay Aravind on December 24th, 2022: The Thousand-Year Blood War arc began on October 11th, delighting Bleach fans around the world. The anime also saw a significant rise in MyAnimeList's ranking hierarchy, reaching #2 soon after the premiere episode aired. Several new characters were introduced in Bleach's final saga, most of them being villains. And yet, these antagonists have proven to be just as strong as their altruistic counterparts.

He actually managed to crack Aizen's Hogyoku-enhanced Cocoon form, highlighting the sheer strength of his Shikai, Engetsu. Like his son, Isshin also relies on Getsuga Tenshos as his main technique. The difference is that Isshin's attacks are considerably more refined than Ichigo's haphazard slices.

In this sequel to the first live-action feature film based on the beloved Fullmetal Alchemist anime series, the Elric brothers (Ryôsuke Yamada and Atom Mizuishi) meet their most challenging opponent yet in the form of a serial killer (Mackenyu) with a large scar on his forehead. When the killer (accurately dubbed Scar) begins targeting State Alchemists for their sins against God, Alchemist Edward finds himself at risk. In addition to the threat of Scar, the brothers are also shaken by the return of the homunculi. With so many fearsome foes to face and hurdles to overcome, this Netflix Original fantasy action-adventure is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.

Two soundtracks were released for the anime. The first original soundtrack was released on August 24, 2016 and contains 31 tracks from the anime. The second original soundtrack was released December 21, 2016 and contains 29 tracks from the anime. Both soundtracks mostly consists of original tracks and character leitmotifs, but also feature some arrangements of musical themes from the games, such as the Steel Samurai's theme and "Objection!"

The first season of the anime premiered in Japan on April 2, 2016,[5][6][7] with new episodes airing weekly on Saturdays until its final episode on September, 24, 2016. Outside Asia, the streaming site Crunchyroll provides two subtitled versions for online viewing on the same day for premium members, and one week later for everyone else; one version using the original Japanese character names and the other substituting them for the localized versions (e.g., "Phoenix Wright" instead of "Ryūichi Naruhodō").[8].

The second season of the anime premiered on October 6, 2018, with Crunchyroll providing a simulcast as with the previous season.[3] Funimation began streaming a dubbed version on October 30, 2018.[10]

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MozgusNormalReleasedモズグスBloody Scripture MozgusThe Great AngelBloodthirsty MozgusBasicsStatusDeceasedFatal eventKilled by GutsAnatomyKindHuman (formerly)Pseudo-ApostleGenderMaleHair colorBaldEye colorBlue (anime)Reddish brown (manga)

God's Armor: In his more monstrous form, Mozgus acquired a stone-hard scaly hide that covered his entire body. The armor was impervious to all weapons, even resisting damage against the infamous Dragon Slayer. However, due to Mozgus' previous wound before the transformation, a small crack in the armor formed around it. Guts was able to exploit this and blow the armor's crack open with the use of many explosives.

Mozgus has the upper-hand in the beginning of the battle, nearly killing Guts as the flames keeping the corpses at bay die out. Mozgus, focusing more on Guts than the greater threat, offers the swordsman a chance to live by putting the lives of the refugees wanting salvation ahead of Casca. But Guts, having found that the attempted deathblow he inflicted on Mozgus left a weakpoint in his armored body, refuses and uses his bombs to open the crack on Mozgus' chest wide enough to drive his sword in. His body being consumed by his own flames, Mozgus accepts his death as him getting to meet God soon while grabbing Guts as a final attempt to kill him. But Guts uses his weight and flips Mozgus over the wall of Albion, the burning inquisitor falling to his death. Ironically, the flames from Mozgus' charred body enabled some refugees to survive being consumed by the dead.

Let's see, broken cart slot that works only half the time, original joycon basically unusable, cracks in switch shell and vent, kickstand lost to the ages, all from what would be considered normal use with much care put towards the system.

My launch switch has a crack in the backplate (heat fracture) which I will replace eventually and I ditched the grey joycons years ago but it still works just fine. I mostly use my v2 currently though, but I've been tinkering with my original.

My first Switch had the issue where the casing was cracking from the screw so I traded it in for a brand new one on the very last day of its warranty. Using an OLED now which is like my 4th Switch overall.

My 2017 Switch has a slight hairline crack in its glass screen protector (thankfully not the actual screen) and I had to send my Joy-Cons in to Nintendo for drift two years ago, but aside from that, it's been as perfect as the day I got it! Still use it almost every day and haven't needed to upgrade yet! (Though I would like an OLED one, thanks.) What a wonderful little machine. 2ff7e9595c