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Daya

## Background Information

**Grace Martine Tandon** (born October 24, 1998), better known by her stage name **Daya** (stylized **DΛYΛ**; pronounced /ˈdeɪ.ə/), is an American singer and songwriter from Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania. She is signed to Sandlot Records and AWAL, and released her self-titled debut extended play (EP), *Daya*, on September 4, 2015, which includes the song "Hide Away", which has peaked at number 23 on the *Billboard* Hot 100. She released her debut studio album *Sit Still, Look Pretty* on October 7, 2016.

## Appearances

 Don't Let Me Down (w/ The Chainsmokers)
 Sit Still, Look Pretty
NOW That's What I Call Music! 32

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## Background Information

NOW That's What I Call Music! 32 is the thirty-second mainline installment in the American compilation album series "NOW That's What I Call Music!".

It was released on November 3, 2009, & contains hits from Black Eyed Peas, Lady Gaga, & Jay Sean. The album contains 21 tracks in total. NOW 32 has three number ones: “I Gotta Feeling”, “Down” & “Whatcha Say”. NOW What's Next is introduced in this album as a single song along with the main 20 tracklist songs. The album also featured eight songs as downloadable content for those who purchased the CD before November 4, 2010.

The album peaked at #5 on the Billboard 200 Charts.

The cover resembles the UK NOW! 74 cover with a green outline instead of a golden one. It also marks the last time when three mainline NOW! albums are released in the same year, as there will be four U.S NOW! albums each year from 2010 to present.
NOW That's What I Call Country Classics 90s

## Background Information

NOW That's What I Call Country Classics 90s is an installment in the American compilation album series "NOW That's What I Call Music!". It was released on June 5, 2020 & contains the greatest country hits from the 1990s with artists like Billy Ray Cyrus, Martina McBride, Trisha Yearwood and more. The album contains 18 songs on the main tracklist. NOW! Country Classics 90s includes one Billboard Hot 100 number one: "Amazed".
NOW That's What I Call Music! 3

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## Background Information

NOW That's What I Call Music! 3 is the third mainline installment in the American compilation album series "NOW That's What I Call Music!".

It was released on December 7, 1999 and contains hits from Smash Mouth, Lenny Kravitz, & blink-182. The album contains 18 tracks in total. NOW 3 includes one Billboard Hot 100 number one: "Bailamos".

The album peaked at #4 on the Billboard 200 Charts.

## Videos

Now That's What I Call Music! Volume 3 - Official US Commercial (1999)NOW! 3 Advert
LMFAO

## Background Information

**LMFAO** (an initialism for **Laughing My Freaking Ass Off** or **Laughing My F\*\*\*ing Ass Off**) are an American electronic dance music duo consisting of Redfoo and Sky Blu. Redfoo is the youngest son of Motown Records founder Berry Gordy and Nancy Leiviska. Sky Blu is Gordy's grandson and the son of Redfoo's half-brother, Berry Gordy IV, Gordy's son with his first wife Thelma Coleman.

## Appearances

 Party Rock Anthem (ft. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock)
 Sexy And I Know It
 Sorry For Party Rocking
Adam Lambert

## Background Information

**Adam Mitchel Lambert** (born January 29, 1982) is an American singer, songwriter and actor. Since 2009, he has sold over 3 million albums and 5 million singles worldwide. Lambert is known for his dynamic vocal performances that fuse his theatrical training with modern and classic genres.

## Appearances

 If I Had You
 Whadaya Want From Me
H.E.R.

## Background Information

**Gabriella Sarmiento Wilson** (born June 27, 1997), known professionally as **H.E.R.** (pronounced "her", also an acronym for "Having Everything Revealed"), is an American R&B singer. She has received an Academy Award, a Children's and Family Emmy Award, and five Grammy Awards, along with nominations for a Golden Globe Award, three American Music Awards, and four Billboard Music Awards.
NOW That's What I Call Music! 36

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## Background Information

NOW That's What I Call Music! 36 is the thirty-sixth mainline installment in the American compilation album series "NOW That's What I Call Music!".

It was released on November 9, 2010 & contains hits from Katy Perry, Usher, & Kesha. The album contains 20 tracks in total. Including 3 NOW What's Next tracks & 1 flashback bonus track along with the 16 songs on the main tracklist.

The album peaked at #4 on the Billboard 200 Charts.

The cover resembles the UK NOW! 77 cover. It marks the first time when four mainline U.S NOW! albums are released in the same year, which will be the standard release schedule going forward.

## Trivia

* This is the first album to feature Maroon 5.
* This is the last album released in 2010.

## Videos

NOW 36 with Katy Perry, Usher, Taio Cruz & more!NOW! 36 Advert
Kelsea Ballerini

## Background Information

**Kelsea Nicole Ballerini** (born September 12, 1993) is an American Country pop singer and songwriter. She began songwriting as a child and signed a contract with Black River Entertainment in 2014, releasing her debut studio album the following year, *The First Time*. Her second studio album, *Unapologetically*, followed in 2017.

## Appearances

 Yeah Boy
 Hole In The Bottle
 Half Of My Hometown (ft. Kenny Chesney)
NOW That's What I Call Hip-Hop At 50

## Background Information

NOW That's What I Call Hip-Hop At 50 is an installment in the American compilation album series "NOW That's What I Call Music!" It will release on October 6, 2023. It is notable for celebrating 50 years of the hip-hop genre.

## Tracklist

NOW! Hip-Hop At 50 has seven Billboard Hot 100 number ones: "Jump", "Hypnotize", "Ms. Jackson", "Stand Up", "In Da Club", "Drop It Like It's Hot" & "Industry Baby".
Flo Rida

## Background Information

**Tramar Lacel Dillard** (born September 16, 1979), better known by his stage name **Flo Rida** (/floʊ ˈraɪdə/, *floh RY-də*), is an American rapper and singer. His 2007 breakout single "Low" was number one for 10 weeks in the United States and broke the record for digital download sales at the time of its release.
Anne-Marie

## Background Information

**Anne-Marie Rose Nicholson** (born 7 April 1991) is an English singer-songwriter. She has attained charting singles on the UK Singles Chart, including Clean Bandit's "Rockabye", which peaked at number one, as well as "Alarm", "Ciao Adios", "Friends", "2002", "Don't Play" and "Kiss My (Uh-Oh)". Her debut studio album, *Speak Your Mind*, was released in 2018 and peaked at number three on the UK Albums Chart.

