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pc88 said in comment #2594472:

A comment noted that this is supposedly referencing something from Warframe, those who play the game will have to confirm or not...

Well, for one it could be Khora's skill summoning Venari. Or it could be Sevagoth's Reap skill. Or it could be Wukong's hold version of the clone attack...it could be a whole lot, actually.

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Rathurue said in comment #2594477:

Well, for one it could be Khora's skill summoning Venari. Or it could be Sevagoth's Reap skill. Or it could be Wukong's hold version of the clone attack...it could be a whole lot, actually.

I believe it's specifically referencing Eleanor's scene towards the end of The Hex quest, in Warframe 1999. However, I feel like the Warframe scene itself may be a reference to the Jojo scene, as noted by @Myhel (Especially considering Rebecca Ford, the creative director of Warframe, is a huge Jojo fan herself.)

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So, we have:

-South Dakota, who "stole" all of Washington's credit (due to the press) and got all of the glory for the Second Naval Battle of Guadalcanal.

-Indiana, who during the Marshall Islands Campaign in 1944 decided to suddenly turn a different direction without alerting the rest of the task group and ended up cutting in front of Washington, colliding and causing severe damage, losing sailors and nearly sinking both ships in the process.

-Massachusetts, who (while not directly involved in any incidents together) happened to be in the same task group during the Indiana collision incident and witnessed the whole thing go down.

Poor girl just can't catch a break around the SoDak sisters.

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SilverSpirit said in comment #2617506:

Finally, a normal looking Gundam. It's been too long.

SilverSpirit said in comment #2617506:

normal

Brother, that thing is wearing a cape, has heterochomia, one arm and thigh is wrapped in bandages, and the other arm looks organic and has spikes growing out the shoulder.
Even the bloody ankle guards have mismatched colors.
What bizarro realm do you hail from where this is a normal design?

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Incineration said in comment #2617511:

Brother, that thing is wearing a cape, has heterochomia, one arm and thigh is wrapped in bandages, and the other arm looks organic and has spikes growing out the shoulder.
Even the bloody ankle guards have mismatched colors.
What bizarro realm do you hail from where this is a normal design?

Compared to last 3 series or so, this one is actually closer to older series. Remember Exia Repair? This one gives that vibe.

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Incineration said in comment #2617511:

Brother, that thing is wearing a cape, has heterochomia, one arm and thigh is wrapped in bandages, and the other arm looks organic and has spikes growing out the shoulder.
Even the bloody ankle guards have mismatched colors.
What bizarro realm do you hail from where this is a normal design?

Don't forget the slim and double-chinned face!

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alexr05 said:

"Progressives" casually being regressive by reinforcing the dickless trans man stereotype for the 234825th time despite sex reassignment surgery literally being required in most of Asia where it's legal to be trans.

Legally mandating sex reassignment surgery for trans people sounds a lot more regressive to me than making an innocuous "no balls" joke.

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alexr05 said:

"Progressives" casually being regressive by reinforcing the dickless trans man stereotype for the 234825th time despite sex reassignment surgery literally being required in most of Asia where it's legal to be trans.

I'm sorry, but sex reassignment surgery being mandated to be treated and considered as an "actual" trans man/woman is way more regressive than a harmless joke.

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