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A reminder that I have a Tatsu sideblog.

Made the Tatsumaki blog.

Now give me a moment. I'm gonna watch her Death Battle for a refresher on who she is and what she can do.

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Made the Tatsumaki blog.

Now give me a moment. I'm gonna watch her Death Battle for a refresher on who she is and what she can do.

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Okay, back. She likes throwing rocks.

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Made the Tatsumaki blog.

Now give me a moment. I'm gonna watch her Death Battle for a refresher on who she is and what she can do.

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Actually, I just had an idea. I could make a Tatsumaki sideblog. Maybe she'd get a lot of attention. Brb, gonna hunt down some Tatsumaki pics.

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Why is it that every time I log on, there's nobody else on?

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Okay I'mma try to go to bed for real now, my body is quite literally telling me to go sleep.

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Speaking of Heroes... I think I might be done with it. I have it linked to my Nintendo account, so I don't have to worry about losing my save data, but... It honestly just doesn't feel fun anymore. You have no idea how much work I put into getting Risen Chrom, Anankos, Possessed Byleth and Hypnotized Maria. How many Orbs and failed gacha pulls it took to finally get all four of them. And I think I'm happy leaving it behind. The work was grueling, mind numbing and repetitive. I'd put a Flying Dutchman joke here, but I'm not in the mood. The point is, it was too hard. Was it worth it in the end? Was anything I did in Heroes truly worth anything? That I don't know since I was a free to play player since its release more than six years ago. And I had over 550 unique heroes, so a little more than half of the current 1,000+ heroes.

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You know, there was one thing in Fire Emblem Heroes that kind of upset me; and that was Oboro's Spear. In Fates, it was a naginata, which is fitting considering Hoshido's Japanese inspirations. But in Heroes, they turned it into a black metal spear with a red orb in the blade. Which looks cool, don't get me wrong, but... It seems too Nohrian in design for something Oboro would have as her personal weapon. And Oboro hates Nohr for what Nohrian bandits did to her parents. She only softens her hatred of Nohrians slightly in Revelations, and that's only because they have to work together to defeat Anankos.

I sincerely doubt she would willingly wield anything that even looks like it came from Nohr unless she was either desperate, or ordered to by Takumi.

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Guess who can't sleep.

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Okay, so I'm gonna go to bed now. See you tomorrow.

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I gotta say, HK's voice actor must have had a blast recording some of the wacky, albeit murdery things he had to say for the KotoR games.

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"Definition: "Love" is making a shot to the knees of a target 120 kilometers away using an Aratech sniper rifle with a tri-light scope. Not many people could make such a shot. And even fewer would derive love from it. Yet for me, love is knowing your target, putting them in your targeting reticle, and together achieving a singular purpose against statistically long odds." - HK-47, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

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WAIT. WAIT ONE FUCKING SECOND. If the Mandalorian Wars never happened, Revan and Malak never left the Jedi order to go fight the war. Meaning the best Star Wars character ever, HK-47, was never built later by Darth Revan. This is a travesty and I DEMAND that Disney announces Knights of the Old Republic as canon just to make the best droid ever canon!

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Although I'm guessing the Mandalorian Wars never happened in the Disney Star Wars timeline...

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Wait... So Sabine Wren is both a Mandalorian AND a Jedi? Revan and Malak would be dumbfounded if they knew she'd happen 3,000 years after their time.