Burruni
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Not to mention...I found Magiana to be a case of cuteness overload.
It has
It found it a little too sugary.
- Bunny ears
- Gear shaped maid's headdress
- A ball gown
- Large eyes
A level of simularity...
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Social Swamp's Social Thread 3 - And now, the end is near, and so I face the final curtain...
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A level of simularity...
It has an appeal to it. I love Gardevoir, but she's overrated.I found Magiana to be a case of cuteness overload.
It has
It found it a little too sugary.
- Bunny ears
- Gear shaped maid's headdress
- A ball gown
- Large eyes
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PsychoIncarnate
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It doesn't really look cute to me
It looks like a it's pretending to be cute
Like putting make up on cogs
It looks like a it's pretending to be cute
Like putting make up on cogs
Aetheri
W/E happens don't panic...
Just a plain old regular 3ds as my budget allows...I would get Xenoblade if I had the new 3ds though...
Fyi the extent of the games I own for the 3ds involves the words Pokemon, Zelda, Fire Emblem and Smash...which includes DS titles as well (hunting for Hunters as well)
I'm right-handed so its all good...If I can get used to XCX and the way it basically drops me in the deep end early on I should be fine...
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I don't dislike her design. Though I do think it looks like a child compared to Gardevoir.It has an appeal to it. I love Gardevoir, but she's overrated.
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you sound like this rude guy I know who in fact is a hipster ... he is a jerk and also treats people like dirt .... he once said and I quote " I love hip hop but it's too mainstream " so yea .w.It has an appeal to it. I love Gardevoir, but she's overrated.
oh ok I was going to say get hw legends .. I love Zelda <3 lol good luck :D
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Honestly I love Lowenthal as Marth's English VA. It fits pretty much exactly how I though Marth would sound.
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Disney Parks talk. :D
Okay, so I'm a huge Disney fan. I've basically been one for as long as I can remember. However, growing up I never went to a Disney Park. That is, until sophomore year of high school when our music department took a trip to Disney World for four days. I loved it. After sixteen years I was finally able to go. It's hard to believe this year will have been four years since that trip.
I loved every second of it, too. Day One was the Magic Kingdom, and it was amazing. Our group immediately rushed to Space Mountain and we had a blast. Throughout the day, we went to that, the Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean, and Splash Mountain (I think throughout that day we went on Splash Mountain like, six times. It's a blast.). Oh, and the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters. And I got to meet PUSH the Trash Can completely by accident. It's a shame he's no longer there, now. I tried to throw something out in him right before he sprung to life, so it was amazing, minus that mini heart attack. One of my friends went to Tom Sawyer Island with me and it was a blast, and I tried and failed to use my high school Spanish to point this one lady to the boats. Apparently I complimented her boots instead. We then got all our friends to go on It's a Small World together to annoy our chaperone. It worked. Wishes was also a really relaxing night show and the Electrical Parade's music was catchy as all hell. Of course, me and one of my friends got separated from our group because we wanted to ride Splash Mountain "one last time" before the Wishes finale. Cue us wandering back from Frontierland and the lights in the park going completely black for the Electrical Parade, and both our phones are dead. So we watch the show and the part that says "make a wish" comes on, so I jokingly wish that we find the rest of our group...only for them to show up a minute later. I wasted my wish, dammit.
The next day we went to Hollywood Studios. Rockin' Rollercoaster, the Monsters Inc. Scare Floor, Muppetvision, the Tower of Terror, the Backlot Tour, and the Great Movie Ride. It's a shame how many of those things aren't there anymore though. Oh, and we went on a Star Wars Weekend, so we were greeted by armed Stormtroopers and Darth Vader at the gates, which was amazing. I find it funny that I was thinking it was neat they had something so non-Disney there so in-your-face, only for them to buy Star Wars later that year. My best friend bought a real whip from the Indiana Jones show only for the tip to break when he tried it out in our hotel room. Womp wooooooomp. The night ended with Fantasmic, which may have been the biggest highlight of the whole trip. God, I love Fantasmic. Then we all went back to the Magic Kingdom for Extra Magic Hours by the Monorail. Splash Mountain was ridden a few more times.
