The fact that Legends is trying to treat these as characters that are on par with the other characters in the banners is fucking stupid.

We basically have less characters for this part one, with two scam characters bundled in. It's pathetic.

I will die on this hill, Supporters are a god damn scam.

They only get half decent abilities after they've been pulled 30 times. That's over 20 times more than Legend Limiteds need to get to max, and 30 summons isn't even a third of the way towards Max for Supporters.

20. Hometown - Xenoblade Chronicles

Colony 9 is definitely an example of "it's not home, but I know my way around" for me. I adore this place so much and the music is a big part of that. It just feels warm, comforting, and most of all, safe. A place I can come back to so I can just feel okay.

19. Postwick - Pokémon Sword and Shield

I have a distinct memory of waking up early on launch day to play this and just feeling happy when I walked out into Postwick, listening to this beautiful comfy village tune. Sword and Shield's soundtrack is so underrated man...

18. Fiery Bonds (Ending) - Fire Emblem Engage

I know people have their qualms with the opening song of Engage, but when it's ending version played, I couldn't help but adore it. It's hard to put into words, but it really hit me hard and reassured me that I truly did love Engage.

Oh my god I cannot be coherent to save my life

Twice in that post I was trying to type Runner-Up and I typed Nominee, AND I NEARLY DID IT AGAIN WHILE MAKING THIS ONE GOOD GOD

oh for crying out loud...

oh god, what happened this time?

17. Spiral Mountain - Banjo Kazooie

Even tho I didn't play Banjo Kazooie as a kid, but hearing this song puts a grin on my face as if I did. The song's bouncy, whimsical vibe is unmatched on N64, and is an amazingly charming song that is an easy mood booster whenever it plays.

wait yeah holy shit what the hell

They put the Minecraft and Until Dawn movies on there but not Sonic 3. Sonic was robbed.

Haste is awesome! It's made by the same people who made Clustertruck and Peak, and it's a momentum based platformer rougelike.

Like you said, moves at sonic speed and it's stupidly fun to play.

Fair, it's just that for me, they were prominent parts of the trailer, and if it's meant to be "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie", then the focus should be Galaxy.

It makes me worry that it will be a do-over quality-wise. Throwing in references and familiar mythos to keep fans interested.

It's a tough line to walk with any adaptation sadly. You have the chance to grab new potential fans sure, but you have the pressure of living up to the expectations of the existing fanbase.

With series with dedicated and long-standing fans like Mario and Zelda, they're walking on egg shells always.

I'm remaining optimistic that they have taken what was good and bad about the first film on board to make Galaxy good, but we shall see.

The trailer featuring just as much content from Odyssey and Wonder doesn't give me much hope tho.