## Appearances

 FRIENDS (w/ Marshmello)
 Baby Don’t Hurt Me (w/ David Guetta & Coi Leray)
Wiki Shitposting

**¡Bienvenidos a la Wiki de Shitposting!**
Como shitpostear y personajes epicardos de el lore shitposter

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## Artículos importantes

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*Fundadores de la comunidad*: Escribid un buen párrafo describiendo el tema de la comunidad aquí. Permitid que vuestros lectores sepan más del tema sobre el que trata este wiki y algo de información general sobre el mismo. Luego visitad el panel de administración para más consejos.
Sherk

El 2013 mucha gente fue a su pantano, causando la rabia grande de este master-crack

En 2018 comenzó a hacer p0rnosxd

### Aparece en

* Sherk
* Sherk 2
* Sherk 3
* Sherk 4
* Sherk: El final
* Sherk: No acabo
* Sherk VS Shaggy
* Sherk revive
* Sherk: La revancha [Serie]
* Sherk c vuelve eno y se enamora de pansexuales [Live Action]
* Sherk c mama [Live Action]
* Sherk: Finaliza horario apto para todo publico [Pørnø]
* Sherk y su puto amigo el Donkis
* Sherk y fionna la puta
* Una historia de un ogro verde [YTPH Fanmade]
* Este articulo de fandom XD
* Sherk Pack 2021 [Pørnø]
NOW That's What I Call Music! 46

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## Background Information

NOW That's What I Call Music! 46 is the forty-sixth mainline installment in the American compilation album series "NOW That's What I Call Music!".

It was released on May 7, 2013 & contains hits from Bruno Mars, Justin Timberlake, & Ariana Grande. The album contains 20 tracks in total. Including 4 NOW What's Next tracks along with the 16 songs on the main tracklist. NOW 46 includes two Billboard Hot 100 number ones: "Locked Out Of Heaven" & "Just Give Me A Reason".

The album peaked at #3 on the Billboard 200 Charts.

The cover resembles the UK NOW! 85 cover.
Trollge

## T̸͙͚̒͂r̷̯͉͖̆̃̌ō̶̘̺l̶̖͎͆l̵̮͂͆g̶͓͒̄e̶̗͑

### Otros nombres

Ṫ̷̡̰̳̘̪̤r̷̗̱̈̐͋̽̒͒̓̇̽́̔̒̐̏͑̄͗ȍ̶̭͕̭̥̠l̴̛̫̩̳̜̖̈̂̈́͛̈́̑̋̄̈̈́̈́͗͗o̸̡̧̨̨̡̨̧̤̣̘̼͎̥͔͚̞̔̿̈̌͋̉͛͂̈́̀̆͆̂̋̃͝͠ ̶̰͎̖͓͇͎̉̍͐̓͋̑̈́̊͐̀̑̓́̍͊ͅṢ̶̢̢̛̪̣̣̗͖͓̙̻͙̬̃̎͑̎̎͌̓͂ͅà̸̛̟͙̖͔̦̃̌͛̋͂͂͗̃́̊̿͑͝ḑ̴̹͖̳̤̆,̵̘̻̮͚̻̜̿̕̕͝͠͝ ̷̮̺̈́͊̈́͗̈́͗̆̏͊͌͊̄̚̚Ę̴̛̜̮̞̤̻̪̮̾͛͆͆̅̾̑̚͝ḑ̶̢̢̹̩͍̝͎̪̦̬̫̱͚̩̺̀͗̀̈́̎͒̒͗̈́̿̋ġ̴̢͉̦̖̦̣̒̏̀͂́̃́̑͐̄̏͝y̶̜̲͇̆̋̈́̀̆̈́͛̈́̋̽̂͊̅͊̀̀ ̴̢͍̈͆̒̄̆̔̄̐̓̅̂͝͝Ţ̷̲̙̊͌͌̾̽̀̆̑r̷̡̢̨̖̱͇̦̭̭̟̗̖̼̰̭̆ͅő̴̲͍͈̪͓̖̙̬̩̦͇̲͉̫̆͛̾̆̎̈́̆̕͜l̴̮̤̻̣̱͚͍̙͋͗̊͋̇̓͘͝ͅl̸̢̡̥͇͕̣͎̮̦̺̝̐̏̓́͆̚͜͜͝͠

## Descripción física

### H̵i̶s̶t̷o̷r̴i̷a̴

М̴̩̘͑͑͂ͅн̸̱̀̂е̴̻̏ ̸͔͗г̸̡͎̇̊̽р̶̰̺̿у̸͖͆̂͒с̸̛͈̱̽̆т̵̬̮̓̐н̸̪̗̐̾о̸̬̚ ̴̪͕̈͜c̵͙̦̳̉̏â̴̩͙̈́̇n̷̛͈̭̠̔̓ ̶̛̟̞̾͠ỳ̵̳͔͍̇͑o̶̝̭̳̓̈́̐u̷̡͓̐͠͝ ̴̡́͐d̸̫̈́͆ŏ̷͇̲̽̅ ̴̤͕̅̓s̷͓͈̼͛o̴̬̘͈̓m̸̩̊͗ȇ̶̹̙͝ ̶̡̙̉͝t̶͖̰͔̋͂h̷̗̀͒̔i̷̟̱̤̐̈́n̷̛̯̑̒ǵ̸̡͓̿?̸̗̩̒̎͠ ̷̘̋ ̶͔̒̓͜Ẑ̴̧̗̖͝Ŵ̵̩̆͛w̷̳͓͔͐̿ġ̵̼̹͓͐c̸̪̐̒Ẍ̸̛̪̯́V̷̡̮̼͑̏̽l̵͙͈̋͝I̷͉̽̈G̷̞̓̌̐ẍ̴͇̺̥͝l̴̩͖͆Ź̸͓͍W̴͔̣̰̐͛͒E̷̛̟̐́g̵̫̖̿̋Z̸̝̼̪̑͑̃X̶͚̯͗M̶̹͚͚̃͊͝g̷̨̡̭̊͛͑Ź̷̻2̸͓̩̘͐͋F̶̬̀̓5̵̝̬͑̽̂ ̵̘̯̫̇g̸̢̪͘ͅi̶͎͖̍͗y̵̲̩̹̍̊̆ŭ̶̖͍̈ó̸̬r̵̘̃̀̋e̷͔̯̬̋ȯ̶̖͝

### F̵̹̽̑̋̓̚̚͠ã̷͇̣͕̟͔̑̈͊͂̀͊͂̅̋m̷̨̩͎͉̲̗̭̘͉̫͕̲̘͈̤̆̉̊̓͛̕i̴̡̡͖͍͍̪͚̒̀͆̓̄̀̔͛͗̓͊̕̕l̵̢͓̯̥̙̮̼͓̼͉̦̻̖͓̤͖͆̿́̒͆͂ȋ̸̢̢͓̬͚̤̭͉͎͍̖̖̬̣͕̯̣a̷͇̰̮̪̿́́̋̃̚͜͠