EPCOT was the next day, and also performance day for the choir. "Just load your concert clothes right above the band's tubas," my choir director said. And then when we got to Downtown Disney to perform, bam. Giant black tire marks on my white dress shirt. I panic. My director just laughs it off a bit, which calms me a bit, and tells me no one will see it anyway since tall people stand in the back. Yay genetics. Performing in Downtown Disney was an amazing experience, and one that I'll never forget. The crowd loved us. :D Then we went to Saratoga Springs to have a private performance where we learned a choral Lion King medley, which turned out amazingly. So then we went back to EPCOT. I was mainly alone since now it was the band's turn for their performance, and my entire rest of the group were in band. Cue me wandering around the City of Tomorrow half of the place and looking at all the cool things inside Future World. I met up with a few chorus friends and we did Spaceship Earth, which was neat. Then I went to the Worlds Showcase all by myself, since the band hadn't returned yet. I decided Mexico would be a good place to start, so I went on the Three Caballeros ride, which was nice. I was seriously surprised they had it. I love The Three Caballeros, yet Disney barely acknowledges it. In that way, I'm glad it has a ride in Mexico. So my band friends finally get back and ask where I am through text, so I, cheekily, reply Mexico. Cue laughs from me and no one else. They tell me to wait in Norway. I did. I got a pastry and shared it with this really friendly crow. Also got to go on Maelstrom, which isn't there anymore. Good times for all, I'd say.
So then the choir has an idea. We'd do an impromptu flash mob style (are flash mobs still a thing?) performance of Sorida (link here for those that want to hear a sample) at the African Outpost, considering we'd sung the song at our Spring Concert and it fit the theme. The people in the area loved it. :D
So I reunite with my group and we finish our World Tour and see Illuminations. Oh, and we went on Soarin'. That was awesome. "Have a great flight."
The next day was Animal Kingdom, our last and shortest day at the Parks. Sadly, we didn't get to do Expedition Everest due to time. I was on a mission this day to take a picture of an opossum because they're awesome. Cue my best friend and me waiting the entire time at the Conservation Station. Of course, the very last animal they bring out is an absolutely gorgeous opossum. Incredibly well groomed, shiny as all hell coat, really healthy nose and tail coloration...this little guy was well taken care of. I snapped some pictures and we went on our way. We also had breakfast at the Rainforest Cafe free of charge, which was awesome. Before we left we took a look at the animals. Didn't get to see the anteater, though. Curse you, anteaters, and your elusive ways.
So yeah, I loved my time there, but there are still things I wish I did but didn't in retrospect, like Expedition Everest, Big Thunder Mountain, and the Enchanted Tiki Room. I really want to go back one day, especially to see all the stuff in New Fantasyland, which was still being built when I went there.
EDIT: Lol. We were still talking about Disney Parks when I started writing this. Props to anyone who actually read through this.
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Disney Parks talk. :D
Okay, so I'm a huge Disney fan. I've basically been one for as long as I can remember. However, growing up I never went to a Disney Park. That is, until sophomore year of high school when our music department took a trip to Disney World for four days. I loved it. After sixteen years I was finally able to go. It's hard to believe this year will have been four years since that trip.
I loved every second of it, too. Day One was the Magic Kingdom, and it was amazing. Our group immediately rushed to Space Mountain and we had a blast. Throughout the day, we went to that, the Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean, and Splash Mountain (I think throughout that day we went on Splash Mountain like, six times. It's a blast.). Oh, and the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters. And I got to meet PUSH the Trash Can completely by accident. It's a shame he's no longer there, now. I tried to throw something out in him right before he sprung to life, so it was amazing, minus that mini heart attack. One of my friends went to Tom Sawyer Island with me and it was a blast, and I tried and failed to use my high school Spanish to point this one lady to the boats. Apparently I complimented her boots instead. We then got all our friends to go on It's a Small World together to annoy our chaperone. It worked. Wishes was also a really relaxing night show and the Electrical Parade's music was catchy as all hell. Of course, me and one of my friends got separated from our group because we wanted to ride Splash Mountain "one last time" before the Wishes finale. Cue us wandering back from Frontierland and the lights in the park going completely black for the Electrical Parade, and both our phones are dead. So we watch the show and the part that says "make a wish" comes on, so I jokingly wish that we find the rest of our group...only for them to show up a minute later. I wasted my wish, dammit.
