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So I was defending against a troll like a guilable fool in the IGN comment section when suddenly I made a joke about Nintendo having a fetish for cannibalism... it sounds like a major exageration, but the more I think about it the more I start to think that, as a company it is something the seem to be kinda attracted to...

Am I right or am I crazy?

 

EDIT:  Yoshi, Kirby and Metroids spring to mind; also Wario and Dedede both having 'eat your foes' based moves as well. There are also multiple moves in Pokemon based off trying to take a bite of your opponent.



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Maybe you should give an example of cannibalism in a Nintendo game to support your point. Or like six examples, since your point is that they do this a lot.



what is this Cannibalism you talk of.... examples?



What everyone else has said. I'd make a lot more sense if you gave examples.



Your OP is incomplete.



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Yoshi, Kirby and Metroids spring to mind; also Wario and Dedede both having 'eat your foes' based moves as well. There are also multiple moves in Pokemon based off trying to take a bite of your opponent.



Kirby eats everyone not just other kirbys. He's not a cannibal he's a slut.



What? You don't like eating other people? You are missing out dude



                  

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Jizz_Beard_thePirate said:
What? You don't like eating other people? You are missing out dude

Reported.

JK!

I think you should add that you're not serious! That way you don't have the chance of gettung arrested.

There was one guy who wasn't serious about something he said, and got 8 years in Prison!



anthropophagy=/=cannibalism



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