Sentences with phrase «different odd characters»

Not exact matches

It seems a bit odd because they are very different characters, with the Chilean being very much like Wenger and the Argentinean being almost the opposite.

We're all different characters and we're all very good friends... It's the most surprising thing I think I could tell people — actually we all get along quite well, which in a way is odd.

Joining someone's room will be odd as they might have higher or lower level character than you and probably on a different quest as well.

A key incentive is meant to be unlocking each of the 80 - odd different characters, but not only does this mean repeating the same missions over and over again but there's very little meaningful variety outside the first handful of main characters.

Cemetery Man is campy at times, there's lots of old school gore, black humor, murder sprees, a supernatural reoccurring love story, odd characters and shifts in tone (the first half is VERY different from the latter half).

There also is an odd feel to the make - up of the city itself, nondescript, with an intentional microcosm of different nationalities, races, genders and accents (It is claimed that author Saramago had the producers agree the story not be set in any recognizable city and without named characters, like the novel).

The latter three characters are tonally different than our main Avengers — the aubergine - skinned, floating Vision makes even a hero like the Hulk look pedestrian — and their inclusion means that Age of Ultron «is an odd film in some ways,» Whedon said.

(This is odd because, a few months ago, Sutherland explicitly said that he was the same character from the first movie but with a different name.

Dr. Mason stressed the need to focus not on 20 - 100 different strategies for developing character in the odd moments that are available, but in the value of a «program that hones in on 5 critical features that can be integrated throughout the school day in multiple ways.»

But the odd thing about emotional experience is that one can only access it if one imagines a character quite different from one's self.

From there, the novel spins out to offer different perspectives from a variety of characters associated with the odd musical play.

The game's character cast is whimsical and odd, with you taking your selection from six different high - school aged «beastmen» with various animal attributes.

Instead, 20 % of the roster consists of repeated characters; Mewtwo and Pikachu both have two different versions, which granted, play significantly differently from their counterpart (and I also have a personal preference with Pikachu Libre), but still factoring all of these omissions from the gargantuan Pokédex and their limited number of slots for their roster seems rather odd that they would rather spend duplicating Pokémon instead of using different ones altogether.

As Kotaku rightly says, it does feel like a rather awkward fan fiction story, with a bromance forming between Devil May Cry's Dante and Rocket Raccoon and some very odd - looking proportions between the wildly different characters.

You'll swing for the greens across eight different courses, but also chat with surly characters, complete odd jobs, and spend plenty of time not in competition.

The character lineup is pretty odd, as well, with Billy & Jimmy being the only heroes among twelve different characters, even though the cartoon had «honorary dragons» show up and leave all the time.