Game's fun to play, that's all there is to it for most people.

For what format? Like as concept this rules but in execution I'm scratching my head.

What about them did you find interesting? What genre do they specialize in? What part of the world are they from? What year did they start writing? I work at a library, lol these are all questions I would ask at the reference interview

He's young, and his physique is insane; he just needs a few more weapons to clinch up his match-ups against more slippery rikishi.

He's such a fun rikishi to watch. Normally, guys his age are all about power, but Aonishiki is like a damn chameleon, changing into whatever he needs to win.

He's the Minnesota Vikings of rikishi

Hell yeah dude, even got the Floodpiss Drownher?

MY SONS!!!!!!

Finally, Dino decks needed a defensive profile Bey. I'm excited I can use this for an anchor.

Witch Watch has been really funny. I keep marathoning Blue Lock, though, lol. I've been enthralled by Apothecary Diaries; it's quite good. Kowloon Generic Romance has been intriguing so far. I am interested to see where it goes.

Probably make a skill that counters block or put a premium on it. Teams feel very samey because you're always taking as much block as you can. The best teams all have native block or just benefit from taking it the most. At least in our meta in the US, across the pond it might be different for ya'll

Ain't it wild that soon that little dude is gonna be able to read and shit?

Why are they in the same Egg group what the fuck

let me google something