Subject: I would say so.
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Posted on: 2022-09-13 12:58:54 UTC
They all having breaking points that can get them riled up beyond their baseline vibes, as Kaguya demonstrated here, but that's standard for PPC agents. They have stressful jobs!
—the breaking point for doctorlit is when he's trying to unroll a hose and it keeps kinking and getting caught on corners and furniture
Set Jun 21; Guya's first PPC birthday, which isn't all cakes and candles.
Okay . . . this is hilarious. The fact that tough-guy strong man Urato wanted to spend his birthday at rhythm games is funny in and of itself, and I didn't see it coming at all. The fact he made them do it in public instead of one of their RCs is fantastic. The fact that he's using this scenario as a tool to dunk on Kaguya is amazing . . . and the best part is Kaguya getting so incredibly angry about it, that he's essentially sworn revenge . . . over frigging Just Dance . . . You have crammed an immense amount of humor into a very small amount of space, friend!
And I hope we get a sequel next year!
—doctorlit would totally blitz Urato's score, doctorlit does rhythm games the way Donatello does machines
Do all four have consistent characterization so far?
They all having breaking points that can get them riled up beyond their baseline vibes, as Kaguya demonstrated here, but that's standard for PPC agents. They have stressful jobs!
—the breaking point for doctorlit is when he's trying to unroll a hose and it keeps kinking and getting caught on corners and furniture
Though I’ve not read all of your spinoff, which is probably why I only say “generally”.
—Ls
It was interesting. I don’t quite get why Kaguya was so upset by that. Though Urato was definitely a jerk.
—Ls