T̵̬̳̞́̀͋r̴̗̙̐̀̈́ỏ̸͚͖l̷̟͎̒͒l̷͇̟̚f̶̦̳̃̆͜ą̶̤̄̂̀c̸͔̠͑̓̈́ę̸͈̯̈́̄̆ ̵̗̐͒̃(̷̝̰̜̋h̵̠͚͆e̵̺̣̋ṛ̷͑̈́͒m̸̬̌͘͝ͅa̶̪̠̿n̷͔͗o̵̖̳̓͠)̶͎͊̎ // **T̷r̸o̶l̵l̵g̴e̸ ̷(̴e̷l̴)̶** // S̷̨̡̯͇̤̣͍̤̤̹̥͇̤̻̘̖̀̌̂̒̂̏̆̒̔̏͝r̴̡̩̳̥͖̥̃̆͆̆̂̌̑́̈́͜a̴̦̺̯̪̼̣̣͋̂̒͗.̶̳̆̑̽ ̵͉̠͖̟̅́̉̍̈́̀͝͠T̴͓͔̟̝͑̉r̶̛͎̙͗͑̌̾̆̆̊͂̀̅̇͜ờ̸͕͇̲̠̬͕̝̀́̒̾̏̀́͋͆̑͝l̴̨̛̳̟͕͉̜̳̠̘̃̆̍́̒̈͋͗̈́͐̅͛͐͠ļ̴̖̂̐̂̇̊̋̽̍͒̕ ̷̨̞͈̭̪̘̺̥̮͚̝͇̖͍̰̦͐̈́̈́̃͋͆̾̂͋̕(̷̡̳͍̠̭̘̱̲̄̉̈̓̽̇͜͝m̸͉̩̫̰̀̐̃̏̑̕͜a̵͎̰̻̖̮̞̦̣̗̠̝̒̈̈́͋̈́̐̔̐̽́̂̈́̈́̈́̎͘͜͠d̴̲̲̺̤̜̗͍̜͉̱̖̮͍̎͋̊͑̿̅̽̂̈͆̌̾̊͝͝r̶̢̛͙̖͉͎̪͎͉̹̞̪͚̝̳̪͂̃͂͝e̵̩̩̊̍̍͌̋̍̚͜)̷̱̩̗̬̞͚̙̰͂̍̏̂̀̒͌̈́͗͝ // T̶̘̱̺̘̳̰̤̦̫͚̿̅̕ȑ̸̪̹̤̰̞̝̲̗̮͈̻̞͊̽́̾͋̽́̀̚͝ͅǫ̶̭̙̩̬̪̯̬̪̦͈͙̰͍̿̿̐̀͑́̅̀̾͜͠l̴͉̙̮͉̥͇̋͒͒l̵̼͖̻̺͆̃̒̑͐̽̆̇͋̽̊̄́͋̑ş̸̢̱͍̻͕͙͌̄̂̍͌̊̽ĭ̴̱̦̜͂̌̔̉͜r̵̝̙͇̳̿͆̔̾͑̿ ̵̨̡͚͖͕̩̟̥̬̞̜͚̞͝ͅ(̸̝͌p̵̠̱͖̻͈̈́̂̾́͐͝a̸͉̳̳͙͎͉̖̜͈̐́̆͋̍̈́͗̈͑̂́͑̓͘͝ͅḑ̵̛͈̞̭̪̬̙̠̰̻̊͆̉̋̆̈́̋ŗ̵̛̼̽ĕ̷̛̛͇̦̦̤̪͜͜͠)̵̨̧̡͍̱̪͇͓̖̥͕̏̈̈̋͛̔̅͆͜͝

ж̷̧̛̠̹̥̥͈̬͎͐̈́̆͘ͅи̷̧̧̢̗̻̳̜̩̗̲̬̭̣͎̙̔̒̾̉̈́̃̌͋̿̀̔̈̈́ͅͅз̷̨̛̳̻̻̦͕̲̜̊̈́̇̓̎̄͆́̔̕͘͘͘ͅн̷̡͖̫̯̪̱̮̞̠̹̠͕͙̯̥̮̫̀̎͆͜ͅь̶̯̺͇̗͋̈̋̓̈̚͝ ̵̜̖͙̞̪̩̠̪̼̝̳̲̥͊̇͛̾̂̕б̶̝̪͍̗͚̍ё̴̗́͌͊̀̀͂̂̓͐с̸̙̫͚̩̓͗͊̀̆͘̕к̸̢̡̭̤̜̰̱̝̟͎̣͉̝̹̗͌̀͗́͋̒̀̐́̋̋̄͐͑͘̕͘͝ͅͅо̶̳͈̘̯̘̱̳̊̃̾͐͐̕͠͠͝͠ͅн̸̯̗̺̲̯̝̈͆͑͛̽̕͝е̴̩͋͝ч̴̧̡̜͕̞̖̳͇̖͓͈̲̫̥͈̫̐̎̉̊̌̉̏͘̕͜͠н̶̡͉̦̟͌̋̋а̷̣̰͓̰̯̖̜͇͖͖̖̟̐̅̇̂̌̌͂̈́̎̔̓̐͋̄̓͂́͘ͅͅя̴̨̠͔̦̞̜͍̳͓͂̃́̈͆̽̈́͑̇̏̉̒͘͠͝ ̶̨͎̺͉̖͎̮̩͔̪͍̩̠̟̓̑̎̀м̶̨̘͓̻̱̤̰̬̠̫͙̤̼̘̜̮̪̥̰́̀̄͊͒̇̈́̊̃̌̈̉͆͊̑̀е̶̢͍̯͙̻͖̲̹̠̩̙̥̜̔̔̓̀́ͅч̷̨̢͔̙̙̫̳̗̥̋̇̂̊͛̄̂̈́̽̽̊̆̈͒̕̚͠͠ͅт̸̧̧̨̜͇̙̱̩͚̼̥̬̲̝͍̩͋̏͑̂͑̾̂̓̏̀̑̕͜а̷̛̮̙͚̻͉̦̘̯̼̏̋̏͌͗̀̅̎̎͊̌̍̏̚͜͝
Big Sean

## Background Information

**Sean Michael Leonard Anderson** (born March 25, 1988), known professionally as **Big Sean**, is an American rapper. Anderson began his music career in 2007 and gained popularity in 2010 with his third mixtape *Finally Famous Vol. 3: Big*. He then signed a recording contract with GOOD Music and Def Jam Recordings and released his debut studio album, *Finally Famous* in 2011, which included the US top 10 single "Dance (Ass)" (featuring Nicki Minaj). Anderson followed it with his second album, *Hall of Fame* (2013), while his third album, *Dark Sky Paradise* (2015), debuted atop the US *Billboard* 200. It also included the hit singles "I Don't Fuck with You" (featuring E-40) and "Blessings" (featuring Drake and Kanye West). His fourth album, *I Decided* (2017), contained "Bounce Back", his highest-charting US single, while his fifth album *Detroit 2* (2020) was his third consecutive platinum album.

## Appearances

 Feels (w/ Calvin Harris, Pharrell Williams & Katy Perry)
Imagenes en Stock

## Historia

### Imagenes

Las imagenes en Stock, o mas conocidas como "Stock images" son sequencias de imagenes con cringe al 200% y marcas de agua por todas partes. Estas imagenes sumadas a un contexto gracioso causa una risa facil del publico

### Comienzo de uso

Las imagenes en Stock fueron usadas por "Sr. Pelo" en "Stocktales". Esto no cuenta que fue el primero, hace mucho tiempo atras se usaban estas imagenes en foros como 4Chan, el punto es que "Sr. Pelo" fue el primero en usar este formato en video.

### Origen

Todas las imagenes surgieron de sitios "Stock" (Shutterstock, Alamy, etc.). La idea fue hecha a cabo en 1920 por Armstrong Roberts.

