Listen, I would make a joke photo, but the vastness of the hat would be so inconceivably large that it would shatter the minds of weaker men, and make men of a higher caliber go "dang."

Those scans will get you.

I am amazed because I got about 98% on my first playthrough of the remaster after not touching the game for 18 years.

This game sticks with you.

Why, thank you.

Photographed from the ISS.

I mean, for a tcg you could make the same effects with tokens. Funnel tokens halve battle damage, shock tokens make a card take damage upon acting, etc.

Either way, still an interesting system to work with.

An associated color (colour, if you're European) makes it a tad easier AND gives you more wiggle room.

Using Storm again, you could have it written as Storm🌩 with the unique symbols of Shock⚡️and Funnel🌪 (think like an auto-parry chance), and having their names be the same color kinda auto-links em.

That IS the best choice, yes, but I still stand by my color choices for one reason.

When reading game manuals, I like it when key words are highlighted with their associated color and followed up with their icon.

Like how Storm🌩 uniquely has the Shocked🌩 status.

(Pretend I colored those words.)

1,3,2,1,2.

Desert lizards and sunflowers.
Dark flowers and deep water.
Snow, ice, and the sky. (for birds.)
Grass with fresh dew and mycelium.
Stormclouds and chitin.

Oh, no, I totally understood it all. But "Vanilla Beatstick/Beaters" sounded JUST innuendo-like enough to be funny OOC.

I saw "Blaseball" and made this not knowing it was a real thing and not just a typo.

I mean, technically speaking with knowledge about DGV3, you could make an argument for anyone being more or less evil. Wont go into details in case it spoils anything for anyone.

Every time there is a character that lines up with my IRL aesthetics in Japanese media (tall, lanky, long dark hair, concealing/goth/semi formal clothing) they end up being ridiculously freaky and/or evil.

It's tough when the vibe gets shot like that.

Thank you. A LOT of character rearrangement went into this joke.

In 1825, as the Circus began to swell in popularity across the U.S, J. P. Brown, Circus owner, attempted an act of such great spectacle and hubris that could only be likened to the building of the Tower of Babel.

"Behold!" Goers heard him shout with manic glee. "A bigger hat for Marisa Kirisame!"

I know nothing about this show. I just like the purple thing that looks like a Bomberman character.

And WHERE are the "Purple Thing" Alt Texts?