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M.U.G.E.N
- Note: Not to be confused with Honda Mugen
M.U.G.E.N. is the gaming phenomenon in which Marvel fanboys, Hentai lovers, and exiled Shoryuken posters attempt to put gaming companies out of business by ripping off their characters and using them to make their own fighting games. In general, Mugen is like a retarded "Who would win in a fight between Character X and Character Y" debate in video game form. Players can mash together any characters they can think of to build the ultimatest dream crossover that would make even Capcom bow down to their uncontested game-making greatness.
No wait it wouldn't, because they could respond by putting together another Street Fighter sequel made entirely of goat feces and recycled Powerbook parts and it would still play far better than any shitty Mugen compilation assembled by some animu-watching Gamestop clerk. Usually, Mugen creators are too preoccupied with fantasizing about their childhood heroes fighting together, or brainstorming ways of gaining popularity on message boards, to concern themselves with fixing any gameplay issues. The result is a giant clusterfuck of overpowered moves, infinite combos, timing flaws, and overall broken and buggy gameplay that would cause any tourneyfag to die from a massive embolism.
History
First introduced in 1999 by Elecbyte, the game initially served as a pity consolation for wishful-thinking Americunt gamers who have no chance of ever landing a job in the gaming business because their hard-earned credentials would be laughed at hysterically by Shigeru Miyamoto and every other Japanese game developer. The prospect of being able to create custom fighting games at the comfort of your own home was an attractive commodity, and thus Mugen jumpstarted the amateur game development/programming industry.
Then one day, a random Mugen creator, while scribbling on his Disney coloring books, pondered what would happen if Mickey Mouse were to join forces with the likes of Ryu and came up with an idea for a new Mugen character. This unholy revelation led to the general conception that anything in Mugen was possible, and very quickly other people wanted in on the action as well. DBZ fanboys wanted to prove once and for all that Brolly is the strongest fighter in the universe, Hentai artists wanted to create nude renditions of the entire Street Fighter roster, and arcade scrubs wanted to make overpowered Shotokans in retribution for getting bitch-slapped every time in Marvel vs Capcom 2. Suddenly, Mugen went from being a complete Street Fighter clone into a broken shitpile of cartoon characters, comic book heroes, and many other zany entities shoved in.
As the community grew bigger, politics and pointless drama went on the rise and gradually overshadowed the game itself. Shitstorms about stolen characters, character critiques, and forum conflicts became a daily occurrence. The drama even overwhelmed the developers of Mugen to the point that it drove them out of the community for a good six years, leaving the fragile community into a state of complete, utter chaos.
In 2009, however, Elecbyte made its triumphant return to Mugen much to the community's delight. Unfortunately for them, the company was still reeling over the community trying to turn itself into a retard warzone over the years. To get back at them, Elecbyte announced a new version of Mugen that would render every existing character ever made completely incompatible. The mass majority predictably became distraught over these dramatic developments and hung themselves instantly, not able to bear the thought of not being able to play with their enormous collection of Mugen characters anymore.
Mein Mugen
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Story
According to the official plot, some karate character has a girlfriend who gets kidnapped by a never-created villain who's too suave to make an appearance. However if that doesn't cut the mustard for you, you can always come up with your own sophisticated storylines to accommodate your game, all of which give Mortal Kombat a run for its money. Fan-made stories include:
- A mysterious ghost of all fighting invites any and all warriors to the world of Moogaan to kick the shit out of each other like in Super Smash Bros
- The karate character from before gets his dick caught in a jar of pickles and unsuccessfully performs a series of karate moves in an attempt to remove it
- Generic fighter X fights until the game crashes
- The majority of weeaboo stories that can be seen on YouTube
Gameplay
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The objective of the game is to download as many characters you can find (while never touching them after one time) and fag up YouTube with roster videos like these containing either the Super Saiyan Evil Shin Orochi Omega Shotokan Akuma-like characters, or the rare "normal" characters people will never give a shit about. If you manage to [placeholder joke about caring about video comments], you are teh winnar!
If you're an old-school gamer, however, and don't mind the occasional error message, you can try the old-fashioned way and play the actual game itself. But you cannot play Arcade mode because the ending FUCKING SUCKS, nor can you play Versus mode because Mugen is too cheap to add online play. And the only winning strategy in Mugen is to piss off your opponent using as many broken tactics and exploits possible until he ragequits the match in progress, making you the winner by forfeit.
Customization
Creating a Mugen character is like writing fanfiction but for a video game instead of for no reason at all. It takes countless months to finish a typical character which wouldn't matter anyways because they will be thoroughly pwn3d by the advent of Super Saiyan Osama Bin Laden or an invulnerable caricature of Tom Hanks. The possibilities are limitless when it comes to making characters, just about anyone and anything imaginable can be created for Mugen. No exceptions. The types of characters you can create include, but are not limited to:
- Perfect conversions of existing fighting game characters, essentially making you no better than ROM makers
- Not-so perfect conversions of characters, with bugs and glitches galore (but at least you'll be the first one to make a Servbot for Mugen, RIGHT???)