The next day we went to Hollywood Studios. Rockin' Rollercoaster, the Monsters Inc. Scare Floor, Muppetvision, the Tower of Terror, the Backlot Tour, and the Great Movie Ride. It's a shame how many of those things aren't there anymore though. Oh, and we went on a Star Wars Weekend, so we were greeted by armed Stormtroopers and Darth Vader at the gates, which was amazing. I find it funny that I was thinking it was neat they had something so non-Disney there so in-your-face, only for them to buy Star Wars later that year.
My best friend bought a real whip from the Indiana Jones show only for the tip to break when he tried it out in our hotel room. Womp wooooooomp. The night ended with Fantasmic, which may have been the biggest highlight of the whole trip. God, I love Fantasmic. Then we all went back to the Magic Kingdom for Extra Magic Hours by the Monorail. Splash Mountain was ridden a few more times.EPCOT was the next day, and also performance day for the choir. "Just load your concert clothes right above the band's tubas," my choir director said. And then when we got to Downtown Disney to perform, bam. Giant black tire marks on my white dress shirt. I panic. My director just laughs it off a bit, which calms me a bit, and tells me no one will see it anyway since tall people stand in the back. Yay genetics.
Performing in Downtown Disney was an amazing experience, and one that I'll never forget. The crowd loved us. :D Then we went to Saratoga Springs to have a private performance where we learned a choral Lion King medley, which turned out amazingly. So then we went back to EPCOT. I was mainly alone since now it was the band's turn for their performance, and my entire rest of the group were in band. Cue me wandering around the City of Tomorrow half of the place and looking at all the cool things inside Future World. I met up with a few chorus friends and we did Spaceship Earth, which was neat. Then I went to the Worlds Showcase all by myself, since the band hadn't returned yet. I decided Mexico would be a good place to start, so I went on the Three Caballeros ride, which was nice. I was seriously surprised they had it. I love The Three Caballeros, yet Disney barely acknowledges it. In that way, I'm glad it has a ride in Mexico. So my band friends finally get back and ask where I am through text, so I, cheekily, reply Mexico. Cue laughs from me and no one else. They tell me to wait in Norway. I did. I got a pastry and shared it with this really friendly crow. Also got to go on Maelstrom, which isn't there anymore. Good times for all, I'd say.So then the choir has an idea. We'd do an impromptu flash mob style (are flash mobs still a thing?) performance of Sorida (link here for those that want to hear a sample) at the African Outpost, considering we'd sung the song at our Spring Concert and it fit the theme. The people in the area loved it. :D
So I reunite with my group and we finish our World Tour and see Illuminations. Oh, and we went on Soarin'. That was awesome. "Have a great flight."
The next day was Animal Kingdom, our last and shortest day at the Parks. Sadly, we didn't get to do Expedition Everest due to time. I was on a mission this day to take a picture of an opossum because they're awesome. Cue my best friend and me waiting the entire time at the Conservation Station. Of course, the very last animal they bring out is an absolutely gorgeous opossum. Incredibly well groomed, shiny as all hell coat, really healthy nose and tail coloration...this little guy was well taken care of. I snapped some pictures and we went on our way. We also had breakfast at the Rainforest Cafe free of charge, which was awesome. Before we left we took a look at the animals. Didn't get to see the anteater, though. Curse you, anteaters, and your elusive ways.
So yeah, I loved my time there, but there are still things I wish I did but didn't in retrospect, like Expedition Everest, Big Thunder Mountain, and the Enchanted Tiki Room. I really want to go back one day, especially to see all the stuff in New Fantasyland, which was still being built when I went there.
EDIT: Lol. We were still talking about Disney Parks when I started writing this. Props to anyone who actually read through this.
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♩ ~ It's the end of the world as we know it ~ ♩
Jeez now I want to go back to Disney again. . .That isn't a good thing
I didn't know @PushDustIn worked at Disney
Aetheri
W/E happens don't panic...
Its not out until March tho isn't it?...I'm talking games I can pick up now, like the three I mentioned...
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PushDustin IRL:Jeez now I want to go back to Disney again. . .That isn't a good thing
I didn't know @PushDustIn worked at Disney
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No but seriously PUSH the Trash Can is amazing and I miss him.♩ ~ It's the end of the world as we know it ~ ♩
Jeez now I want to go back to Disney again. . .That isn't a good thing
I didn't know @PushDustIn worked at Disney
Only Disney can make me miss a trash can.
epicmartin7
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Guy Fieri has been in Smash this entire time...
