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Please hear me out before you render a final judgement ^^

@@Megajon your ideas were pretty great! only thing i disagree with is the subtitle career. It's not THAT unclear what the next game should be called that it needs the Tour treatment. Video was so great though bro, loved every second of it! A great selection of ideas. ESPECIALLY cosmetics!!!!

Yeah but I doubt Nintendo's gonna make them recurring characters outside of their game(s). Then again, Nintendo's the most unpredictable game company so like ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Seriously though, I chose the characters I chose because of association with the main cast of Mario characters and how recognizable/often they appear in Mario games. Would I be excited to see Geno appear in a Mario Kart game? Hell yeah. But that might be complicated because of Square Enix and all.

@@MegajonAnd BTW, if Geno actually belongs to Square, then he's likely playable in Mario Hoops 3-on-3, Fortune Street and Mario Sports Mix. These crossover games have Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest characters, who are also playable. Do you think if those games are better if Mallow and Geno are present?

@@LunaCookie As much as I like Geno and Mallow, Geno's hardly appeared outside of Mario RPG outside of some cameos. Mallow even less so. I tried to remove my bias as much as possible when designing the roster/my concept as a whole. So I prioritized recurring characters in mainline/spinoff Mario titles. Everyone I chose is steeped in Mario history or are heavily pushed by Nintendo themselves. And from a realistic standpoint, I doubt I would ever see the RPG characters in mainline Mario kart no less. But I did, for example replace Yoshi's Blue alt with Boshi. But that's assuming Square will play nice with legality and all. Hopefully, by the end of the month, my next video project can explain this in more detail. ^^

@@MegajonOh! BTW, what do you think of my idea for a Geno-centered game? He could become a Snufkin-like protagonist.

I have mixed feelings on this honestly. Me personally I wouldn't put a price on tracks from certain games. Since if 8 Deluxe tells us anything, it's that even the old tracks can be redesigned to be just as good as newer tracks. Also, considering how long it took for the BCP to finish and how many tracks are in every MK game put together, I'd rather them focus on bringing back the few tracks that barely received any attention and introducing new ones- quality and quantity (within reason). I'm not making a shop video yet but I'm working on a big video where I discuss what tracks I'm bringing back, new tracks, the single player campaign, and unlockables I hope will clear everything up for what I had in mind ^^

​​@@MegajonThe only tracks you would be buying in the shop are ones that do not appear during normal gameplay, kinda just as a bonus thing. I imagine tracks like DS Waluigi Pinball or Wii Coconut Mall would look near identical to how they looked in 8DX, they are just an extra unlock kinda like the extra Super Circuit tracks

A fair assessment. I kept the base track count at 80 to try to match 8 Deluxe's track selection, especially when artificially doubling it with the Reverse track concept. I'm still working on a full video explanation but the new Mission/Career mode will feature all tracks at least once (totalling 96 mission.) I did this since each mission unlocks a new alt costume. Since half the courses are retro as per tradition, I tried to portion them evenly to represent all previous MK games. That way we don't do something like the Booster Course Pass and have a Wii bias. That way, fans would be satisfied with the retros regardless of which past game was their favorite. (I also wanted to represent tracks that have never/hardly been remade). Same idea with the roster. I wanted to cast a wide net over the Mario franchise and keep some fan favorites. Do I think Nintendo would do something like my video idea? I doubt it. But I think they're more than capable considering how content rich some of their other games are like Smash Ultimate.

If you liked that maybe you'll love the video I made discussing it in more detail! Thanks for watching!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKO7aYyLetOlo9U&ab_channel=Megajon

Yeah I think YT might be broken because my posts/videos haven't gotten as much engagement as they used to. 😅 I know it's cliche, but hitting the bell/subscribing really helps as well as liking, commenting, watching, sharing, etc. That way KZbin doesn't bury my channel in the algorithm. Thanks for watching though and I'm happy you enjoy them! -M

Being in Purgatorio seemed only invisible to Luka in Bayonetta 1 which he realized when he put on Cereza's glasses. And his new glasses in Bayonetta 2 pretty much reiterate that. Plus, Singularity's Homunculi weren't in Purgatorio as far as I know. Even if you nit-pick the hell out of the rules and whatever, both of us could be right or both of us could be wrong. I don't exactly look to Bayonetta for consistency 😅

@@Megajon Purgatorio is described in the games, explicitly stated by both Rodin and Bayonetta herself, as being an entirely separate plane of existence from Paradiso, Inferno and the World of Chaos. As for Singularity and the Homunculi, none of the events of Bayo 3 take place in Purgatorio, which makes sense since Singularity's plan was to destroy/absorb the World of Chaos, which Purgatorio isn't actually a part of. And yeah, me neither... 😅

@@Megajon Also, another example of larger scale damages in Purgatorio not reflecting in the World of Chaos can be seen in the fight with the Masked Lumen, when Fortitudo and Labolas demolish a significant portion of the city in their fight and how the fabric of reality was literally unraveling in the Temperantia/Butterfly fight, but the city outside of Purgatorio was completely unaffected.

Thanks! I think Nintendo is more traditional when it comes to how they handle full game releases. But if their recent sports titles are anything to go by, I'm hopeful that those practices don't bleed into any of their other games. 💀

Definitely go for it! I'm glad you enjoyed! :D

He one shot Blackout in the original game tho Besides, I'm sure Blackout would put up a fight in more fair circumstances but there's a reason Starscream was second in command

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@@Megajon awesome 🥓

It's probably the concept of quantum locking taking it to it's extreme. Just by observing you can affect reality at the quantum level, so Singularity probably manipulates this concept so that he can "set" reality into a state that favors him

@@Mauricio0973 but that’s the thing. These are inconsistencies In this game that shows that this is not something he could do. If he could put fate in his favors then he would’ve made it so Bayonetta couldnt get the powers of her variants of even survive by the end of the game. Unless we get another installment that explains it, this is really just typical villain boasting behavior on his end.