## Ejemplos

Perdon no me deja agregar fotos directamente con los links :/

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https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fthumbs.dreamstime.com%2Fz%2Fblank-research-paper-sheet-2089856.jpg&f=1&nofb=1
```
Super Gem Fight Bros.

Title screen.

***Super Gem Fight Bros.***, released in Japan as ***Street Fight Bros. 2013*** (Japanese: ポケットファイトブラザーズ。), is a Japanese children's fighting/run 'n gun video game released by Ender's Fund in 2012 for the Game Guy Advance. It was ported to the Ender's Fund XRocker, which retained the *Pocket Fight Bros.* title for its North American and European releases, then the Game Guy Micro (in Japan only), as well as the Con-Switch as part of the *Street Fight Bros. II*-themed compilation title *Street Fight Bros. II Anthology*.

The game uses the same super deformed character designs previously used in Super Gem Fight Bros. II: The World Bros. Game, a puzzle game by Ender's Fund.[1] The return of most of the "puzzle fight bros." on the roster includes characters from *Street Fight Bros. II: The 2nd Year* and *Ninjalings*, Lexnl from *Street Fight Bros. III*, and Magic-Ninja from *Liam Dalton World II: Yochi's Island*. It also features many character cameos from various Ender's Fund games scattered in the background of the stages.[2][3] Two mobile-only spin-offs based on this game, *Solitier Fight Bros.*[4] and *Poker Fight Bros.*[5] were released for cellphones in 2018 in Japan only.
NOW That's What I Call Music! 41

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## Background Information

NOW That's What I Call Music! 41 is the forty-first mainline installment in the American compilation album series "NOW That's What I Call Music!". The album art features cupcakes with colorful frosting and toppings on them.

It was released on February 7, 2012 & contains hits from LMFAO, Katy Perry, & Lady Gaga. The album contains 20 tracks in total. Including 4 NOW What's Next tracks along with the 16 songs on the main tracklist. NOW 41 includes two Billboard Hot 100 number ones: "Sexy And I Know It" & "Someone Like You".

The album peaked at #3 on the Billboard 200 Charts.

## Videos

NOW 41 feat. Adele, LMFAO, Katy Perry & more!NOW! 41 Advert
## Trivia

* This is the final album to feature Adele.
* This is the first album released in 2012.
NOW That's What I Call Music! 34

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* Back Cover

## Background Information

NOW That's What I Call Music! 34 is the thirty-fourth mainline installment in the American compilation album series "NOW That's What I Call Music!".

It was released on June 15, 2010 & contains hits from Justin Bieber, B.o.B, & Kesha. The album contains 20 tracks in total. Including 4 NOW What's Next tracks along with the 16 songs on the main tracklist. NOW 34 has four number ones: “Nothin' On You”, “Rude Boy”, “OMG” & “Imma Be”.

The album peaked at #4 on the Billboard 200 Charts.

The cover takes some inspiration from the UK NOW! 66 cover.

## Videos

Now That's What I Call Music Vol. 34 - Official US CommercialNOW! 34 Advert
Arm Wrestler

### Release date

**Arcade**WW: 26 May 1995 **CPS-1** WW: 10 July 1995 **CPS-2**JP: 11 December 1995, NA: November 1997|**Game Boy**JP: 24 March 1996,NA: August 1996, EU: 1996

### Mode

Single-player, Multiplayer

***Arm Wrester*** is a 1995[1] arcade/cps-1/cps-2 game developed by Ender's Fund, and a 1996 game boy game by Atlus and released only in North America. As a spin-off of the *Fighting World* series, and created by the same development team, *Arm Wrestler* features many of the same features, such as a dual-monitor system and quirky computer opponents.
Amogus

## Contenido

### Historia xd

Among Us es un juego creado en 2018 con 70 descargas, luego fue revivido a finales de 2019 ya que... YO QUE SE NO SE UNA VERGAAA!!!

Luego en 2020 revivió altamente por la cuarentena y luego siendo visto por momeros, shitposters, chads y papus. Esto causo crear memes, entre estos. Amogus, ¡Este meme tambien tiene su simbolo de texto! Copialo aqui: `ඞ`

### Otros memes de el tema

* sus (comic)
	+ Comic por StoneToss
* Mods de FNF
	+ Hechos por sus creadores XD
NOW That's What I Call Music! 25

* Front Cover
* Back Cover

## Background Information

NOW That's What I Call Music! 25 is the twenty-fifth mainline installment in the American compilation album series "NOW That's What I Call Music!". It was released on July 17, 2007 & contains hits from Fall Out Boy, Avril Lavigne & Gwen Stefani. The album contains 20 tracks in total. NOW! 25 has three number ones: “Girlfriend”, “Glamourous” & “Buy U A Drank (Shawty Snappin')”.

The album peaked at #1 on the Billboard 200 Charts.

The cover resembles the UK NOW! 67 cover with a different colour scheme.

## Videos

NOW 25 Original US Commercial!NOW! 25 Advert
Test page

test shitposting page by daveplaysgames

since eng is closed

We're no strangers to love

You know the rules and so do I (do I)

A full commitment's what I'm thinking of

You wouldn't get this from any other guy

I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling

Gotta make you understand

Never gonna give you up

Never gonna let you down

Never gonna run around and desert you

Never gonna make you cry

Never gonna say goodbye

Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

We've known each other for so long

Your heart's been aching, but you're too shy to say it (say it)

Inside, we both know what's been going on (going on)

We know the game and we're gonna play it

And if you ask me how I'm feeling

Don't tell me you're too blind to see

Never gonna give you up

Never gonna let you down

Never gonna run around and desert you

Never gonna make you cry

Never gonna say goodbye

Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

Never gonna give you up

Never gonna let you down

Never gonna run around and desert you

Never gonna make you cry

Never gonna say goodbye

Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

We've known each other for so long

Your heart's been aching, but you're too shy to say it (to say it)

Inside, we both know what's been going on (going on)

We know the game and we're gonna play it

I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling

Gotta make you understand

Never gonna give you up

Never gonna let you down

Never gonna run around and desert you

Never gonna make you cry

Never gonna say goodbye

Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

Never gonna give you up

Never gonna let you down

Never gonna run around and desert you

Never gonna make you cry

Never gonna say goodbye

Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

