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Meanwhile in the truest timeline:
hey look it's sayaka
in Soviet Russia, you assign tasks to the bartender
the GGS (Game General Secretary) pools your rolls and assigns results to the players in accordance with the current Five-Hour Plan
on a roll of hammer-and-sickle, you are deemed enemy of the people
critical fail on starvation checks
Something about Hibiki's expression here reminds me of a Digimon character. Maybe because I've been rewatching 02 recently.
Also, I'm told the guy who beat up the suffragette in Red Dead Redemption 2 is back:
In this context, the billboard looks like the most morbid ever job ad.
Like, "now recruiting idols! Requirements: must be (un)dead."
I thought this was funny.
There's a vaguely mystic martial arts look to the outfits if you ignore the complicated color scheme.
Some of the dialogue this episode is like they were specifically talking about Adventure.
Though in 02 they commute to the Digital World from school every day.
Website ads gave me this, and it's probably the first time I'm glad I saw an ad on a website.
Does Henry think the Digital World is SAO?
This was an oricon thumbnail for an EXILE thing.
Source: https://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=75795815
Everyone in Tamers seems to think that Digimon and their world entirely originated from computer data (unlike how it works in Xros Wars or what the Digimon Survive people are allegedly going for), so like, probably, yeah.
edit: that "Digital World predates computers" deal is apparently from the Director of Adventure, but I don't know if that was always the underlying idea.