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Huge nerd. Probably will say something dumb. Also, bigotry is bad and everybody having human rights is good.
Huge nerd. Probably will say something dumb. Also, bigotry is bad and everybody having human rights is good.
May 18, 2025 at 8:20 PM
Tbf the guidebook isn't exactly written in stone. What with portions of it saying stuff that essentially tell you to not think too hard about the how but instead the why.
Plus the book itself & its Q&A are complimentary, not hard evidence of what REALLY happened in the game.
That's SH Origins.
Plus the book itself & its Q&A are complimentary, not hard evidence of what REALLY happened in the game.
That's SH Origins.
February 22, 2025 at 4:56 PM
Tbf the guidebook isn't exactly written in stone. What with portions of it saying stuff that essentially tell you to not think too hard about the how but instead the why.
Plus the book itself & its Q&A are complimentary, not hard evidence of what REALLY happened in the game.
That's SH Origins.
Plus the book itself & its Q&A are complimentary, not hard evidence of what REALLY happened in the game.
That's SH Origins.
Nothing can top Unofficial Organization XIII member, Moogle.
Dripped out for no reason & always sells you stuff even when you're quitting the group at the endgame.
Absolute legend.
Dripped out for no reason & always sells you stuff even when you're quitting the group at the endgame.
Absolute legend.
February 9, 2025 at 4:28 AM
Nothing can top Unofficial Organization XIII member, Moogle.
Dripped out for no reason & always sells you stuff even when you're quitting the group at the endgame.
Absolute legend.
Dripped out for no reason & always sells you stuff even when you're quitting the group at the endgame.
Absolute legend.
Agreed, she's great. Shiro Usazaki's art is stunning.
January 6, 2025 at 4:49 AM
Agreed, she's great. Shiro Usazaki's art is stunning.
Huey Emmerich.
Sold out his entire military base to actual terrorists & then worked with them to create weapons. For 9 years.
Still had the gall to say he "loved" his family despite being responsible for their deaths & trauma.
Even in death, he traumatised his daughter by drowning her with him.
Sold out his entire military base to actual terrorists & then worked with them to create weapons. For 9 years.
Still had the gall to say he "loved" his family despite being responsible for their deaths & trauma.
Even in death, he traumatised his daughter by drowning her with him.
December 5, 2024 at 8:57 AM
Huey Emmerich.
Sold out his entire military base to actual terrorists & then worked with them to create weapons. For 9 years.
Still had the gall to say he "loved" his family despite being responsible for their deaths & trauma.
Even in death, he traumatised his daughter by drowning her with him.
Sold out his entire military base to actual terrorists & then worked with them to create weapons. For 9 years.
Still had the gall to say he "loved" his family despite being responsible for their deaths & trauma.
Even in death, he traumatised his daughter by drowning her with him.
Kinda reminds me of how long legs & arms are in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure except that was due to the author himself wanting to stretch the limbs out so that you'd still see them as relatively long even with the book folding the pages in the middle.
This was just a hiccup in the emulation.
This was just a hiccup in the emulation.
December 4, 2024 at 5:32 AM
Kinda reminds me of how long legs & arms are in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure except that was due to the author himself wanting to stretch the limbs out so that you'd still see them as relatively long even with the book folding the pages in the middle.
This was just a hiccup in the emulation.
This was just a hiccup in the emulation.
Just finished reading Slam Dunk for the first time. My god, this series brought back my love for basketball in a way that you can't describe. The 90s and early 00's were a goldmine for basketball entertainment and Slam Dunk encapsulated the pure joy that comes with playing and watching the sport.
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🏀
November 18, 2024 at 6:20 AM
Just finished reading Slam Dunk for the first time. My god, this series brought back my love for basketball in a way that you can't describe. The 90s and early 00's were a goldmine for basketball entertainment and Slam Dunk encapsulated the pure joy that comes with playing and watching the sport.
🏀
🏀