Never gonna give you up

Never gonna let you down

Never gonna run around and desert you

Never gonna make you cry

Never gonna say goodbye

Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Kesha

## Background Information

**Kesha Rose Sebert** (/ˈkɛʃə ˈsiːbərt/; born March 1, 1987), formerly stylized as **Ke$ha**, is an American singer and songwriter. In 2005, at age 18, Kesha was signed to Kemosabe Records. Her first major success came in early 2009 after she was featured on American rapper Flo Rida's number-one single "Right Round".
Wojak

### Muerte

Este huevon murió en 2003 por suicidio ya que perdió una partida de "League of Legends"

### Comportamiento

Antes era chad pero termino como un eBoy emo anti-social con ganas de suicidarse

### Conflictos

* Su primer conflicto fue en la escuela primaria de 2B y se trataba de que dijo una mala palabra en el recreo.
* Estaba enojado por perder el Fortnite y descargo un virus, luego su ordenador exploto y se enojo demasiado.
* En su cumpleaños de 17 años jugo a futbol y perdió, luego este se enojo demasiado y termino sin regalos.
* A los 19 años comenzó una política en Twitter en contra de que abuso de una menor de edad.
* En 2003 perdió una partida de LoL (torneo) y se suicido.
	+ Durante esto elimino todas sus redes sociales
Rickroll

## Historia

### Contexto

Es para engañar y resultar en el video de "Never Gonna Give You Up - Rick Astley" contando actualmente con un billón de reproducciones/rickrolls

### Origen

Como todo, comenzó en 4Chan. Estaban hablando de cuales eran sus comidas favoritas, y uno dijo que le gustaba el "egg roll" o rollo de huevo en español, pero 4Chan cambiaba todo lo que era "egg" a "duck". Y resulto ser duckroll, unos memeros decidieron hacer una imagen de un pato con ruedas y un texto diciendo en minúsculas duckroll y de hay alguien tuvo la idea de adaptar el duckroll a el video musical de rick astley. Al bautizarlo, lo nombraron "RickRoll".
Randy Ninja

Wanted Poster

“YAAAAAAAGH!!!!!!! WHAT HAVE YOU DONE LAMMI?! YOU BABYISH GUY!” - Randy, Ender’s Fund vs. VQN II EO (Con-Switch Edition).

**Randy Ninja**/Boss Ninja, also known as the "**Pink & Blue Ninja**", is a video game character from the *Ninjalings vs. Sony* series, first appearing in *Ninjalings vs. Street Fight Bros.*. He is a national Russian villain who is always seen fighting for the glory of his country.
Los Llorones

# Bicho jr. llorando

## Historia

Argentina estaba en un partido contra Brasil en la copa CONMEBOL, Brasil iba a meter un gol, pero Argentina lo anulo... Pero eso es otra cosa, un jugador de Argentina se cayo y estaba el bicho. Causando que este llorara, luego el admin "Otamendi" lo levanto. Argentina gano 1-0 contra Brasil, manteniendo esto como un meme.

# Llorisqueo en el piso

Si
--

Shawty's like a melody in my head

That I can't keep out

Got me singin' like

Na na na na everyday

It's like my iPod stuck on replay, replay-ay-ay-ay

# Carson llorando

## Historia

Carson jugaba Minecraft y se cayo en una trampa.

# Otros

* Negro Llorando
* No Hay Nesquik
* Actor Llora
Lammi Ninja

Wanted poster.

“Gah, I was just being nice.” - Lammi, Ender’s Fund vs. VQN II EO (Con-Switch Edition).

**Lammi Ninja**/Giggles Ninja, is a video game character from the *Ninjalings vs. Sony* series, appearing in *Ninjalings vs. Street Fight Bros.* He is a Ninjaling from England and Pakistan.

## Quotes

* "Your psychosis looks like a loss face."

## Trivia

* He has a similarity with Dragonia Ninja.
Sony

Logo.

### Products

Consumer electronicsSemiconductorsVideo gamesFilmsTV showsMusicComputer hardwareTelecommunications equipmentRobots

### Services

Financial servicesInsuranceBankingCredit financeAdvertising agencyNetwork services

### Website

www.sony.com

**Sony Group Corporation** (ソニーグループ株式会社, *Sonī Gurūpu kabushiki gaisha*, /ˈsoʊni/ *SOH-nee*, commonly known as **Sony** and stylized as **SONY**) is a Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation headquartered in Kōnan, Minato, Tokyo.[7] As a major technology company, it operates as one of the world's largest manufacturers of consumer and professional electronic products, the largest video game console company and the largest video game publisher. Through Sony Entertainment Inc, it is one of the largest music companies (largest music publisher & second largest record label) and the third largest film studio, making it one of the most comprehensive media companies, being the largest Japanese media conglomerate by size overtaking the privately held, family-owned Yomiuri Shimbun Holdings, the largest Japanese media conglomerate by revenue.[8][9][10]

Sony, with its 55 percent market share in the image sensor market, is the largest manufacturer of image sensors, the second largest camera manufacturer, and is among the semiconductor sales leaders.[11][12][13] It is the world's largest player in the premium TV market for a television of at least 55 inches (140 centimeters) with a price higher than $2,500 as well as second largest TV brand by market share and, as of 2020, the third largest television manufacturer in the world by annual sales figures.[14][15][16][17]

Sony Group Corporation is the holding company of the Sony Group (ソニー・グループ, *Sonī Gurūpu*), which comprises Sony Corporation, Sony Semiconductor Solutions, Sony Entertainment (Sony Pictures, Sony Music), Sony Interactive Entertainment, Sony Financial Holdings, and others.

The company's slogan is *Be Moved*. Their former slogans were *The One and Only* (1979–1982), *It's a Sony* (1981–2005), *like.no.other* (2005–2009)[18] and *make.believe* (2009–2013).[19]

Sony has a weak tie to the Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG) corporate group, the successor to the Mitsui *keiretsu*.[20] Sony is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (in which it is a constituent of the Nikkei 225 and TOPIX Core30 indexes) with an additional listing in the form of American depositary receipts listed in the New York Stock Exchange (traded since 1970, making it the oldest Japanese company to be listed in an American exchange), and was ranked 122nd on the 2020 *Fortune* Global 500 list.[21]
Gem Fight Bros. (game)

Title Screen.

