This thread will start with Sonic the Hedgehog #248, the third part of the Worlds Collide crossover. If you want to see the previous issues, look through my status posts starting here.
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Is Sonic this annoying and facepunch-worthy in the games, too, or is it just an Archie thing?
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Rock, are you stupid or something?
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It's funny because Mega Man dies instantly from spikes, get it?
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Can those two stop verbally jerking-off each other so much?
Listen up, brother! The Mega Man comics were the real deal, dude! All that deep Asimov stuff about free will, destiny, and what separates a man from a machine? That’s the kinda heavy-hitting, steel-cage philosophy that gets the Hulkster’s gears turning, jack!
But just when it was about to hit the main event—just when we were about to see the Robot Masters throw down in Mega Man 6 and the bridge to the legendary X era—it got axed, brother! So much potential, so many unanswered questions, and now it’s stuck in the Phantom Zone, dude!
One day, the Mega Maniacs will rise up, and we’ll get the epic showdown we deserve, brother! Until then, we fight on, dude!
Listen up, brother! The Mega Man comics were the real deal, dude! All that deep Asimov stuff about free will, destiny, and what separates a man from a machine? That’s the kinda heavy-hitting, steel-cage philosophy that gets the Hulkster’s gears turning, jack!
But just when it was about to hit the main event—just when we were about to see the Robot Masters throw down in Mega Man 6 and the bridge to the legendary X era—it got axed, brother! So much potential, so many unanswered questions, and now it’s stuck in the Phantom Zone, dude!
One day, the Mega Maniacs will rise up, and we’ll get the epic showdown we deserve, brother! Until then, we fight on, dude!
This thread will start with Sonic the Hedgehog #248, the third part of the Worlds Collide crossover. If you want to see the previous issues, look through my status posts starting here.
from someone who is also hyper fixated on many things, what about mega man has you so hooked? All my friends think my rotating obsessions dont make sense, but I feel I have a logical explanation. For instance, the character of ABA from guilty gear (og version dont like the new one) represents innocence and change and weirdly she kinda a symbol of autism to me. I like being autistic, but I don't like adhd as much. Although it can give you hyper focus sometimes.
from someone who is also hyper fixated on many things, what about mega man has you so hooked? All my friends think my rotating obsessions dont make sense, but I feel I have a logical explanation. For instance, the character of ABA from guilty gear (og version dont like the new one) represents innocence and change and weirdly she kinda a symbol of autism to me. I like being autistic, but I don't like adhd as much. Although it can give you hyper focus sometimes.
For me, Mega Man games are defined by their freedom. They generally allow for different strategies and ways of playing, which makes them very replayable.
2. Variety and quantity
There are a lot of Mega Man games out there, and even more supplementary material, which means I won't run out of fuel for my hyperfixation anytime soon.
Listen up, brother! The Mega Man comics were the real deal, dude! All that deep Asimov stuff about free will, destiny, and what separates a man from a machine? That’s the kinda heavy-hitting, steel-cage philosophy that gets the Hulkster’s gears turning, jack!
But just when it was about to hit the main event—just when we were about to see the Robot Masters throw down in Mega Man 6 and the bridge to the legendary X era—it got axed, brother! So much potential, so many unanswered questions, and now it’s stuck in the Phantom Zone, dude!
One day, the Mega Maniacs will rise up, and we’ll get the epic showdown we deserve, brother! Until then, we fight on, dude!
For me, Mega Man games are defined by their freedom. They generally allow for different strategies and ways of playing, which makes them very replayable.
2. Variety and quantity
There are a lot of Mega Man games out there, and even more supplementary material, which means I won't run out of fuel for my hyperfixation anytime soon.
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