#M20 Spoilers

[winterfieldfrontiers]

Dear BO members, don't let ran see your face.

[atherflame-theconcubus]

Technically, no, but also yes.

It also just wasn’t one God, he was unknowingly fighting 2 gods (this movie had the mythical Pokémon Marshadow in it, which was also at the scene of the area, battled Pikachu ho-oh at)

[hirocimacruiser]

Each evolution has its own myth

THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION

The wolf in sheep's clothing in '90

Stripped off! Tommykaira M20

TommyKaira M20 is here!!

Extreme styling reminiscent of a racing car, a sharp engine, and hard suspension...

Domestic complete cars are doing better than ever!

The hard suspension and responsive engine feel great!

The long-awaited new model has been released for the domestically produced complete car, Tommykaira. Based on the R32 Skyline GTS-t Type M, the new "Tommykaira M20":

The concept was slightly changed from the Silvia-based M18SI/M18 SiR, and most of the engine parts were replaced.

The building has not been touched up at all, and as a result the exterior has been renovated in a very unique way.

The only changes to the engine were the computer and the intercooler. However, this alone increased the power to 250 PS.

It has improved, and above all, the response has improved dramatically. The original large-capacity intercooler is a type that only changes the core, but it seems to have been quite effective in improving intake efficiency. You can really feel the improvement in response. What's more, it has also improved fuel efficiency, so there's nothing to complain about.

The suspension is tuned with NISMO shock absorbers, original springs, and a rear stabilizer.

This is a fairly hard setting, and you may feel a bit rough when driving on rough roads at low speeds, but once you start driving at high speeds, it creates a sense of stability that hits you right in the feels.

Even on winding roads, you can enjoy the fun driving that only FR can provide. In addition to increasing the rigidity of the suspension, the strut tower bar has increased the rigidity of the body, so the handling is just as sharp. The test car was equipped with the optional mechanical LSD (the standard is a viscous LSD), which made the car move even more briskly.

Now, the most interesting thing is the exterior and interior.

Terrier. The exterior is simply so exciting that it could be described as radical. The front and rear spoilers are designed in the image of a racing car, and the rear tail fins have pillow ball pillars that allow the angle of the wing to be adjusted. It looks just like a Formula car or a C car.

The interior is dressed up to match the exterior with a steering wheel, shift knob, footrest, and driving mat. The mood can be further enhanced by installing the options of Recaro seats, full-scale meter (speed, RPM), and triple meter (oil temperature, outside temperature, voltage).

PIC CAPTIONS

◆Inspired by the image of a real racing car, the body is white in concept color, 7J-16 wheels and 205/55 tires are standard equipment, and the vehicle price is ¥3,580.000.

★Powerful and striking tail fin with 120% visibility

◆The side steps get wider as they go towards the back, creating a nice balance and tightening the shape.

◆ Thanks to the seats with good holding power, the large footrest, and the steering wheel with excellent grip, the operability is perfect.

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scoop!

This guy is New Tommy Kaira M30

When I visited the Tomita Auto garage to test drive the Tommykaira M20, the "Tommykaira M30" was already in the final stages of being finished. It looks like it will have a 3.0-liter engine, similar to the old M30, and the body will be widened with large pre-sprung fenders, considering that it will have a 3-number plate. This means that the design will undoubtedly be even more radical than the M20! It will be announced on June 1st, so look forward to it!

The large protruding blister fenders clearly show the difference from the M20.

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The two-stage wing shows off its performance!

Impul 532S

Hoshino Impul, led by racing driver Hoshino Kazuyoshi, has also produced an evolution model of the R32 Skyline, called the "Impul 532S."

The engine has been tuned up with computer changes, and the suspension system and special wheels are used to tighten the suspension. The interior is equipped with Impulse 913 steering, 260km/h Impul speedometer.

And the exterior. The front spoiler incorporating the fog lamps has a modest design, but the rear wing is two-stage and large like a Formula car, showing off the car's powerful driving. The side steps, which are also part of the door panels, add volume to the body and make it look more powerful.

