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TGTQVS 2025's Retrospective

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  Kaiser: Well, there it is. Overall, this year was pretty good for the blog in terms of quality, if very subpar in quantity. I definitely wanted to get more projects out, but couldn’t for several reasons. This post will serve to reflect a bit on that, and a few other things. Looking back, 2025 blogs are so radically different from 2024 blogs, even if it took so much to register the change to me. We got a lot more people to help now and apparently released Blog of the Year category contenders. Hell, if you noticed the opening image, Flip is now an official co-owner too. I don’t really know where I’m going with this, I’m writing this intro at 1 AM. Anyway, here are the blogs we released this year and what we have to say about them. Enjoy.   Mewtwo VS Shadow the Hedgehog TN by Strunt Strunt: This is the last time I let someone convince me to do a blog like this. You know who you are. Anyway, where do I begin? Well for starters, this is currently our most viewed blog. I think a...

REMASTER: Metal Sonic vs Bass (Sonic the Hedgehog vs Mega Man)

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(Kaiser) (Strunton) (Flip) (Ed) (Serge) (Mikha’el) (Mau) “ Every act of creation is first an act of destruction.” - Pablo Picasso Patch Notes Since this blog first came out on 28/5/24, more data on both franchises has been uncovered, so some of the stats are now a little outdated. The idea with the remaster was not to alter any stats used at the time, but to remove arguments that doesn’t live up to the minimum of our current standards As of 25/10/25, one of the verdicts was taken down at the writer’s request As of 25/10/25, one of the Before the Verdict sections was slightly modified at the writer’s request As of 25/10/25, two additional Before the Verdict section were added As of 25/10/25, a significant visual overhaul was done to the blog, specially about the custom images Metal Sonic , the metallic duplicate of Sonic the Hedgehog. Bass , the sworn rival of Mega Man. Defeat is a bitter pill that few are eager to swallow, but it often teaches more th...