***Gem Fight Bros.***, released in Japan as ***Street Fight Bros. 2008*** (Japanese: ストリートファイトブラザーズ2008), is a Japanese children's fighting/run 'n gun video game released by Ender's Fund in 2007 for the Super Ender's Fund. It was ported to the SFL, which retained the *Street Fight Bros. 2008* title for its North American and European releases, then the Super Familab (in Japan only), as well as the Ender's Fund Con-Switch as part of the *Street Fight Bros. II*-themed compilation title *Street Fight Bros. II Anthology*.

The game uses the same super deformed character designs previously used in Super Gem Fight Bros. II: The World Bros. Game, a puzzle game by Ender's Fund. The return of most of the "puzzle fight bros." on the roster includes characters from *Street Fight Bros. II: The Next Year* and *Ninjalings*, Lexnl from *Lexnl's Adventure*, and Magic-Ninja from *Liam Dalton World II: Yochi's Island*. It also features many character cameos from various Ender's Fund games scattered in the background of the stages.[2][3] Two mobile-only spin-offs based on this game, *Solitier Fight Bros.*[4] and *Poker Fight Bros.*[5] were released for cellphones in 2013 in Japan only.
Street Fight Bros. Ultimate

***Street Fight Bros. Ultimate*** is a 2D fighting game developed and published by Sony for the PlayStation 5. Released worldwide on 26 May 2057, it is an updated version of 2034's *Street Fight Bros. Brawl Ship*. The game features two graphical styles—classic pixel art and updated high-definition art. New gameplay mechanics and modes were also introduced, with minor changes being made to the game's balance in addition to adding Evil Liam Dalton from the *Street Fight Bros. Alpha* series and Violent Burt from *SNK vs. Sony: SVC Chaos* to the roster.
Whatsapp 2

## Contenido

Logo en fase de desarrollo

También este iba a ser cancelado pero no lo fue

	+ Primera versión de WhatsApp 2, con mejoras a WhatsApp. Iniciado como "WhatsApp+"
* Alpha 174
	+ Esta versión se definió como WA 2.
* Alpha 182
	+ Esta versión agrego "AVATARS", entre los avatares estaban El Pepe, Ete Sech entre otros.
* Alpha 370
	+ Se realizaron cambios a la interfaz para ser de oro.
* Alpha 370.2
	+ Se agregaron varias funciones, entre estas. La posibilidad de follarse a alguien (exclusivo de WhatsHub)
* Beta 1.0
	+ La primera beta. Con nuevo logo de oro.
* Beta 1.0.1
	+ Los cambios de oro se deshacen y se agrega una interfaz moderna y un logo fresco
* 1.0
* 1.1
	+ Versión actual de WA2

### Ediciones

WhatsApp 2 Gold: Edición con interfaz dorada

WhatsApp 2 Classic: Edición que tiene la interfaz de el WhatsApp anterior

WhatsHub: Edición que habilita varias funciones como la de follarse a alguien
Super Gem Fight Bros. II: The World Bros. Game

***Super Gem Fight Bros. II: The World Bros. Game***, released in Japan as ***Street Fight Bros. 2017***[a], is a one or two player tile-matching puzzle video game first released in 2016 for the Ender's Fund GV, by Ender's Fund and its Ender's Fund Coin-Op division. The game's title is a parody of *Super Street Fight Bros. I Brawl* (called *Super Street Fight Bros. I X* in Japan), as there were no other *Gem Fight Bros.* games at the time,[6] and the game includes music and interface elements spoofing the *Street Fight Bros. II* and *Ninjalings.* It was a response to VQN's *Oi Oi II* that had been sweeping the Japanese arcade scene.

A Remastered version titled Super Gem Fight Bros. V, is available on SEFVGSCE. A successor, *Super Gem Fight Bros.: Crafting Mix*, was released for mobile devices in 2028. *Super Gem Fight Bros. V* was made backwards compatible on Super Ender's Fund Video Game System Classic Edition in June 2032.

## Characters

Street Fight Bros.

Old Friends

Ninjalings

Known
List of Gem Fight Bros. video games

**Gem Fight Bros.** is the Run 'N Gun video game series.

1. Gem Fight Bros. (03/08/2007 - SEFVGS - CXF 2008)
2. Super Gem Fight Bros. (10/13/2012 - GGA - CXF 2013)
3. Super Gem Fight Bros. II: The World Bros. Game (09/24/2016 - GV - CXF 2017)
4. Ultra Gem Fight Bros. (07/11/2019 - GVi - CXF 2020)
5. Super Gem Fight Bros. III: Jewel Star (01/13/2024 - Con-Switch II - CXF 2025)
6. Super Gem Fight Bros. IV: Crafting Mix (12/09/2028 - SEFVGSCE - CXF 2029)
7. Super Gem Fight Bros. V (09/19/2032 - Con-Switch III - CXF 2033)
Yuri Darryl

*For the character named Yuri Darryl in Japan, see Sammi.*

"Handsome fighters never lose battles!"

**Yuri Darryl**, known as **Nicole** (ニコール Nikōru) in Japan, is a video game character from the *Street Fight Bros.* series, first appearing as a non-playable boss in *Street Fight Bros. 2* before becoming playable in its update, *Street Fight Bros. 2: Champion Edition*. He is a claw-wielding, narcissistic Spanish ninja obsessed with beauty who also serves as a personal bodyguard to Sammi.
List of Saturday Night Building Fighters games

1. Saturday Night Building Fighters (2008 - PSP)
2. Saturday Night Building Fighters II (2009 - PSP)
3. Saturday Night Building Fighters III (2010 - PSP)
4. Saturday Night Building Crashers IV (2012 - PS3)
5. Saturday Night Building Fighters FX (2013 - SFC)
6. Saturday Night Building Fighters V (2013 - PS3)
7. Saturday Night Building Fighters VI (2014 - PS3)
8. Super Saturday Night Building Fighters (2015 - SNES)
9. Saturday Night Building Fighters VII (2015 - PS3)
10. Saturday Night Building Fighters VIII (2017 - PS Vita)
11. Saturday Night Building Fighters Genesis (2017 - Genesis)
12. Saturday Night Building Fighters IX (2022 - PS Vita)
13. Saturday Night Building Fighters: Island Tower (2023 - PS4)
14. Saturday Night Building Fighters X (2025 - Sega CD)
15. Saturday Night Building Fighters: Jewel Rush (2026 - PS4)
16. Saturday Night Building Fighters: The Top C (2027 - PS4)
17. Saturday Night Building Fighters IInd (2028 - PS5)
18. Saturday Night Building Fighters Megastars (2031 -PS5)
MNEK

## Background Information

**Uzoechi Osisioma** "**Uzo**" **Emenike** (born 9 November 1994), professionally known by his stage name **MNEK** (/ˌɛmənˈiːkeɪ/, *EM-ən-EE-kay*), is an English singer, songwriter and record producer. He has been nominated for a Grammy and a Brit Award, and has received the ASCAP Vanguard Award. His writing and production credits include H.E.R., Jax Jones, Zara Larsson, Little Mix, Dua Lipa, FLO, Sugababes, Clean Bandit, Julia Michaels, Craig David, Christina Aguilera, Becky Hill, Selena Gomez, Years & Years, Kylie Minogue, Beyoncé, Madonna, KSI, Mabel and Twice.
Dragonia Ninja

Dragonia Ninja, as she appears in Street Fight Bros. V

**Ibuki** (ドラゴニア忍者 *Doragonia ninja*?)/Cuutie Raspberry Ninja (キューティラズベリー忍者 *Kyūtirazuberī ninja*) is a video game character from the *Street Fight Bros.* series, first appearing in *Super Street Fight Bros. I*. She is a young ninja-in-training from an ancient clan who would rather live a normal life of a modern female Japanese teenager.
Kool Aid

"My strength is greater than yours."

**Kool Aid** (クールエイド Kūrueido, Russian: **Kool Aid**, ***Kool Aid***), also known as the "**Cherry Flavored Cyclone**" (チェリー風味のサイクロン Cherī fūmi no saikuron, Russian: **Циклон со вкусом вишни**, Tsiklon so vkusom vishni), is a video game character from the *Street Fight Bros.* series, first appearing in *Street Fight Bros. 2*. He is a national Russian hero who is always seen fighting for the glory of his country.
Street Fight Bros. 3

