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This week, Metal talks about his penis and butts for an entire hour. Strap yourselves on, folks.
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This week, Metal talks about his penis and butts for an entire hour. Strap yourselves on, folks.
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This week, Lex tries to recommend a Visual Novel to Metal. And it’s DEFINITELY not Hentai.
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This week, Metal and Lex discuss the meta existence of productivity/prolificness and how making content is depressing and horrible but also fulfilling and wonderful (but also a void, as is life).
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This week, Metal tells Lex that everything he ever loved is wrong and bad, but also that it is technically very good (despite being bad). Also butt update non-updates, as usual.
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In this episode, Metal and Lex discuss quorum, eye hookers, COVID and fighting games, rpgs, sadness, butts, sexuality, and vore. And boy howdy, do we dig into some of those topics in particular. Plenty of shovels.
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Metal and Lex discuss table top role playing games, including why Dungeons and Dragons is the Street Fighter of Tabletop and why Lex is a weirdo who only likes goofy games like Skullgirls and Butts in the Dark.
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In this Episode, Metal and Lex ramble on infinitely about topics once more. This time, Metal tells the audience how much better he is than them because he wins with Ganondorf, and tries not do to so for 40 whole minutes. Also, OMEGA TOM HANKS.
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Metal and Lex finally attempt to make a podcast and, unsurprisingly, ramble about fighting games.
I recently made a neat thing! You can use https://ultimateframedata.com to check frame data for every character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate! And guess what? It’s extremely mobile-friendly!
I was tired of there not being a single source for all of the available data, and I was even more tired of dealing with non-mobile-friendly sites and spreadsheets. I wanted something that I could easily check during tournament or while commentating, so I made this! And now, thanks to me spending a grueling four days parsing spreadsheets of data into HTML, you can use it too!