In Dragon Ball Franchise, Sayian means "crazy-vegetable man". Also all sayian are name after vegetables. Broly=Broccoli, Paragus=Asparagus, Kakorat=Carrot. Except for Vegeta. Vegeta is a play off words Vege. And his Brother is named Tarble. That means together they make Vegetatarbles!!! Or Vegetables. [spoiler]uwu[/spoiler]

At 25 years old, the TV show [i]Arthur[/i] is the second longest running cartoon after [i]The Simpsons[/i]. Its common in cartoons to have women voice young boys. [i]Arthur[/i] does the extreme opposite. During the original casting, the show runners felt the girls trying out for the part of Arthur's younger sister DW kept coming off as too sweet. They eventually asked one of the boys trying out for Arthur to read her lines. They felt his reading added a level of grit that better fit the character's tomboyish and rough around the edges personality. The character has been voiced exclusively by boys ever since.

The anime Flip Flappers likes to switch genres almost every episode. Episode 3 is a post apocalyptic Dragon Ball Z thing, Episode 5 is a horror school, episode 7 is.. I’m not entirely sure. Point is, each episode is wildly different from eachother, and somehow they manage to pull off every single one perfectly. The secret? Each episode actually has a completely different writer. I’m not sure the specifics on how the writing process works, or how much freedom they have, but either way, it’s true! Every single episode has a different writer from the previous & next ones! Which is in turn rather impressive, because they managed to have 13 or so different writers all piece together not only a coherent plot, but a jamblasted good one!

In Kingdom Hearts III, Donald Duck casts a move called "Zettaflare" which is a more powerful variant of the usual "Flare" cast. Flare is a common black mage ability in the wider Final Fantasy series, but there are more powerful variants of the spell seen in the games. • Flare is a high level magic spell • Megaflare is Bahamut's signature ability • Gigaflare is Neo-Bahamut's attack • Terraflare is Bahamut Zero's attack, it is also the attack used by Bahamut to reset the world in Final Fantasy XIV • Petaflare is the final attack Bahamut SIN used in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children • Exaflare belongs to Bahamut Fury, Bahamut Prime, and Midgardsormr Zettaflare has never been used by any enemy in a Final Fantasy game. Granted, Kingdom Hearts is not in the FF series, but it does utilize many Final Fantasy characters and tropes. Specifically, the magic system in Kingdom Hearts is straight out of Final Fantasy with its magic tiers. As the flare tiers are based on Greek prefixes, we can estimate the amount of difference between the tiers. deca – 10^1 – 10 kilo – 10^3 – 1,000 mega – 10^6 – 1,000,000 giga – 10^9– 1,000,000,000 tera – 10^12 – 1,000,000,000,000 peta – 10^15– 1,000,000,000,000,000 exa – 10^18 – 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 zetta -10^21 – 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Which means Zettaflare is one thousand exaflares or a septillion flares. Which is goddamn insane. Especially since no one else in the extended Final Fantasy universe is capable of casting it. Not even the series' most powerful enemies have come close. Which means that Donald Duck is the most powerful being in the wider Final Fantasy universe and could probably nuke solar systems. [b]Keep in mind, I didn't write this. If the math is off, it's on the original author.[/b]

Ok kids, here’s some Doctor Who trivia. In 1963 the iconic image of the Dalek rolled on to our screens curtesy of designer Raymond Cusick (not the famous Terry Nation, who simply wrote a vague outline and stole all subsequent credit and copyright). But before Cusick, a certain [b][i]Ridley Scott[/i][/b] was set to work on the show before turning it down due to other commitments. The TARDIS was originally going to be a giant bubble. During the 60s, the show was filmed ‘as-live’ with very few cuts in the tape or reshoots allowed due to time constraints (They would rewrite and rehearse throughout the week, before recording on Friday to be broadcast on the Saturday) meaning lots and lots of mistakes were deliberately left in, like a shot in The Web Planet of a giant ant-like creature called a Zarbi running straight into the camera.

The secret final boss in Bloodborne had two final forms, but they were left on the cutting room floor. The Lotus was originally written as an organization rather than a individual. The old Destiny 1 trailers/promo/videos have interesting stuff. Some we still don’t see in the actual game. Ex: Early glimpses of the dreadnaught, rendering of a unused cutscene play out, ward of dawn following the titan, and a hunter blinking. + Obscure concept art

The little piece of plastic at the end of a shoelace is called an Aglet.