Depending on which one you play though, he goes back in the end
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Sunday, June 3, 2018
Man, I shouldn't have started to think about what is/isn't an isekai
Now I can't figure anything out
Wait, so is time travel considered isekai now?
depends on what version of time travel
if it is the "time travel puts you in an alternate version of the world" version, then absolutely imo
I feel like pure isekai is really easy to define
It's like the what is/isn't a sandwich debate
We need to make one of these, for isekais
Get on it Kappa
Pika, I'm dying to know where you fall on the sandwich chart
I feel like you'd have a strong opinion on that
I am fine with the top row and the sub
I think a sandwich requires two seperate buns/bread
which rules out a hotdog and the ice cream taco
as well as the entire bottom row
The sub is one piece of bread
not the subs I eat
That's a cop-out
you typically cut it in half
Then it's just a sandwich
having it be connected makes it a wrap, fight me
A sub is stuffing meat or whatever into a sliced loaf of bread
If you seperate them, it's just an elongated sandwich
And it is gay
Then all your shit leaks out
that's the point
this is a sandwhich chart
if it is connected then no, only the top row is valid
but yeah
I am a structural purist
and ingredients do not matter
take your thick wrap and shove it
tacos are a hard wrap
fight me
I think I'm fine with everything being a sandwich, aside from hotdogs and pop-tarts
I guess I am willing to concede tacos are their own thing
that is not a wrap or a sandwhich
then you have made a sandwhich
but the poptart itself is not the sandwich
Then it's the top-right
It's like when you make a multi-layered taco
You're just enhancing the bread/shell
poptarts are a wrap
fight me max
literally fight me
it encases the inside bits
Max, what if the pop-tart isn't filled properly
that is a fucking wrap
And there are only pockets of filling inside
