I doubt it. Similar easter eggs exist in a ton of video games.
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I doubt it. Similar easter eggs exist in a ton of video games.
BooDestroyer
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Well, there's an Ashley Mii Swordfighter outfit in Smash.
To be perfectly fair, I kind of already saw this coming miles away. It's like with Geno and K. Rool.
I'm just disappointed that there are no Rhythm Heaven Mii costumes.
To be perfectly fair, I kind of already saw this coming miles away. It's like with Geno and K. Rool.
I'm just disappointed that there are no Rhythm Heaven Mii costumes.
Ha! Gingerbread mandrakes. I never would have noticed that, and I'm not sure what else they could be.
More gifts for her.
She can sell the coal, I guess. That's pretty useful.
Somehow, I believe that. Krampus would probably like someone like Ashley.
so the people here probably all already know about the ashley christmas badges, but I think I'm the first one on the tubes to point this out:
don't those gingerbread doodz look familliar...
I just can´t wait to see christmas pics of other Wario characters
They don't exist. Ashley, Nikki and Isabelle are kind of extra mascots of the badge arcade. Anytime they have the opportunity they make badges of them.I just can´t wait to see christmas pics of other Wario characters
That's not really a problem, as nowadays, American Christmas doesn't seem to have to do much with the birth of Jesus anymore anyway..
I don't think it'd be too bad if it weren't for the heavy commercialization taking precedence over any kind of meaning the holiday could have.
It reminds me of that Dexter's Laboratory episode, the way people seem to think of Christmas now.
You know the moment. Where after a talk about the meaning of Christmas, Santa Claus disagrees and just says it's about the presents.
Christmas is indeed way too commercialized nowadays. But hey, at least it also provides a time to get together with loved ones and show our love and support to each other. Sure, it also tends to involve spending copious amounts of money, but the good side of Christmas is still there. Or maybe I'm just too optimistic. That's also sometimes the case.
That's what happens when you have a community of generally pleasant people instead of random people commenting with other random people they're unlikely to ever see or care about again. We're actually able to get to know each other here, and we have more incentive to have good discussion. Plus, as I said, we're generally pleasant people. I'm not so sure YouTube comments have that same thing going for them.