- Bastardized conversions of characters, with added 1000-hit hyper combos and one-hit-KO moves that will ensure an instant championship at fighting game tournaments
- Totally original characters, usually manifests in the form of a recolor of Ryu or K' with lightning or fire added to make him look like the character you worked so hard to think up
- MSPaint-drawn characters, because you're above ripping off copyrighted games unlike 99% of the community
- Pr0n females (but no pr0n males which makes fags unhappy)
- Characters with tentacle rape action to match up with said pr0n females
- 3D-modeled characters so you can add all your favorite Tekken or MK: Deadly Alliance characters in Mugen
- Haha just kidding, have fun with your shitty 8-bit graphics and outdated 2D engine
- Platform games, shooters, and other innovative ideas, but honestly who even cares
- Gaming characters such as Mario and Sonic, which makes you a really sad fantard
- Characters from TV shows such as Family Guy and Futurama, which makes you even sadder than the aforementioned above
- Characters from animu such as Naruto and Haruhi, which makes you even sadder than both the aforementioned above combined
- IRL celebrities such as Tiger's Wood and Wacko Jacko, with added Evil/Shin/Orochi/Omega/God powers
- Other celebrities such as Hitler, who don't need God powers to pwn characters
- God Himself
- You
- Everyone
- Your mom
Once you've decided on which character to make, it's time to move on to the exciting creation process! And it involves only one simple step: throwing your Mugen game into the Recycle Bin. Unless you can convince a handful of Mugen experts to put their KOF vs Kung Fu Panda ambitions on hold and make the character for you, there's no point in reading through long geekspeak tutorials about the Photoshop editing and C++ programming needed to make a Mugen game yourself. Instead, you can achieve the same effect with better results and less TI-81 faggotry by playing with your action figures.
Gallery
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This gallery should be renamed to Mugen Screenshots of Suggestive Themes...
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...because that's all what Mugen players spend their time taking pictures of
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Whoa, whoa, whoa, what? ED? In my Mugens?!
Reception
—ED sysop SSCash, tellin' it like it is |
It's no secret that tourneyfags and other "serious" gamers would rather get fucked in the ass with a rake than to touch Mugen with a 50-foot pole. For years, Mugenites have tried desperately to convince members of the Shoryuken forums to be accepting of their shitty game but to no avail. Internet celebrities have also commented on the game, including the webmaster of Fighters Generation who described Mugen as making "Marvel vs Capcom 2 seem like a balanced game." Even Capcom employee Seth Killian laughs in the faces of Mugen creators everywhere, when asked about his thoughts on their efforts he simply responded with, "See also: Trying Too Hard."
Despite being the obvious gaming fraud that Mugen is, some people have actually been gullible enough to mistake the game as a legitimate arcade/console release. Like the dumbasses from G4, who saw a Mugen video on YouTube for the first time and thought it was a trailer for an upcoming upgrade of Marvel vs Capcom 2.
Considering the legal ramifications surrounding the use of copyrighted characters, it would be a no-brainer for gaming companies such as Capcom and SNK to come down hard on every Mugen user in the world and sue them all for infringement. But Capcom executives are too busy nowadays making 360 Kid faces whenever Mugen is brought up to even take the time to engage in any kind of legal action. SNK, on the other hand, put their foot down on the usage of their characters and ordered the Mugen community to cease and desist. But before they could file lawsuits, the company went bankrupt and had gone out-of-business thus Mugen players were free to use their material in a hilarious twist of fate.
The Mugen Community
As if Mugen wasn't retarded enough, its fanbase is even more of a disgrace that makes the GameFAQs Message Boards look like /v/ in comparison. Surprisingly enough, Mugen players do take some time off of their busy schedules from having mindless ecstasy for shit crossovers like Capcom vs SNK, Street Fighter vs Tekken, and Tasunokamichinokunichiwagawa vs Capcom. Sadly this time off never leads to anything more productive than that, as they would rather waste it all on arguing endlessly with each other over code theft, constructive criticism, and anything else that is equally idiotic. Add to the fact that the majority of regulars consider themselves to be intellectuals, and it makes the entire community seem unbelievably laughable. Then again considering it's Mugen, these are the same idiots that would be happily willing to ride in one of those hilariously-designed Pimp My Ride mobiles in public.
Dramatica
The only positive aspect about the Mugen community is that anyone wishing to document the drama surrounding it will have a gold mine on their hands. Since the Mugen community has some strange fetish with trying to compete with deviantART for Most Number of Long and Pointless Internet Sissy Fights, you can bet that there will be a multitude of Mugen drama that will keep you coming back for more. Here is a rough list of all the bitchfests you can expect to stumble upon when entering a typical Mugen forum.
