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You missed the best song! Also “Stronger Than You” but that song has a huge spoiler.

They’re not breasts in the traditional sense... her intense training has turned them into solid, muscly masses. Of course they’re not going to move. ;)

From here, it seems.

“When a popular online game is shutdown, one boy refuses to log off—and then finds himself transformed into a powerful skeleton wizard as the game world becomes real.”

I get where you’re coming from, but that top 10 could be literally in any order and I’d have to shrug and say, “Yeah, I get that.”

Uh?

Leekleek, leekleek.

I preferred Ms. Pac-Man because it only cost nineteen cents to play rather than the full quarter necessary to play Pac-Man.

I can also see your point, thanks for the reply, have a nice day :)

I would try to defend myself, but, honestly, you’re not wrong. I didn’t exactly take the high road, but, also, I feel no guilt. One of my absolute biggest pet peeves is that particular kind of “You’re enjoying it wrong! YOU’RE RUINING EVERYTHING!!!” Attitude, which is especially prevalent in the gaming community,

Every time I see the protomen live i have to resist the urge to try and make a run with their custom, microphone wired, Megaman and protoman helmets.

You get a star just for telling someone to stop being “salty”. Excellent word choice.

And somehow that disqualifies as Cosplay. I’m not missing any point here; you just want to make cosplay an exclusive to amateur production when the whole point of Cosplaying is to represent a character in some media. In fact, you’re the one missing the whole point of what cosplaying really is.

Holy fuck, are you serious about this? You honestly believe that cosplaying and modelling is mutually exclusive?

I find it hilarious that people like you are salty about other people putting in the extra work to try and make their cosplay look better. Cosplay is at the fundemental level dressing up to represent a certain character, whether its amateur or professional.

I find it hilarious some people feel the need to talk down to or make fun of cosplayers who simply have the desire to take as good a photo of their outfits as possible.

Isn’t the idea behind cosplay just representing characters from a game or show?

Are you kidding? I got paid to make fun of Frank Miller. My job is AWESOME.