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Eva unit 01 from Evangelion 2.0 you can (not) advance.
 
I'm changing it to a Chris-Trump fusion from Murphy for now, dunno when I'll use the Pillarstodes again, I kinda liked it for being extra fabulous.

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Jake Conway from my favorite so-bad-it's-good game, Ride to Hell Retribution. A game so universally panned, I don't believe an actual positive review for it actually exists. It's one of those sad situations where a game is complete volatile bullshit that seemingly falls apart more and more as you continue playing it, but if you read about its development you learn that the original ideas they had were actually pretty cool but somewhere along the way everything fell to shit.
 
The Snarbolax, the first boss you ever encounter in the game Spiral Knights. It's a top-down MMO type thing, cutesy and fun to play every so often. Pay wall's a bitch, though.
 
What you turn into if you fuck up and get the shit end in the point-and-click video game version of I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream. More specifically, it's the game's rendition of the ending of the original short story, in which the narrator gets deformed beyond recognition into a jelly-blob-thing with (as the title suggests) no mouth.
 
It's a cow that appears once in a game called No. 11 Downing Street: The Adventures of Ninja Nanny & Sherrloch Sheltie, which got reviewed by Lazy Game Reviews.


If you want to jump straight to the cow: 11:21
 
Replaced the Armored Core robots with another 90's video game character, one from Time Crisis. Anyone who played it should know who my avatar is.
 
Salacious B. Crumb, the pet and jester for Jabba the Hutt in Return of the Jedi. It's pretty :autism: but I like how it looks.
 
(Allegedly) Kraid, as he appears in Captain N, a show too autistic for everyone except Movie Blob.
 
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