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Stress test with over 200 Waddle Dees ~ Meta Knightmare Stellar Symphony #Kirby #Nintendo #Gamedev

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Strimp2 years ago

(It was very successful)

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pres2 years ago

Why does the hit stun sound like that one snoring meme

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Strimp2 years ago

BECAUSE IT IS

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Red12 years ago

Bro really said "this isn't fun anymore"

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Star Warper2 years ago

That hit stun…

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TheRavingTimes2 years ago

Meta-Knight after slaying 200 Waddle Dees and a stray Waddle Doo

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The Lesser Gedester2 years ago

"aaaaaaah AAAAAAAAAAH" ~Waddle Dee

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millamei / evenina 🍭🌟 metroid II but again • 🍉2 years ago

this is sensory

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JCSwitch (Free Palestine)2 years ago

Let him cook

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ChaosChaotix2 years ago

name of the song???

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