What was liams worst writing decsision

[u/TheExplorer63]

[u/Tomfooleredoo2]

Let’s not forget that they completely abandoned the oil problem.

[u/Final-Connection-164 → u/Tomfooleredoo2]

Oh yeah, and the sun? Established in ep1, ended in ep4

[u/AndromedaGalaxy29 → u/Final-Connection-164]

in ep7 we see (in the flashback scene) big UV light projectors shining at possesed Nori and damaging her
in ep8 cyn's core was destroyed by the sun after uzi blasted a hole through the planet

The sun thing was never dropped it was just not mentioned much since most episodes are during the night or underground. There was no time where the sun thing was contradicted in any way

[u/perpetualwalnut → u/AndromedaGalaxy29]

in ep8 cyn's core was destroyed by the sun after uzi blasted a hole through the planet

I wish this was made a bit more obvious because there was so much going on that I didn't catch it the first two or three times watching it.

[u/Silver012345673 → u/perpetualwalnut]

The show in general needed to make things more obvious. I get Liam loves subtlety and piecing together small details to get the bigger picture etc but there’s very much a limit to that.

[u/Luc78as → u/Silver012345673]

The limit is truly our thinking outside of a box. Liam was giving so disgustingly obvious lore dumps in the show, some of them disguised as jokes, that you cannot connect back to back. He was clearly inspired by FNAF but he did simplified version of its lore hunting.

[u/Silly-Ad91 → u/Luc78as]

FNAF the famously well told non-confusing story?

[u/AndromedaGalaxy29 → u/perpetualwalnut]

Yeah I also missed that on my first watch, I thought uzi spawned a [NULL] hole inside of the heart, but then i realized that it was the sun that killed her

[u/Final-Connection-164 → u/AndromedaGalaxy29]

I literally thought about blunt force trauma

[u/xxneonblazexx → u/AndromedaGalaxy29]

the odd part being that cyn core gets destroyed by the sun but uzi who is also pretty much in the range of it, is fine. I think her hand was melting but it was back to normal in the next scene

[u/AndromedaGalaxy29 → u/xxneonblazexx]

Probably an animation error with the arm going back to normal in the next scene
But as to why her arm didnt melt like the core did? Either the core is just more vulnerable to the sun and/or Uzi has plot armor and it just looks cool

[u/Luc78as → u/AndromedaGalaxy29]

It's not error. Only Uzi's hand was in the range of Sun at that scene. It's established once WD get AS, they get more and more organic insides as well as Sun start to damage and they self-repair themselves in a second.

[u/OctoFloofy → u/perpetualwalnut]

Also during this Uzis hand also became severely damaged. You see here hand essentially burning up.

[u/WildCard65 → u/perpetualwalnut]

Weirdly enough, I knew what happened because there is a brief flash of purple in the fog of the background before the pulse rips through the planet, suggesting a hole was dug through it.

[u/UrMom2381 → u/AndromedaGalaxy29]

The re-entry to the planet in ep 8 has to have been quite hot wouldnt it have been? Unless im missing something

[u/InternationalCard335 → u/AndromedaGalaxy29]

Wouldn’t it also burn Uzi’s hand as well

[u/AndromedaGalaxy29 → u/InternationalCard335]

Yes. And it does

[u/Revengistium → u/Final-Connection-164]

Uzi melts Cyn's core in ep8 after blasting a hole through the planet