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Was it ever explained what happened to Station Square after the game? The ending felt somewhat bitter overall.

Nope! It’s actually pretty hilarious that an Ancient God caused a biblical-style flood, reduced a sprawling metropolis to rubble, and Tails is standing on the ruins of a city that was just fine ten minutes ago

Tens of thousands of people just died. You don’t see it in the game, but there was probably a hospital full of sick people that was just buried under 200ft of water. All of the patients and all of the doctors are dead now.

Every single person in this image is probably dead, drowned in the thousand-foot-tall tidal wave that swept through the city shortly after water poured out of everything, even skyscrapers.

But oh that wacky Sonic, off on a new adventure somewhere that is DEFINITELY NOWHERE NEAR WHAT IS UNDOUBTEDLY A NATIONAL TRAGEDY THAT WILL BE REMEMBERED FOREVER

At that point I don’t think the city is even salvageable.

But it’s fine because Tails got in the newspaper for stopping Dr. Eggman’s missile from doing a thing WITH NO MENTION THAT THE CITY ITSELF WAS BASICALLY WASHED OFF THE FACE OF THE PLANET

AND EGGMAN READS THIS NEWSPAPER LIKE HE DOESN’T REMEMBER ANY OF THIS HAPPENING

SONIC GAMES

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was about to post "would it be easier for the fandom types to learn geography if the countries were anime boys they could ship" and then i remembered

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Hnnnng. Colonel. I’ve infiltrated Shadow Moses.

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MONSTERS: THE LYLE AND ERIK MENENDEZ STORY Episode 3 "Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?"

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San Francisco Pride, 1986

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wtf is going on with in yakuza. wasn't that a series about organized crime at some point

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noncon friendship

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Nintendo World store - Rockefeller Plaza, NYC (Opened May 2005)

"The Pokemon Center, an interactive retail destination featuring Pokemon video games made exclusively for Nintendo, opened in 2001 on New York's Rockefeller Plaza. In the fall of 2004, the two affiliated companies decided to reboot that space and place it under the Nintendo banner - while still retaining a sizable Pokemon presence within it.

To create that space it envisioned, Nintendo again teamed with TPG Architecture, which had helped design the Pokemon store. Restrictions include a prohibition against erecting any exterior signage. Hence, designers used the building's existing glass walls to give passersby clear views of the many oversized screens inside.

The centerpiece of the store's interior is a three-sided, two-story video tower consisting of nine rear-projection video screens that show the company's latest games in action. The center of the first floor houses the Nintendo DS area, which features a powder-coated steel table at its center that's surrounded by pod chairs.

The second level houses two main merchandising areas - one for game accessories and the other for Nintendo apparel and gift items - along with dual-sided GameCube kiosks and a surround-sound lounge."

Designed by TPG Architecture

Scanned from 'Stores and Retail Spaces 8' (2007)

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what even is the message here

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me.

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this girl ate only purple go-gurt for 10 years of her life and this is what happened.

Slurp on my ‘gurt.

Cause you know its purp.

Put me in the dirt.

Put me in a shirt.

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incredible

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