Nah nah nah, it's more everyone's works. But from Mario's perspective his works. Meaning the X-naughts have to fail. But in Grodus' Mario fails and he takes over the world. The only way to fail fail is to stop trying. Every fight is a gamble that can be won.

Maybe they do, but because that sends them back in time to try again they end up in an alternate timeline kind of deal and you just never know.

It's better to be this way.

They have this policy at Publix. Nobody actually does it.

Tbf, they later retcon Sandman to HAVE powers. Something they could never predict, but still.

My big one is the plushies of known characters. Like, popular ones are Tails (canonically 14) and the Paw Patrol (canonically puppies iirc). It feels a bit too.. logic focused? Thinking about it in that lense, but at the same time, it's odd. I don't know I'm probably just overthinking it.

Again, no judgement here, I'm really just curious to see what the general discussion is.

Character who are in their 40s+ who have been physically but not mentally regressed to teenhood.

Characters who stopped physically aging 20+ years ago but could otherwise be doctors.

A 60 year old Pichu.

Where do you all draw lines?

The long running joke (in many communities) is the 10,000 year old dragon that looks like a 12 year old. (Ravioli ravioli and all that). Which for many can be seen as a bridge too far. (Which, yeah, I get). But does this apply to other similar situations?

Sure, you may have bought the house, but ever since 'daddy' plush moved in, everything inside has become his. Including you.

Why stop there? When in the house he/it makes ALL the decisions, period. Even a little back talk leads to punishments. After all, his house, his rules.

Ironically I think you created the perfect post of volunteer pamps. As of writing this the only person missing seems to be Data. Collect us all and have a full variety pack.

I'll also settle for plushies, plush suits, hypnosis, and anything featuring the Care Bears.