It’s a really old article, but I only discovered it recently: http://jezebel.com/294383/have-you-ever-beat-up-a-boyfriend-cause-uh-we-have

Daisuki only has a smartphone app, but Crunchyroll is on pretty much everything, including the Wii U.

However, now the opposite problem appears: Jiren is now so strong that it took a brand new form to even get him to put up a fight. How the hell is ANYONE at the Tournament going to beat him? You could easily make the case that Jiren is stronger than everyone there except the Grand Priest and Zen-Oh.

Why are you watching the show illegally instead of on Crunchyroll, FUNimaiton, or Daisuki?

To be fair, they didn’t keep the form secret or anything. Both Toei and FUNimation have been using the form in their advertisements of the show for a long time now. Hell, FUNimation’s ads for the celebration stream they held over the weekend used the Ultra Instinct form in the thumbnail.

It was actually relatively easy to tell the difference between Super Saiyan and Super Saiyan 2 back in the old days because the character’s hair would get more defined and sometimes smaller (in Goku’s case). With Super, however, they pretty much stopped doing that and just added some generic energy lightning bolts to…

Wait, they seriously wrote an article about how Tina Fey is bad? Really? I mean, I had lost a lot of respect for Jezebel after I discovered their “Female on male abuse is A-OK” article, but wow.

Not that it’d going to stop me from enjoying any film he was actually involved in (and looking at his credits, most of his stuff never interested me at all), but exactly how involved was he in these films? Like, was he personally involved in picking the director/producer/whatever, or did he just fund them? According…

I’m guessing that Houston is now Deadspin’s Official “It’s OK to root for these guys!” NFL team? Because KC was way more impressive in that game.

If that’s all it takes to get into the Deadspin Hall of Fame the standards for getting in must be really, really low.

And one of those people is John Numbers, who completely steamrolled almost every single round. That means the competitors would need to make a level that would defeat John Numbers but is still beatable by themselves. How the fuck do you expect them to do that in 10 fucking minutes? That’s like asking Carmelo Anthony…

Hey all, it’s time for the guide for antenna users this week! Decided to shake things up a bit and get rid of the descriptions/episode titles (except for MST3K) in order for a cleaner look. Standard disclaimer: Not all stations available in all areas. Some shows may be pre-empted for local programming. All time zones…

Are you saying they didn’t have any skill? If so, you obviously didn’t watch the previous rounds.

Apparently there were no technical issues, the guy just didn’t know how to use the motion controls. He apparently over ever played using a Pro Controller.

And yet Nintendo had no problem doing a Virtual Console release of Pokemon Puzzle League.

They actually announced it months ago. The Miami qualifier had to be cancelled because of Irma.

Have you never heard of the Nintendo World Championships before?

There was apparently controller issues during the first game, but the second game made it clear that the dude either had never played ARMS or was not used to motion controls at all.

This tells me you have never played Mario Maker before. 10 minutes to make a level ensures a crappy fanmade Kaizo or some other shit-faced level. And they would have to make a level that is complicated for the other players to beat (read: John Numbers) but not too difficult for them to complete.

You do realize it takes HOURS to make a good level in Mario Maker, right? Disney XD only has so many hours to dedicate to this thing. I mean, the entire tournament took over 4 hours to complete. By forcing the competitors to put together a level on the spot you not only kill ALL momentum, but extend said tournament to…