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NOTE: Closed Captioning is recommended for the most optimal viewing experience. Welcome to "The History of Dead or Alive Guest Characters", the second offshoot of the "Dead or Alive Lore Explained" series. The purpose of these episodes are to provide the most comprehensive history as possible...

First Quantum TV, then Jim Sterling, and now this? It's been a crazy month for Elden Ring hot takes.

Silver vs. Anita would be a low-key badass battle of ESPs, not gonna lie.

@Onryoki : It's worse than that. He has checked it, and despite knowing that, he STILL insists on doubling down.

US boxart, yes. Japanese boxart? Hell to the fuck no.

The fact you're choosing to edit the rant that's pushing people away from you on the condition you get a certain amount of likes is the textbook definition of gaslighting, and that's exactly what a narcissist does. I hate to break it to you, man, but you're never going to get the validation...

Nowadays it's possible to get a customized, err, life-size doll of your favorite DOA character, to keep it PG. It's expensive, but very possible.

I can't speak for everyone else, but for me personally, the lasting appeal is going through the journey playing the character you genuinely enjoy in spite of the changes.

I dunno if you lack any self-awareness, but that wall of text you wrote in the video description is killing any chance of folks taking you seriously. It makes you look like a narcissist, and that way of thinking repels people away from you more than it attracts.

We'll know when Shao Kahn is retconned as a sympathetic villain forced against his will by Onaga even beyond the grave... then you can worry.

This guy... I'm still not over the "Sentence With the Letter 'A'" short. The delivery was so hilarious and so was the context behind it.

I'm gonna go on a limb and assume the Hajinmon sect was wiped out by Genra when he acted on his betrayal, leaving Ayane as the only member.

What if you just choose to be single and hire a dominatrix every 1 or 2 years? Is that considered adjustable difficulty?