The original Rio died only once, just like Ryouga, in the tragic car accident that also killed their parents. Merag and Nasch, however, died 3 different times: first as humans, then at the hands of Vector, and finally in ZEXAL II.

The one you see there is actually Merag, who lost her memories as a Barian. She lived for at least 7-8 years with the memories of a human girl who had died alongside the rest of her family. The original Rio and Ryouga are truly dead. They were never buried, unlike their parents. The ones who Yuma brought back were actually Merag and Nasch, not Rio and Ryouga.

It's one of those "actually ☝️🤓" moments, but it makes things a little bit more unsettling when you think about it.

I've finally finished all cyberpunk2077 endings and basically all play styles. 2077 has consumed my life for the last 8 months. I have no regrets the last time a game hooked me like this I was 14 well over a decade ago and had unlimited time to play video games. As an adult I kinda assumed I’d never have that feeling again and didn’t enjoy open world games anymore. Turns out I was just playing boring open world games lol

Dedicated student of virtuousness here, lowkey disappointed this announcement is so low-info. I guess its the Ultimate Showdown Version B with rollback and undefined 'balance changes'? That's tight, I'll be thankful and support it because that's the only way we'll ever get an actual VF6... I like Akira's duck-down-forward under Dural's high sweep, maybe a hint at expanded movement options. (Imo the only thing VF5 really needs as far as balance changes goes is a low-block universal supremacy over low-pokes, offset maybe with some tighter sidestep options against turtling defenders...)

But at least VIRTUA FIGHTER LIVES!! If nothing else Im hoping for resolution to the tournament... in my head-canon, Wolf defeats Akira in the final and they team-up to finally destroy Dural. I know the lore isnt exactly compelling but I do like the character-motivated nature of it.

If a pirate streamer has a million viewers, then a Nintendo Lawyer is one of them.

If a pirate streamer has ten viewers, then a Nintendo Lawyer is one of them.

If a pirate streamer has only one viewer, then that is a Nintendo Lawyer.

If a pirate streamer has no viewers, then the Nintendo Lawyer has filed their lawsuit.

If the world is against a pirate streamer, then the Nintendo Lawyer has won.

Billy bobs be Billy bobbin, cause they got to FEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeDUH that yugioh cardboard addiction. “Oh but I wanna make sure I get my copies” “I need it to ship asap” “I’m going to a regional”. They FOMO in and we reap the rewards.

The game is too easy

I spend most of my time theorycrafting which has granted me the false security of being able to enjoy the flavor of what a deck tries to do. Its phenomenally boring to have everything end on the same thing every time.

Any deck simply becomes a means to end on the same crap that everyone else is ending on. There is no flavor, no substance, and no creativity save for, whatever is needed to get said crap out, faster than previous. Of course, if you wanna win, you'll do what wins. Its just that what wins, for me; is boring.