I have a random question...

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Well, as the tittle of the latest part of Chapter 6 says, let's put some fun onto this crazy story that has been a roller-coaster between Oscar-bait moments and B-Class horror tropes. Now, to be clear, this will not be the only editorial dedicated to this archive panic of a chapter, but just the only one I have time to do right now (just three more exams and I'm free).

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And now is time for a Wave's Ramble, with Wave Blaster
(yes, I'm ripping off Chester A. Bum too)

Before I publish next chapter, I would like to give you guys something to think about.

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Baraka, eat your heart out!

Or, you know, let the Alien do it for you...

Okay, I said what I wanted and I expect for it to be heard but so far, the matter is closed. Moving on!

We're back to the story again, this time to do a little more analysis on the last chapter of Actually, I'm Dead. This time to talk about what does imply the revelation of Trixie's past with the ponies who trained her. Also, I want to discuss the design of Rarity's outfit and see what do you guys think on what do I have in mind.

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And here we are at the finish. The last phase of my Mortal Kombat banter series. This has been a lot of fun, but I'll admit, I am a bit happy to be at the end of this little side project.

So without further ado, let's begin.

First up on the roster, is the easygoing wind god Fujin. Brother of Raiden and fellow protector of Earthrealm. And an all-around swell guy too.

Fujin: "The sapling does not break against the gale."

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Last week's mashup of crossover sludge is done. Related note, if you haven't seen Endgame yet and you're invested in the Marvel movies, you're doing yourself an enormous disservice.

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Last week's generic edgelord stuff is finished. Enjoy, if that's possible.

This week's a twofer celebration: Tuesday's release of Mortal Kombat 11 and Friday's release of Avengers: Endgame. If you know me, you can probably guess which is more exciting to me. Either way, we're gonna crossover about it.

Shell Gasoline would like you to meet six artists and "energy innovators" taking the world by storm! And they're certainly not a carefully photoshopped and choreographed set of artificially ethnically diversified commercial models who want you to know that fracking is the best thing ever and Native Americans suck.

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