Undeadpool

I genuinely hope that Dan forgets that Raditz is one-and-done all over again.

Both he and Jeff confirming, "You don't just introduce the main character's brother and then kill him off immediately. We DEFINITELY haven't seen the end of Raditz" remains a highlight from that perfect show.

Hell, get John Eyepatch Wolf on it, I hear he likes anime.

Abby should write a damn book already.

Every year we relive the nightmare together.

This really happened in fast-motion with Heroclix and felt like a big part of why that game went the way it did. Power creep accelerated like crazy with the advent of "custom powers."

It really feels like making blanket immunities should either have a massive downside or have a massive cost, but these feel like they're almost insultingly casual with how they're throwing out massive, game-altering concepts.

PLEASE hook into my VEEEEEEEEINS more people realizing that A) Spider-Man is meant to be FUN and that's what makes the serious moments sing and B) modern interpretations CAN be better than the comics.

They had Spidey sell his marriage to Satan instead of having him get a divorce in the comics, "arrested development" doesn't even START to cover it.

Dan's looking good in that very clearly real and not photoshopped pic!

Wish I could've told him live that TCM Deathmatch was true art. Real art.

I love seeing this silly-ass game on this silly-ass website.

@alwaysbeclothing said:

But not as much as I love this!

"But what if they made a copy of the data of your love?"

"Even data can love?"

"That's right, Goofy. Even data can love!"

"But what about all the shadow demons? Will they be able to make copies of the data of their love?"

"I dunno Mickey, we'll have to go to Pirates of the Caribbean to find out!"

Everything I know about Kingdom Hearts lore, summed up by a pro-wrestling podcaster.