забавен тот факт, что "каноническое событие" должно было произойти именно с участием майзла, ведь без него не было бы и разрушений (спот бы просто не появился). где-то мигель допустил ошибку
What arrogance? All his goofiness is a front to cover his personal mission to protect his friends and rebel against a fundamentally flawed, domineering organization trying to exert control on something they don't fully understand. When he says he doesn't follow orders and neither does Miles, pride doesn't factor in at all. That's an attempt to keep Miles from going to the base and delivering himself to Miguel, because he knows it's a trap. He just paints the image of someone who's prone to being rebellious purely for the sake of being rebellious so that the behavior fits into his character while he pursues his actual goals. To be so 100, I didn't like him at first either, but then I realized what his deal is and he totally grew on me. The one who's annoying is Gwen (because she's cocky, impulsive, indecisive, rude, and so desperate for acceptance) and Miguel is just downright agitating (because he's genuinely extremely arrogant and self-absorbed). Dude basically sees himself as some divine arbiter of the universe's will. He talks about it repeatedly, muttering it to himself and yelling at other people about how he is the only one who's capable of protecting the space-time continuum despite the fact that he's operating based exclusively on conclusions drawn from a program he created, without actually having the full picture. I realize it's primarily motivated by trauma and grief, but he's still an unbearably self-righteous djck. Acts like he's the chosen one of the multiverse just because he sees himself that way.
What arrogance? All his goofiness is a front to cover his personal mission to protect his friends and rebel against a fundamentally flawed, domineering organization trying to exert control on something they don't fully understand. When he says he doesn't follow orders and neither does Miles, pride doesn't factor in at all. That's an attempt to keep Miles from going to the base and delivering himself to Miguel, because he knows it's a trap. He just paints the image of someone who's prone to being rebellious purely for the sake of being rebellious so that the behavior fits into his character while he pursues his actual goals. To be so 100, I didn't like him at first either, but then I realized what his deal is and he totally grew on me. The one who's annoying is Gwen (because she's cocky, impulsive, indecisive, rude, and so desperate for acceptance) and Miguel is just downright agitating (because he's genuinely extremely arrogant and self-absorbed). Dude basically sees himself as some divine arbiter of the universe's will. He talks about it repeatedly, muttering it to himself and yelling at other people about how he is the only one who's capable of protecting the space-time continuum despite the fact that he's operating based exclusively on conclusions drawn from a program he created, without actually having the full picture. I realize it's primarily motivated by trauma and grief, but he's still an unbearably self-righteous jerk. Acts like he's the chosen one of the multiverse just because he sees himself that way.
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Just realized that Hobie was trying to keep Miles from going to HQ so he wouldn't be detained by Miguel.
that was ALL he had to do. and, he failed. bad writing, bad character.
Hobie was trying to protect and support him the entire time.
I absolutely ADORE this rescue sequence with the falling buildings. The animation is so fluid and dynamic!
Gwen should have told miles about the canon events.
Yeah bro
забавен тот факт, что "каноническое событие" должно было произойти именно с участием майзла, ведь без него не было бы и разрушений (спот бы просто не появился). где-то мигель допустил ошибку
nice video bud
I love hobbie, told bad I think he gon die in the next movie 🥹🥹
What?!
Nah he’s too cool for them to kill off
@@randomuser6129 don’t cry when u see him death 🥹
Why would they do that?
Nice
Cool 🆒🆒 yo
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hobie was easily the most annoying character in the movie. he's too arrogant, and for that, i don't like him.
What arrogance? All his goofiness is a front to cover his personal mission to protect his friends and rebel against a fundamentally flawed, domineering organization trying to exert control on something they don't fully understand. When he says he doesn't follow orders and neither does Miles, pride doesn't factor in at all. That's an attempt to keep Miles from going to the base and delivering himself to Miguel, because he knows it's a trap. He just paints the image of someone who's prone to being rebellious purely for the sake of being rebellious so that the behavior fits into his character while he pursues his actual goals. To be so 100, I didn't like him at first either, but then I realized what his deal is and he totally grew on me.
The one who's annoying is Gwen (because she's cocky, impulsive, indecisive, rude, and so desperate for acceptance) and Miguel is just downright agitating (because he's genuinely extremely arrogant and self-absorbed). Dude basically sees himself as some divine arbiter of the universe's will. He talks about it repeatedly, muttering it to himself and yelling at other people about how he is the only one who's capable of protecting the space-time continuum despite the fact that he's operating based exclusively on conclusions drawn from a program he created, without actually having the full picture. I realize it's primarily motivated by trauma and grief, but he's still an unbearably self-righteous djck. Acts like he's the chosen one of the multiverse just because he sees himself that way.
What arrogance? All his goofiness is a front to cover his personal mission to protect his friends and rebel against a fundamentally flawed, domineering organization trying to exert control on something they don't fully understand. When he says he doesn't follow orders and neither does Miles, pride doesn't factor in at all. That's an attempt to keep Miles from going to the base and delivering himself to Miguel, because he knows it's a trap. He just paints the image of someone who's prone to being rebellious purely for the sake of being rebellious so that the behavior fits into his character while he pursues his actual goals. To be so 100, I didn't like him at first either, but then I realized what his deal is and he totally grew on me.
The one who's annoying is Gwen (because she's cocky, impulsive, indecisive, rude, and so desperate for acceptance) and Miguel is just downright agitating (because he's genuinely extremely arrogant and self-absorbed). Dude basically sees himself as some divine arbiter of the universe's will. He talks about it repeatedly, muttering it to himself and yelling at other people about how he is the only one who's capable of protecting the space-time continuum despite the fact that he's operating based exclusively on conclusions drawn from a program he created, without actually having the full picture. I realize it's primarily motivated by trauma and grief, but he's still an unbearably self-righteous jerk. Acts like he's the chosen one of the multiverse just because he sees himself that way.
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