Can you recognize this character?

Yes. The ongoing rivalry is pretty much the final battle in Godzilla, in that it looks gigantic and expensive but moves at a bewilderingly tedious pace.

England the plural obviously >.> (Possibly because the people creating the ad would replace 'England' with 'we' in that sentence)

I like to imagine that the parents are actually the unevolved versions. Just like that Nidoking/Nidoran comic on Sunday.

For those keeping track, Final Fantasy XV, which was originally called Final Fantasy Versus XIII, was first announced at the 2006 E3. If Square Enix holds out to 2016, it can hold a special ten year E3 anniversary for the game!

I like this. :/

Is she what "Wanna Be Strongest in the World" is based on? I should watch more of that Anime.... >.>

X-2, 1000 Words cutscene really got me 10 years ago. (Both English and Japanese)

I still want DQX to come out in the West :(

According to Google Auto-Translate... their new Adviser is God Current Yield. I'd say that's pretty cool too.

I kinda wish this had it's own chat... I hate that I end up replying to someone from months (and sometimes years) earlier. Don't you know necro-posting is bad?

They remind me of Kittie. (EDIT: I just noticed this was from 4 months ago... damn reusing articles... either way this is cool.)

Shikoku University is the name and Junior College means that it's a 2-year school. (I believe)

The best use of "Get On Your Feet" is totally this video

Oi! How'd I miss you going from IGN to Kotaku UK lol. Also, seriously jelly that I'm not playing Tomodachi Life yet :(

Yea... not that I hate Avril, but that song is definitely the horrible thing in this video.

It's a timed exclusive.

Is this the same company that had the video of some guy helping a kid out that becomes a doctor and ends up saving him for free?

The wheel's in the sand obviously... totally not a clipping issue :P

I'm thinking it's the search for Robert's Bastards. Hence the two crowns (one for Joffery and one for the actual son). Monkey is for them either missing one, or him being quiet about being a son.