They're alluded to at least.
I really don't know much about the series.

I saw that we're getting low men (rat-faced people) and vampires.

I'm rereading Nine Princes in Amber. I know its quite old, but lol everytime I see references to Trumps. Those are basically tarot cards, but still lol.

Does anyone read the web comic "Demon House" by Tapas? It's only got 130ish chapters right now but I'm totally in love with it.

Why are real bands guest staring on TTg and why am I still watching it lol.

This miniseries was highly watchable at least.

What colours is Smithers from The Simpsons?

Don't say 'yellow lol'

Some variation of , possibly depending on how his love for Mr. Burns drives the plot.

Humans are 5 colored.

He's not a human he's a cartoon character

He is based on a human and you could probwbly find examples of him being each color at some point.

Nah, comedic characters are pretty one dimmensional

Well, two-dimensional.

I love how giraffes are basically one of the "staple animals", yet they're never the protagonist.

Giraffes aren't don't to earth enough.

As a fan of the Dark Tower novels - they were my Harry Potter - I was surprised to see how well the movie captured the landscapes of Mid-World. Likewise, all those Stephen King easter eggs were fun. The marketing department did themselves a massive disservice with the Man in Black scenes they used in the trailers - they are a poor representation of the character; scenes like the one in the diner where he meets with those two fakeskins, or the ones where he's in the Devar-Toi overseeing everything, are on-point with his character.

The movie does have a steep learning curve, if you haven't read the novels. I automatically keyed into the Devar-Toi, the Thinny, and the war that Roland referenced - and that we did see in flashback, briefly. Anyone walking in without having read the novels would've probably been a little lost at first. That would be the movie's biggest weakness, I would say. The second being the Man in Black's Jedi-esque magic; in the books his is more subtle, and you do get to see some of that in the movie, but not near enough.

Why everyone just keeps repeating that ?
It's obviously not true...

You might be hard-pressed to find a mono-colored human, but they aren't that of a rare exception.
Most humans I tried to classify by color were 3-colored.

All States/Big Factions Are 5-Colored is a much more reasonable statement, I think. Still, pretty sure it's not true.

i don't think humans are any-coloured

mtg colours seem better suited to classifying an overly dramatic world filled with overly dramatic characters than real people

Well, it happened.
McDonald's sent the Rick & Morty crew a bottle of Szechuan Sauce.

Im 90% surr they got it from a third party.

I just realized this combo was in a Judgement set precon deck. Other than Heartless Hidetsugu and Overblaze, I can't think of any combos from the old precons. Do the planeswalker decks have any neat combos?