And throwing Death in it can maybe explain that scene
I guess Frieza and Jack Horner have a lot in common:
they are both purple crazy villains who know very well that they are evil, don’t care they are evil and have so much fun living their merry evil lives destroying everyone else’s… and they are also both looking for the thing that grants wishes
today the girl ringing me up at the gas station said “ok, have a nice day. i love you” and i said “what” and she repeated “i love you” with better diction
this is hilarious because the return address means James is in the same town. even if we ignore how small towns are in-game, Pallet Town doesn’t seem THAT big. James could’ve walked that letter to their mail box and stuck it in there, just using the address to let Jessie know he did it.
but it has a stamp.
and a post mark ON the stamp.
this EXTRA mf-er, instead of walking two blocks to Jessie’s mailbox, walked the opposite direction for two blocks to give it to the post office, paying postage to do it, and make THEM walk the four blocks to put it in Jessie’s mailbox.
he’s been WAITING for at least a day or two for this to get delivered so he can see her reaction.
Lemme just squeeze in a teen Kuriza in the current DBS timeline. Their dynamic just works. They like to spar with each-other but at the same time they enjoy the company. Their parents ofc still hate each other (Frieza and Vegeta) but their children just developed a chill relationship ever since they met. I love the outgoing girl and shy boy trope (it’s becoz of @masakoxtra vids that I love them more too)