F bumper (fog lights sold separately) ¥95,000・S step set (door panel included) ¥130,000・R bumper set (R bumper, punching metal set, R bumper side parts) ¥115,000 R wing ¥85,000. Set price ¥380,000 260km/h speedometer ¥45,000・Impul 913 steering ¥38,000・Shock absorber ¥15,000 Reinforced spring ¥9 500・Stabilizer ¥30,000/®¥25,000・Computer (with boost up parts) ¥148,000 (¥118,000 if trade-in is included) ・Decal set ¥9,800

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Limited to 500 genuine evolution models

Skyline GT-R NISMO

Nissan builds to win Group A

The Skyline GT-R NISMO is a machine that Nissan built in earnest to win Group A. Based on the GT-R, the ABS and active amenity system were abolished, the turbos were enlarged, the rotors were changed from metal to ceramic, the front bumper was changed, the rear fenders were enlarged, and a small R spoiler was added.

With the addition of the turbocharger, it is truly a competitive machine designed to win races. The driving feeling is hard, even with the slow start-up of the turbine, and a regular GT-R would run smoother on the street. However, when you take it to the circuit, the GT-R NISMO turns into a monster machine.

[kalosstarters]

Watched the newest pokeani ep! (spoilers!)

While the plot itself wasn’t necessarily something we haven’t seen before (Ash and Pikachu have definitely been separated in the past too), I loved the little twists and nostalgia moments this episode had. Instead of having to rely on Pikachu to get rid of the Spearow, Ash decided to help it, and similarly he befriended a Rattata unlike the one he met in the very first episode. And Pikachu and Caterpie staring at the moon obviously reminds me of the scene in early OS where Caterpie tells Pikachu about his dream to evolve, only this time the roles are sort of switched and we see a lovely montage of Ash&Pikachu moments from past seasons (S&M20!!! ♥ And no, I definitely did not tear up during that scene :P). If you ask me, this is the kind of episode I /do/ want to see during Ash’s final season, one that showcases his character development and special bond with Pikachu. (I loved how Brock and Misty acknowledged that Ash doesn’t seem quite the same without Pikachu. And even TR chose to not try to capture Pikachu after such a heartfelt reunion)

Tbh the only real nitpicking I have re: this episode is that they put Snivy in it... only for the 1 scene. If they are bringing old mons back I’d prefer they’d give them proper screen time. In the scene where Ash and Pikachu were falling I was hoping she’d pop up again and use vine whip to catch them but na, they used Latias instead... but well, can’t have everything. All in all I still enjoyed this episode and the nostalgia stuff definitely worked for me.

[tombwolf]

PLEASE LET THIS BE A SIGN THEY ARE BRINGING WEREWOLVES BACK

[theothin]

Seems like the easiest place to start is a core set, since those are the ones with reminder text for the simple keywords.

Vigilance tells you that creatures normally tap to attack, while haste tells you that attacking and "right-arrowing" are things creatures normally can't do immediately. The fact that tapping and "right-arrowing" are both associated with attacking might suggest that those are the same thing.

Some rules around blocking. The main-set cards don't have reminder text for flying, but the starter deck ones do. Meanwhile, menace and Bristling Boar suggest that blocking can normally be done with either one creature or multiple.

It may not be immediately clear what attacking and blocking mean. Pacifism indicates they're two sides of the same coin, the two ways for a creature to engage in combat. Rubblebelt Recluse tells you that there are "combats" when attacking can happen, but doesn't specify if that's the only time it can happen. Trample tells you that creatures attack players or planeswalkers, and seek to deal damage to them.

Flash tells you that instants can be played at times when other spells can't, giving an idea of the difference between them and sorceries. We can also see creatures being referred to as "spells", rather than that being a term reserved for instants and sorceries, and Sephara gives an idea of what a "mana cost" is.

Angel of Vitality and Ajani give an idea of how starting life works. Ajani suggests starting life might not be the same in every game, but Angel of Vitality suggests a normal starting life is probably less than 25: you need to gain life for it to get higher stats than similar creatures would have.