The first game in the fourth Street Fight Bros. subseries, after Street Fight Bros. Alpha. It threw out a large portion of the Street Fight Bros. cast in favor of adding all-new ones, including a new lead character, Alex, who was prominently featured alongside the series' symbolic Liam and Burt. However, since the first entry into the III series was fairly rushed, a few characters had to be left out, one of which ended up having pieces left in the game.
Ultra Gem Fight Bros.

***Ultra Gem Fight Bros.***, released in Japan as ***Street Fight Bros. 2020 Brawl***[a], is a one or two player tile-matching puzzle video game first released in 2019 for the Ender's Fund GVi, by Ender's Fund and its Ender's Fund Coin-Op division. The japanese game's title is a parody of *Street Fight Bros. I Brawl* (called *Super Street Fight Bros. I X* in Japan), as there were no other *Puzzle Fight Bros.* games at the time,[6] and the game includes music and interface elements spoofing the *Street Fight Bros. II* and *Ninjalings*. It was a response to VQN's *Oi Oi* that had been sweeping the japanese GVi scene.

A Remastered version titled ***Super Gem Fight Bros. V***, is available on the Super Ender's Fund Video Game System Classic Edition. A successor, *Puzzle Fight Bros.*, was released for mobile devices in 2017. Super Gem Fight Bros. V was made backwards compatible on SEFVGSCE in June 2032.
Street Fight Bros. Wiki

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List of Final Fighter Bros. games

1. Final Fighter Bros. (1999 - Game Guy/2005 - SEFVGS/2011 - GGA)
2. Final Fighter Bros. II (2003 - SEFVGS)
3. Mighty Final Fighter Bros. (2003 - EFVGS/2005 - SEFVGS)
4. Final Fighter Bros. III (2005 - SEFVGS)
5. Final Fighter Bros. Combat (2009 - EFEX)
6. Final Fighter Bros.: The Street Hall (2016 - GameSphere)
7. Super Final Fighter Bros. (2019 - Con-Switch)
8. Super Final Fighter Bros. II (2020 - Con-Switch)
9. Ultra Final Fighter Bros. (2020 - Con-Switch)
10. Super Final Fighter Bros.: Saturday Combat (2021 - Con-Switch)
11. Super Final Fighter Bros. III (2021 - Con-Switch)
12. Super Final Fighter Bros. Deluxe (2021 - Con-Switch)
13. Ultra Final Fighter Bros. II (2021 - Con-Switch)
14. Super Final Fighter Bros.: Greatest Bros. (2022 - Con-Switch)
15. Super Final Fighter Bros. Deluxe II (2022 - Con-Switch)
16. Super Final Fighter Bros. IV (2022 - Con-Switch, Con-Switch II)
17. Hyper Final Fighter Bros. (2022 - Con-Switch)
18. Super Final Fighter Bros. 2024 (2023 - Con-Switch, Con-Switch II)
19. Ultra Final Fighter Bros. 2024 (2023 - Con-Switch, Con-Switch II)
20. Super Final Fighter Bros. Remastered (2024 - Con-Switch II)
21. Super Final Fighter Bros. 2025 (2024 - Con-Switch, Con-Switch II)
22. Super Final Fighter Bros. 2026 (2025 - Con-Switch, Con-Switch II)
23. Hyper Final Fighter Bros. II (2025 - Con-Switch, Con-Switch II)
24. Liam Dalton All-Star Fighting VIII (2025 - Con-Switch II)
25. Super Final Fighter Bros. 2027 (2026 - Con-Switch, Con-Switch II/2027 - Con-Switch III)
26. Super Final Fighter Bros. 2028 (2027 - Con-Switch, Con-Switch II, Con-Switch III)
27. Super Final Fighter Bros. 2029 (2028 - Con-Switch, Con-Switch II, Con-Switch III)
28. Super Final Fighter Bros. 2030 (2029 - Con-Switch, Con-Switch III)
29. Super Final Fighter Bros. 2031 (2030 - Con-Switch III)
30. Super Final Fighter Bros. 2032 (2031 - Con-Switch III)
Kije

Wanted poster.

**Kije**, referred to as **Oqgeuu** in the *Final Fighter Bros.* series, is a video game character who debuted as a common enemy in the beat-em-up game *Final Fighter Bros.*, before appearing as a playable fighter in the *Street Fight Bros.* series starting with *Street Fight Bros. III: 2nd Impact*. He is a professional wrestler managed by long-time friend Wendy O. Ludybug, both of whom were former members of the Police.
Nicole

*For the claw-wielding assassin named Nicole in Japan, see Yuri Darryl.*

"Get up you!"

**Nicole**, known as **Sammi** (サムミ Samumi) in Japan, is a video game character from the *Street Fight Bros.* series, first appearing as a non-playable boss in *Street Fighter II* before becoming playable in its update, *Street Fighter II: Champion Edition*. He is a greedy American boxer and personal bodyguard to Sammi.
List of Fighting World video games

1. Fighting World (1997 - EFVGS, FCTVG CD|1998 - iOS|1999 - GXH|2000 - EFVGS CD)
2. Super Fighting World (2004 - SEFVGS, EFVGS CD|2005 - Arcade|2006 - Game Guy|2007 - SEFVGS CD)
3. Super Fighting World 2 (2005 - SEFVGS, EFVGS CD|2006 - SGG, Arcade|2007 - SEFVGS CD)
4. Super Fighting World 2 Turbo (2006 - SEFVGS, EFVGS CD|2007 - SEFVGS CD, GGL)
5. Super Fighting World Megastars (2007 - SEFVGS, EFVGS CD, SEFVGS CD|2008 - EFEX)
6. New Fighting World (2019 - Con-Switch, GameSphere CD|2020 - GGA|2021 - GV|2022 - CSM)
Street Fight Bros vs. the Beard

***Sony vs. SNK II: Street Fight Bros. vs. the Beard***, EO being an acronym for "Easy Operation" (named after a mode in the game), is a 2013 fighting game for the Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis and PlayStation 4. It is the updated version of *Sony vs. SNK II*.

The game's storyline involves large numbers of fighters from around the world and across time coming together to battle for the title of World Champion in a series of 3-on-3 or 1-on-1 battles. During the events, two powerful fighters, TJ Ninja and Roty, fight each other, and one gains the power of the other, turning into either Shin TJ Ninja or Ultimate Roty, and battling the player's team or single character.

The game boasts a large lineup of characters from Sony and SNK's fighting game franchises, mainly *Street Fighter* and *The King of Fighters*, and contains four console-exclusive bonus characters: Evil Liam Dalton, Niet Ieni, Shin TJ Ninja (Shin TJ ninja in Japan), and Ultimate Roty (God Roty in Japan) powered-up versions of four regular characters. Shin TJ Ninja and Ultimate Roty are the boss fighters, and display tactics typical of bosses from SNK Playmore's fighting games.
Street Fight Bros. (Glitched)

***Street Fight Bros. (Glitched)*** is a phillips cd-i game released by Capcom in 2042 and is the first game in the *YTP vs. Capcom* series. It features the mutants from the *Glitch* franchise and the world warriors from *Super Street Fighter II Turbo* in their *Street Fight Bros. Alpha 2* incarnations as well as Charlie Nash from the *Alpha* series.

It was the first game to blend a tag team style of combat with the well-known *Street Fight Bros.* gameplay, as well as incorporating elements from Capcom's previous fighting games in the worst game Ending the Cycle, the Corruption will appear. It was also ported to the Xbox Series X in 2043 and the Nintendo Entertainment System in 2044. However, the tag team system was omitted from the Nintendo Entertainment System version due to memory limitations.