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That's fine, and sorry for my late response, just got on. As for the one I planned to use, it's on 10.4 currently.
Also
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Push the trash can is prettyneat. The person who controls it blends quite well into the crowd.
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Why do you have both the Smash U Controller and Smash 3DS
DoyoureallyneedtheSmashUController
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SO the other pokemon don't get sounds in Mario Maker
Oh well, at least the kanto starters got sound.
Oh well, at least the kanto starters got sound.
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NoA beat the Sonic twitter to a meme LMAO XD
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I really do wish I could say I see the resemblence but..I don't, I just don't
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This was posted by NOA'S OFFICIAL Twitter.
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I nearly choked. EDIT:
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NoA beat the Sonic twitter to a meme LMAO XD
#FridayFeeling pic.twitter.com/je7LDffEzJ
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Leave memes to the professionals.This was posted by NOA'S OFFICIAL Twitter.
#FridayFeeling pic.twitter.com/je7LDffEzJ
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I nearly choked. EDIT:
SEGA does what nintenshouldn't
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I dunno man, I loved the Mustache Wars
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Is it really a war when one of them (Eggman) always curbstomps the other (Mario)?
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Definitely Uprising.
- Great humour
- Amazing story with quite a few interesting plot twists
- Awesome music
- Extremely lovable characters ( well, most anyway )
- Addictive online (if anyone still plays it)
- Visually impressive, especially from a early 3DS game.
- Control's shouldn't take more than 4 chapters to get used to. You'll get used to it quickly.
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A Distant Demon
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I am attempting to think of a character from Uprising that doesn't count as lovable.
- Extremely lovable characters ( well, most anyway
Eggplant Wizard doesn't even say anything and I love him. . . Who am I forgetting that isn't perfect?
Cutie Gwen
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ur waifu
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1) It's a little extra way of supporting Sakurai.
2) >Implying I would have Smash 3DS in my 3DS all of the time, especially when my main 3DS game right now is Codename STEAM. :V
KingofPhantoms
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Well, I saw some Disney parks talk earlier. I hope it isn't too late for me to share some tales of my own on the subject:
I've grown up going to the original park here in California, and for many years, going to spend a few days at the Grand Californian Hotel around the Christmas season in December was a family tradition, and other than Christmas itself was the thing I always looked the most forward to every year. Unfortunately money and some surgeries my grandmother had to go through for a while became a problem and so for a few years we stopped going. We got to again this year though with a lot of pitching in for money (actually twice, once for a two day birthday trip and another for about four/five days as a Christmas vacation. My grandmother only came along for that second trip) spent more days there than we ever have before and had an outstanding time. Things fell into place rather perfectly on both trips, I got to go on all my favorite rides, my grandmother got to ride things she hasn't ridden in several years, we saw a Christmas-themed World of Color show, and we got to show her the Paint the Night parade, which is a parade they'll be doing for about two more years for their Diamond Celebration. Yeah, of course the park's 60th anniversary itself is well over by now, but the parades and shows relating to the celebration were so popular they've decided to keep them around for longer. Pretty dang nice, eh?
As much as I love the park and the Disney company (for the most part), and of course, Star Wars, I have to say I'm very upset that they're cutting out a chunk of Frontier Land (An old Western-themed park, one of the park's original lands in fact) in order to make room for a "Star Wars Land". The part of the land in question was formerly titled Big Thunder Ranch, an area that included a petting zoo, a big barbecue restaurant, and show stage for the restaurant section, among other things. Every year around the Chirstmas season they'd even bring out Reindeers to the animal section, but that didn't happen this year because of the plans to take it all down mid-January. The reindeers and other animals at the ranch have found a good farm home from someone who really wanted to take care of them in a nice place, from what I've heard (although I don't know if the reindeers now live in the same home as the other animals that were normally housed at the petting zoo) but the area was still a significant part of Frontier Land and I honestly feel like they're milking the hype and money of Star Wars too much to create a specific land for it, and remove a big portion of an existing land just to make room for it. The location doesn't even make sense either. It's extremely close to Big Thunder Railroad and the transition from old-west to the futuristic science-fiction world of Star Wars is going to look very out of place, imo.....there are better places they could've put this land. Besides, couldn't they have just used Tomorrowland for any other Star Wars stuff they wanted to do? They've already got Star Tours and plenty of other things themed around it there, especially for the new movie's hype and profit as of late.
