roo ultra instinct (why did i make this)
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"hilarious" omniversus character idea: "bland mario", based on that period of time in the 2010s when mario games were more "sanitized" and in-line with what was started in new super mario bros wii (also may or may not be a "mario mandates" parody)
noooOOOOO NO NO GET OUT OF MY HEAD
Gonna tell my kids that this guy was The New Norm
The first profile post I made "post-Smashboards hiatus" actually turned out to just be a prototype OmniVersus, lmfao
me when I realize I was born with the Brawl Autism™ (I somehow still enjoy the worst trash ever made despite knowing better)
I'm not saying the vast majority of characters like these made for MUGEN are really even that high quality or well-made (you can count on one hand how many of these are actually really good lol), but sometimes I see a complaint about them that's like "why are you making little kids characters fight that's stooopid!!!" and it's so funny to me
like my brother in christ, Smash Bros. literally had cozy game characters fighting JRPG dudes, that triggered something in us autists
i can never share my autistic fantasies because it's just **** like
"Kakarot, we must fuse!!! Daniel Tiger (Mid) is too strong!!!"
me when the
who the f*** let pinkalicious into the youtube hq
omniversus is just mugen but more complicated but also everyone can make anything more easily tbh
this video radiates an ethereal energy
Multiversus has always been so weird to me because what people seem to want (I don't really know what the speculation scene is like, I'm just talking random wants here lol) feels a lot more free-form than any other crossover game, like even if it's not true it feels like "anything goes" compared to stuff like Smash and NASB, you know?
...all of this is building up to this "elinor for multiversus" account I stumbled across (sadly doesn't seem active anymore)
x.com
twitter.com
luigi from the "cute mario bros." plush series
Instead of Alf being an Olimar alt in Smash, they should make every alternate costume that has ever been in a Smash game their own seperate playable character.
...Hah, you fell for my trap fool, you have been sent back to OmniVersus.
Installing the Homebrew Channel and using Gecko codes legit felt so godlike as a kid. I'm mainly a PC gamer now so installing mods is a dime-a-dozen situation, but man all that Wii "hacking" legit felt so special lmao.
...is this a weird thing to get nostalgic over? meh, who cares
Those numerous GBA/DS Ubisoft Petz and "Imagine" games that were a mix of both original shovelware and translations of obscure Japanese games that probably wouldn't have otherwise received them still fascinate me to some degree.
I did the funny
my ideal OmniVersus experience
why is he looking at mister rogers like that???
you ever just see so much of a particular discourse where the exact same points get peddled around so often that you get REALLY sick of it, even if you agree?
that's what "kids deserve good media" and "animation deserves to be respected" is to me, like my god I agree with them but their points get repeated ad nauseam, like god dammit you absolute zombies I GET IT, YOU CAN STOP NOW
they should add mac and pc into multiversus
no not the computers, the commercial characters, make them a duo fighter, that would be funny i think
live piggley winks and dannan o'mallard reaction
There was a problem fetching the tweet
guys it's almost herrrrrrre
relevant political joke
Live Broly (Restrained) Reaction
This is a minor petty thing to complain about in regards to Mr. Enter's impact, but I swear the words "torture" and "mean" have been ruined because of him.
I was not lying about making MUA mods of kids show characters, lol
extremely obscure ipod game music that goes hard
Well, once again a Direct I didn't watch and only care about a Capcom fighting game collection from it. Can't believe it happened twice in one year.
You gotta admit, it is pretty funny seeing the younger generation (not the "youngest", I'm talking more around later Gen Z) talk up how much better kids had it "back in my day" in terms of entertainment compared to "modern Gen Alpha brainrot" when they grew up in the damn Elsagate era.
Tying into my sorta-joking last post, while there's a pretty good chance there are mandates that have prevented this from happening (given how they're supposed to be for much younger audiences and "violence bad" I guess), it still really sucks that Nickelodeon never really crosses over their Nick Jr. characters with their "main channel" characters. I say "I'm a big Swiper fan" completely unironically and think he might be a great character in a NASB game, for instance, as well as others like Blue.
I'm not a "Dora fanboy", I'm a Swiper fanboy, get your facts straight, dork.
bluey fans when they see yet another "kids have no good shows these days" post
Playing random crap on Flashpoint is the actual most fun thing in the world, sorry I don't make the rules.
As a kid I would fantasize about the PBS KIDS Sprout characters having a big crossover for some reason... blame Brawl.
As a young adult, I now make actual playable character mods for Marvel Ultimate Alliance of PBS KIDS characters to make a big crossover with them a reality.
...Screw me I'm right back to where I started.
As someone into amateur "plushtube" videos (AKA, videos of guys recording videos with their plush toys, usually Mario characters are used and comes to mind for me, but stuff like FNAF and Sonic are also popular subjects), the disparity between the videos SML made when he was a kid and the stuff he makes now (both the surface content themselves and also what they "stand for" I guess) will never not be infinitely hilarious to me.
It feels like a perfect analogy for what YouTube became over the years... okay so I disagree with the overall sentiment that "everything on YouTube these days is soulless and about gaming the algorithm and making money" but I still understand that feeling, you know? And SML was technically one of the OGs of the platform as a whole, so just seeing how the content "evolved" is still a pretty good mirror of how a lot of people feel about YouTube. -
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