MissingNo.

One of the things that occurred to me while you were talking for, like, character concept or something that would tie into one of the group identities would be, at least for my character, the first thing I thought of would be, like, someone who's, like, focused or obsessed on finding the secrets and Easter eggs of Fabula Ultima.

Like, I'm the one who's chasing after Missingno of it or, you know, all the urban legends or creepypastas about lost levels.

Yeah, that kind of thing.

Wouldn't you know it, there is an edged ARG within Fantasy Ultra Craft known as the Pandemonium Dragon.

[laughs]

Even Missingno.

That's right.

[laughs]

You are the last one to go, so.

Is Missingno on this list? Oh,

sorry.

That sounds like the kind of bullshit this article

It's probably my favorite album of the year so far.

Uh, it sounds to me like it picks up where Missingno, Jaipur, and Burial to a certain extent left off, but in 2014.

It kind of returns to this sort of like post-grime, R&B inflected, like very lovelorn, experimental club music.

But because I think it's delivered with such a fresh perspective, like not only do I assume that Amil Raja is like, like a bunch younger than all of these people, um, he's from Leicester.

Um, it's kind of, in a way it like perfects that sound for me.

I think because it's like from a perspective that's outside of London maybe.

Um, y- you know, on that kind of Burial, I guess ch- same as like Missingno, and Jaipur, Tip, um, it really feels like music that simulates the experience of being at grime, and jungle, and garage raves without actually being any one of those things in particular.

But yeah, like I say, it's like delivered in this like really yearning, like wide-eyed, like lovelorn way.

Like where you sit there, you shake their hand, all that stuff.

My Pokémon were entirely MissingNo'd out.

Like-

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