Super Gem Fight Bros. V

Title screen.

***Super Gem Fight Bros. V (Match Hit)***, released in japan as ***Street Fight Bros. 2033*** was a free-to-play competitive puzzle video game for the Con-Switch III devices, which is developed by Ender's Fund. It is the successor to 2016's *Super Gem Fight Bros. II: The World Bros. Game* and *Ultra Gem Fight Bros.*, and features playable characters from various Ender's Fund franchises. and features playable characters from various Ender's Fund franchises. The game launched in November 2032.

## Islands of Levels

1. Afghanistan (1-20)
2. Albania (21-40)
3. Algeria (41-60)
4. Andorra (61-80)
5. Angola (81-100)
6. Antigua (101-120)
7. Barbuda (121-140)
8. Argentina (141-160)
9. Armenia (161-180)
10. Australia (181-200)
11. Austria (201-220)
12. Azerbaijan (221-240)
13. Bahamas (241-260)
14. Bahrain (261-280)
15. Bangladesh (281-300
16. Barbados (301-320)
17. Belarus (321-340)
18. Belgium (341-360)
19. Belize (361-380)
20. Benin (381-400)
21. Bhutan (401-420)
22. Bolivia (421-440)
23. Bosnia (441-460)
24. Herzegovina (461-480)
25. Botswana (481-500)
26. Brazil (501-520)
27. Brunei (521-540)
28. Bulgaria (541-560)
29. Burkina Faso (561-580)
30. Burundi (581-600)
31. Cambodia (601-620)
32. Cameroon (621-640)
33. Canada (641-660)
34. Cape Verde (661-680)
35. Central African Republic (681-700)
36. Chad (701-720)
37. Chile (721-740)
38. China (741-760)
39. Colombia (761-780)
40. Comoros (781-800)
41. Congo (801-820)
42. Democratic Republic (821-840)
43. Costa Rica (841-860)
44. Croatia (861-880)
45. Cuba (881-900)
46. Cyprus (901-920)
47. Czech Republic (921-940)
48. Denmark (941-960)
49. Djibouti (961-980)
50. Dominica (981-1000)
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Final Fighter Bros. (game)

GGA Title.

### Release date

GG: November 25, 1999|SEFVGS: Original: December 21, 2005/Final Fighter Bros. Buddy: March 20, 2007|GGA: May 25, 2011

### Mode

Single-player, multiplayer

**Final Fighter Bros.** is an independent beat ‘em up game for the Game Guy, Super Ender's Fund, and Game Guy Advance representing the characters and themes of the American series *Final Fighter Bros.* in the style of renowned fighting games such as *Street Fight Bros. 2020*, from a company Ender's Fund. Created in 1999 - 2011 by the Ender's Fund team, the game is currently in version 1.5
Liam Dalton/Quotes

## Street Fight Bros.

* *"What strength!! But don't forget there are many guys like you all over the world.*" (upon defeating a EFVGS-controlled opponent other than Nathan)
* "*I wish you good luck!*" (after a two-player match)

## Street Fight Bros. I series

* "You must defeat TJ Ninja/my Hadouken to stand a chance."
* "*You did quite well, but you need more training to defeat me!*" (Console versions)

## Street Fight Bros.: The Movie

* "*Learn to fight, not to fail.*"
* "*Get up. Let's go again...*"
* "*I never lose.*"
* "*Aren't you used to losing by now... ?*"
* "*I'm sure you'll do better once you learn how to fight.*"

## Street Fight Bros. II series

* "*I look forward to our next battle.*"
* "*You fought well. I was honored.*"
* "*Now I'll find a better challenge!"*
* "*What's wrong? Why do you hold back?*"

## Street Fight Bros. III series

* "*Get up! Show me your true power!*"

* "*You're wounded. The hot springs can heal you quickly.*"

* "*This match... I think I've learned something from this. You're nothing.*"

* "*What? Out of stamina already?*"

* "*You can't beat me with those incomplete moves!*"

* "*You still have a fighting spirit in your eyes. I look forward to our next battle.*"

## Street Fight Bros. EX series

* "*All too easy... You just don't know the bliss of the bombs.*"

* "*Don't tell me, you only know how to play fighting games?*"

* "*You need more training to stand a chance.*"

* "*You've fought well. I was honored.*"

## Super Gem Fight Bros.

* "*All too easy... You just don't know the bliss of the bombs.*"

* "*Don't tell me, you only know how to play fighting games?*"

* "*You need more training to stand a chance.*"

* "*You've fought well. I was honored.*"
Final Fighter Bros. II

Title screen.

**Final Fighter Bros. II** is an independent beat 'em up game for Super Ender's Fund representing the characters and themes of the American series *Final Fighter Bros.* in the style of renowned fighting games such as *Street Fight Bros. 2020*. Created in 2003 by the Ender's Fund team, the game is currently in version 1.5A.
Violent Burt

"I'll become stronger than anyone, no matter what the cost!"—Violent Burt

**Violent Burt**, known as **Brainwashed Burt** (暴力的なバート Bōryoku-tekina bāto) in Japan, is a video game character who first appeared in *SNK vs. Sony: SVC Chaos* as a sub-boss, before eventually joining the mainline *Street Fight Bros* series starting with *Street Fight Bros. Ultimate*. This is the form Burt has taken after being brainwashed and controlled by Sammi's Psycho Power.
Ninjalings vs. Street Fight Bros.

***Ninjalings vs. Street Fight Bros.*** is the fourth LDSS comics-licensed fighting game produced by Sony and the second installment in the *Ninjalings vs. Sony* series. It is a sequel to *Randy, Nora and Lammi vs. Street Fight Bros.* which replaces most of the *Randy, Nora and Lammi* with characters from the PS2 game *Liam Dalton World* (PS3 only)*/*the PS1 game *Liam Dalton Mania* (SNES only). In an attempt to balance the previous game's problems, the game engine was altered, although it remained aesthetically the same which is what the game was criticized for. The game was released for the PlayStation 3 & PocketStation in 2007.
Randy, Nora and Lammi vs. Street Fight Bros.

***Randy, Nora and Lammi vs. Street Fight Bros.*** is an PlayStation 3/PocketStation game released by Sony in 2006 and is the first game in the *Ninjalings vs. Sony* series. It features the mutants from Randy, Nora, Lammi and the world warriors from *Super Street Fight Bros. One Brawl* in their *Street Fight Bros. II: The 2nd Year* incarnations as well as Cuppa Joe from the *SFBII* series.

It was the first game to blend a tag team style of combat with the well-known *Street Fight Bros.* gameplay, as well as incorporating elements from Sony's previous fighting games in the Liam Dalton World comics, King Porka Ninja. It was also ported to the PlayStation 3 and PocketStation in 2006. However, the tag team system was omitted from the PlayStation 3 version due to memory limitations.