Superheroing 101 - Friday 11/12, 3rd period

[stykera]

The room was darkened in preparation for another superhero themed viewing. This was absolutely not because Stark was having trouble coming up with ideas for classes on superheroing and floundering a bit. Except how it very much was because of that. Stark might even admit that if pressed on the subject.

“I thought we could watch another example of superheroes today,” Stark said. He was not yet aware of what they were watching. It was not what he’d planned on. He’d planned on a superhero origin movie which was going to lead to a discussion of where superheroes might come from.

He got something else entirely.

“This is...not what I was planning on,” he said, blinking at the screen a few times. “Sorry. It was something different when I set it up. But this is...he looks familiar.” Sorry, Kitty! “I suppose he’s still a superhero. So this is fine. And we can...think of something to discuss about it.”

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[stykera]

Like you're a superhero for kids! Or a kid yourself.

Watch the show!

[stykera]

Which isn't so much a show as a collection of clips of Super Grover!

Wonder why this superhero aimed at preschoolers is at all relevant.

Or just have some snacks. There are always snacks.

Discuss!

[stykera]

Surely you've got something to say about a Muppet superhero.

Why is this hero aimed at small children? What's the difference between Super Grover and the types of heroes you're used to?

Talk to Stark!

[stykera]

He's here and just as confused about the fuzzy blue hero as everyone else.

OOC!

[stykera]

Movie day brought to you by my regular school being extra stressful this week.

Preschool-appropriate movie day brought to you by me thinking I'm funny by having a little weekend foreshadowing.

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Sakaki

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[kawaii_complex]

Well! The superhero might have been aimed at preschoolers, but Sakaki was finding him absolutely charming and wonderful, too! She was practically shaking from the effort of not just giggling fits over his silly antics, and she already knew her afternoon was going to be spent making lumpy, sadly deformed plushie versions of him in her room later!

The heart was overflowing; the talent, dry as the Sahara.

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Alara Kitan

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Alara had never seen anything like this so she was watching and mostly feeling confused about this.

It was kind of cute she supposed but she didn’t understand the concept of a show aimed at children.

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Nell Ingram

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Nell had never seen anything like this in her life and she was totally enthralled with Super Grover!