My blood is still a little boiled from this decision of theirs, so I really hope that whatever "Star Wars Land" has to offer when it's finished, it'd better be something really big, mighty and impressive.
I've grown up going to the original park here in California, and for many years, going to spend a few days at the Grand Californian Hotel around the Christmas season in December was a family tradition, and other than Christmas itself was the thing I always looked the most forward to every year. Unfortunately money and some surgeries my grandmother had to go through for a while became a problem and so for a few years we stopped going. We got to again this year though with a lot of pitching in for money (actually twice, once for a two day birthday trip and another for about four/five days as a Christmas vacation. My grandmother only came along for that second trip) spent more days there than we ever have before and had an outstanding time. Things fell into place rather perfectly on both trips, I got to go on all my favorite rides, my grandmother got to ride things she hasn't ridden in several years, we saw a Christmas-themed World of Color show, and we got to show her the Paint the Night parade, which is a parade they'll be doing for about two more years for their Diamond Celebration. Yeah, of course the park's 60th anniversary itself is well over by now, but the parades and shows relating to the celebration were so popular they've decided to keep them around for longer. Pretty dang nice, eh?
As much as I love the park and the Disney company (for the most part), and of course, Star Wars, I have to say I'm very upset that they're cutting out a chunk of Frontier Land (An old Western-themed park, one of the park's original lands in fact) in order to make room for a "Star Wars Land". The part of the land in question was formerly titled Big Thunder Ranch, an area that included a petting zoo, a big barbecue restaurant, and show stage for the restaurant section, among other things. Every year around the Chirstmas season they'd even bring out Reindeers to the animal section, but that didn't happen this year because of the plans to take it all down mid-January. The reindeers and other animals at the ranch have found a good farm home from someone who really wanted to take care of them in a nice place, from what I've heard (although I don't know if the reindeers now live in the same home as the other animals that were normally housed at the petting zoo) but the area was still a significant part of Frontier Land and I honestly feel like they're milking the hype and money of Star Wars too much to create a specific land for it, and remove a big portion of an existing land just to make room for it. The location doesn't even make sense either. It's extremely close to Big Thunder Railroad and the transition from old-west to the futuristic science-fiction world of Star Wars is going to look very out of place, imo.....there are better places they could've put this land. Besides, couldn't they have just used Tomorrowland for any other Star Wars stuff they wanted to do? They've already got Star Tours and plenty of other things themed around it there, especially for the new movie's hype and profit as of late.
My blood is still a little boiled from this decision of theirs, so I really hope that whatever "Star Wars Land" has to offer when it's finished, it'd better be something really big, mighty and impressive.
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Yeah, it's a shame, but just so how huge star wars is when you need a whole darn section to it when you already got plenty of it in tommorrow land.
But eh, can't say it doesn't make sense from a buisness standpoint. And I'll probably REALLY enjoy it once I visit again.(Which I'm only nor because it is recent, I'm just spending my time at Six Flags and Universal nowadays anyway, I've only been to disneyland consistently and casually ever since I was a baby.)
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Well personally I'm really not a fan of Pyrrhon.. and.....that's it. XD. But I appreciated his funny moments and loved when you could see him fight! (but still not as awesome as Pittoo or Phosphora or Thanatos doing that in the air)
edit: oh and Poseidon was only alright. Shame he was there for such a small amount of time. :/
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A Distant Demon
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people MAY play the game I wont go into spoilers territory
Damn I wish I put money on this because I KNEW it would bePyyrha Pyrrhron.
I don't know how you can not love someone whose battle cry is "Shazamity-lam!"
EDIT based on the edit I wouldnt really say that's fair. Poseidon had like 3 lines. . .
Damn I wish I put money on this because I KNEW it would be
I don't know how you can not love someone whose battle cry is "Shazamity-lam!"
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So the comment section for the Pokemon Splatfest is heating up! IT has some really funny tweets, but I saw this in the comments:
I want this to be a thing when Civil War is closer, and could probably happen.
So which team would you choose for this?
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I want this to be a thing when Civil War is closer, and could probably happen.
So which team would you choose for this?
Chrono.
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#TeamStark all the way fam
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tbh I can't help but ponder on what'll happen with the finale on Sunday
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inb4 they do Batman vs Superman next month.
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