Frost Lynx tells you that creatures untap during untap steps, and deathtouch gives an idea of what damage means.

Cavalier of Gales implies the "library" is where players draw from, especially in context of what scrying means. Dragon Mage might suggest seven cards as a normal hand size, but identifying that as the starting hand size is more of a leap, and recognizing how maximum hand size works even more so. There are cards in other sets that address maximum hand size, though.

Chandra's Regulator tells us that planeswalkers have "loyalty abilities". We also know they can take damage, but the specifics may be harder to determine.

One thing I could not find in M20 was a mention of the draw step, although I know other sets have cards that reference it. Another key rule that isn't referenced here is the "one land per turn" limit, but there are plenty of cards that mention expanding it.

For digging further, un-sets may be quite informative, by referencing aspects of the game that don't normally come up otherwise. I imagine it would not be too hard to also recognize the important detail of the cards not necessarily following Magic's normal ruleset.

Where else might one want to go from here?

Not to any meaningful end, but do you ever consider how easily the rules of Magic might be reversed engineered from the existing cards (with the confusion of erratas included)?

I think you could get 80% easy, another 10% with a little work, 8% with a lot of work, and 2% might be unattainable.

[commandtower]

Dinosaur Watch 2019 - Second Evolution

It’s been a while, but we’re back with a new group of Dinosaurs! Core Set 2020 brings a pair of new tools for the traditional Dinosaur build including a powerful new Enrage enabler in Marauding Raptor and an uncounterable Swiss Army knife of keyword abilities in Shifting Ceratops. As well, there’s also a massively undercosted new zombie in Black that just happens to also be a Dinosaur, and its printed downside actually has the potential to be a benefit in a number of builds. While it’s not quite critical mass for the creature type this time around, there are some new options and tools here that all have the potential to change the lists that are looking for them.

[eclipsemeteor]

Sometimes the simplest package for a token commander is buffing the team you end up producing. Also fairly inexpensive, Anointed Procession besides. Typically as an aggro player I try and spin color combinations that cater to spellslinger strategies into a “oops, you’re dead” deck.

I also get to play Drogskol Captain again after literally 9 years of playing magic. This guy was one of my favorites back during Innistrad standard

[pkmnjesus]

Sorrel’s past - Luxray’s loving sacrifice

Clip from Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You! (SPOILER-ish)

JUST WATCH and be alert of onions in the room ಢ_ಢ

[corsolanite]

[junaip3r]

[smilingperformer]

♥ Alola! ♥

[sirikyu]

A selection of rainbows from Pokemon the Movie: I Choose You

[hirocimacruiser]

If you like the 5-number model, check this out

Aim for maximum effect with minimal tuning!

The M20 is based on the R32 Skyline GTS/T, and has been powered up to 250 horsepower and 28 kg/m with CP tuning and accessories such as a multi-cup super intercooler. The reason they didn't increase the boost pressure or replace the turbine is because they placed importance on running costs (fuel economy). This is a setting that you can only get from Tommy Kaira, which is strongly manufacturer-oriented. As for the exterior, the front and rear spoilers

It comes with the same variable type as the M30, which gives it a racy feel. However, in order to fit within the 5-number frame, it does not have blister-type over fenders, and only has side skirts. I love turbo cars after all!! If you get one,

For those who want a car with a 5-number plate number, we recommend the M20. It is also reasonably priced at 3.58 million yen.

▶The engine only had a change to the control unit, but maneuverability was improved with the addition of strut bars, etc.

Tommykaira M20

Contact information

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[tokenduelist-chillzone]

Me, Seeing Marshadow before it’s first anime appearance: Aw what a cute little baby, I love him so much. Gosh what a good boy, so pure.

Me, after seeing Pokemon The Movie: I Choose You:

[i-i-irontailpikachu]

Pikachu: It’s because...

Literally every millennial even if they’ve never seen a frame of Pokémon: PIKACHU YOU SHUT THE FUCK UP OR I WILL STRAIGHT KILL YOU WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING?!?!