After Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Mario Kart World is the latest Nintendo game to feature cannibalism because, yes, the cow happily chomps down beef burgers
I am shocked, I am appalled

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World is the ꦓlatest Nintendo game to (allegedly) feature cannibalism.
Everyone had a jolly good time celebrating the fact that the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Switch 2's killer app would finally let us play as Cow - you know, the beloved moo-ers from Mario Kart Wii's Moo Moo Meadows track. Adorabl🧔e.
But now that Mario Kart World is out in the wild, people are 𒁃discovering that Cow will happily chomp down an entire beef burger (ꦏor what looks like a beef burger - this is all alleged, remember) while doing a cheery emote, no less. The absolute monster.
In case you haven't kept up to date, Mario Kart World lets you pick up fast food bags along various tracks that'll swap out your character's outfit and give you a little boost. Plates of sushi, kebabs, and, yes, bu♛rgers are all on the menu. See evidence of the cow cannibalism for yourself .
Of course, it's entirely possible that the burgers in Mario Kart World are vegan. (The beefy beef burgers in Super Nintendo World aren't encouraging, but still.) What about the playable Crab who eats sushi, though? Is all the food vegan? And we know from Super Mario Bros. Wonder that even plants in the Mushroom Kingdom can be sentient - scratch that, sapient. So even if the food is vegan, and cross-species consumption isn't technically cannibalism, I'm still judging the entire roster for potentially eating plants that can smile and laugh and chee🌼r you along like an old friend.
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It shouldn't be a surprise to any long-time Nintendo fans, though. The cannibalism in Animal Crossing: New Horizons was undisputable. 💮We'll update this story as more evidence comes to light.
For now, check out the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:15 best Switch 2 games available now.
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