.... hilariously bad Engrish dialogue, made this an easy nomination for me.
It's like if you played chess but before the game began, randomized all the non-pawn pieces and gave both players the same configuration. Randomized start, nonluck gameplay.
Another question is, was it known when this run was made, that the game can be beaten faster? Was the timesaver deliberately avoided? Because if not, it's pretty vaultable run then.
Those don't look like circles to me, but ellipses. Which gives me an idea for an additional question: Prove that an ellipse can be surrounded by 6 identical ellipses, each touching an adjacent ellipse only on one point.
wish this was possible... tried infinite flutter/backflip momentum from the "?" section to here for "The Perfect Run" (final star):
31, it's old for a cat...
I understand it being a speedrun, but this is definitely the most underwhelming final boss fight it could have had, sure it is interesting to show it can be done and is a lot faster than actually fighting it, but the final boss and ending are the "payoff" for sitting through it, which sort of makes 3 hours have pretty much no payoff at the end with that fight and the broken ending sequence. Entertainment wise it already showed any battle could be ended with barbabreath so I would have been happy to have some "time sacrificed for entertainment" type thing on Kefka and showcase some other fighting stuff instead.
