mega man cat

Pluto he/they Prince of Time

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Of course I’m allowed smoke gas in here.

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Giggles are well dosed Gloomies

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Aughhh fuck… can I please just have a win at least. I like get a lead… or get put in a position to get a lead… and my opponents break beyond their limits to make sure I lose every time. It sucks so bad… Idek how to get better tbh

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your command and your request is inscripted on my heart. may its glow guide your hand to its true sinew and blade, may your strike always land true and blood be our canvas.

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Uh … I don’t think I should be twerking for Chipotle ._.

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Minions just came on my bellybutton

[goingunderground]

hapy pride month... i have a crush on you. -anonymous

ok.

bitch.

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Fuck lil bitches tryna cum-cum on my raps

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lost in the woods but I need a cigarette now. Nevermind I AM the cigarette now.

[anaquariusart]

wdym kakyoin could have been in solatorobo

[cupcakegalaxia]

I did Red and Ehl. Its Chocolat's turn. Like them, this is her appearance 7 years after the main game.

[stupidpetface]

[goingunderground]

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basement dweller moves up onto ground floor. dwells

[suppermariobroth]

The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening is well-known for using Mario elements to a much greater degree than other Zelda games, featuring e.g. Goombas and Piranha Plants as enemies, a Yoshi doll as an item, etc.

However, one enemy reference to the Mario series is much more obscure than the others. The goo enemies in the Color Dungeon, found in the DX version for the Game Boy Color and in the Nintendo Switch version, are actually supposed to be the rare Boo Blah enemies from Yoshi's Island.

Left: a Boo Blah as seen in Yoshi's Island. Middle: a goo enemy in the Game Boy Color version (called a "Camo Goblin" there). Right: the same enemy in the Switch version (called a "Goo Specter" there).

In addition to an extremely similar appearance, their Japanese name ビヨーンおばけ (Biyon Obake, "stretchy ghost") is identical to the Japanese name of the Boo Blah in Yoshi's Island, confirming that they are supposed to be an intentional reference to that game. Note that while Yoshi's Island was not yet released at the time the original Game Boy version of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening came out, the DX version was released in 1998, 3 years after Yoshi's Island.

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[goingunderground]

world where fred flinstone and goku switch catchphrases

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Then it’s settled. I will smoke this cigarette and think about my orphan asylum.

[kittiescatlover]

Reblorg if you see a kitties