- Creators bitching at other creators for lifting material such as sprites and sounds from their characters and using it with their own characters (first person to point out the irony is this statement wins three Mugen communities)
- Creators bitching whenever their stuff gets uploaded to warehouses and Rapidshit, because now people can go elsewhere to get their characters and not have to go through pages of the creator's Geoshities site talking about himself
- Creators handing out his private characters to thirty of his VIP buddies, only to have them come up in an eSnips search three days later
- Closed-source vs. Open-source debates, with one side thinking they have the power to control their creations on the Internet and the other thinking they have the power to save the Mugen community from unbridled insanity
- Posters complaining about getting character requests in their inbox and posting five-page topics about it on Mugen forums because it's really, really worth it
- Posters bitching at you for being a leecher and not contributing anything to Mugen and the community
- Creators cutting themselves over constructive criticism on their characters, ignoring the fact that they have as much coding/spriting skills as Mac users have computer skills
- Feedbackers whining about infinites, .0000000000000001 timing inaccuracies, or wrong hit priorities as if Mugen was even a tournament-worthy game to begin with
- Posters bitching about creators not listening to feedback on their characters because they're "ruining the good name of Mugen" on the Shoryuken forums
- Posters calling Mugen a game and having ten others jumping at him for not properly calling it a game ENGINE
- Posters yelling at newbies to read the Mugen docs whenever they post a question in the Help forum
- Posters being outraged whenever someone sells a Mugen game on eBay or compiles an illegal hack of the Mugen engine itself
- Posters complaining about people not updating their Mugen versions (yes folks, this is as bad as it gets)
- Posters debating with each other ferociously over the true acronym for M.U.G.E.N.
- Posters pestering Elecbyte about porting Mugen to game consoles, despite that nobody would ever pay a cent to touch its horrible gameplay
- Creators complaining about their characters getting beat up in YouTube videos
- Posters complaining about various moderator misdeeds and demanding them to be demodded, in return nominating their IRC buddies as qualified replacements
- Male posters with GOTIS pretending to have PMS whenever people provide evidence showing that the supposed female Mugen player does have in fact a small cock
- Posters lynching another poster for mentioning Street Fighter Online (SFO), a slightly-more superior game to Mugen
- Posters complaining about ED, so much that they would rather document up-to-date community drama on the TV Tropes Mugen article instead
The Big Dogs of Mugen
If you want to pinpoint the primary reason why the Mugen community is the colossal joke that it is today, look no further than the approval-seeking, whitenoise protestfags known as RandomSelect. Like every glory troll and poser Anon on the Internet, their aim is to represent the community as the token fan-favorite idiot-bashing Mugen group by leeching off the legacy of a defunct Mugen trolling organization once known as MRev. Apparently, this means assembling an army of Internet detectives and going on Internet crusades yelling at n00bs about community ethics, "competitive" gaming standards, and other moronic lost causes. Some of their most common trollie antics include:
- Raiding forums and hijacking topics about stolen Mugen characters, moderator misdeeds, or anything that might displease some Shoryuken fag
- Flaunting screenshots and videos of their private characters that nobody will ever have, a troll which most certainly never backfires
- Writing angry Mugen character reviews and critiques showing you that like in ED IRC, you'll need to don your thickest skin before stepping foot into the ruthless Mugen communihahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!
- Constantly interrogating posters about proving their points or how they're dodging the issue to reaffirm their unrivaled Internet argument skills
- Ranting about the ego trips and USIs of others, all while plugging their shitty "non-conformist" characters, advertising their annual Mugen awards that nobody cares about, mass-voting for themselves in every popularity contest, namedropping ancient Mugen personalities they've had no prior history with, and pretending to be an Elecbyte employee
- Throwing a hissy fit whenever people prevent them from using their user name, because God forbid people can't recognize a real Mugen superstar when they see one!
- Posting phrases such as cupcake, comedy gold, and Ahaha, all while having the post histories of former MRev members open on another browser
- Replying with hilariously wacky troll responses such as this (oh, those rascally Mugen kids and their randomy randomness!)
- Blaming the revelations of their hypocrisy and stupidity on an ex-MRev idol's mood swings
- Making the occasional flounce post whenever faced with adversity and claiming to retire from the Mugen community forever, only to miraculously return months later when they feel people are anxiously begging for their return despite that nobody cares
My my, what a scary bunch of Capcom-pirating badasses we got here right guys?! Sadly, because the Mugen community is made up of simpletons who get easily impressed by any zero-trick pony trying to imitate Seanbaby, RandomSelect garners a large cuddle crew of fanboys and sympathizers alike who wildly mark out every time a member whines about a Mugen character and mimic their actions at every chance they get. As a result, more than half of the entire Mugen community nowadays consists of delusional dramamongers sharing the twisted belief that A) computer files can be regulated on the Internet, and B) "balanced" gameplay can be achieved on a broken shitpile like Mugen that will finally enable the Mugen forums to be molded into that highly coveted SRK-like environment.
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Kung Fu Man, RandomSelect's batshit moralfag webmaster and self-proclaimed Mugen developer
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Byakko, RandomSelect's right-hand man and master of the TL;DR split-quote post
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Jesuszilla, aspie-admin of memefag haven Trinity Mugen
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Jango/WaruiGouki, on-and-off RandomSelect sycophant and YouTube Poop expert
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Legendary MRev member ShoShingo, as seen through the eyes of his many worshippers on RandomSelect
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Orochi Gill, enforcer of th...wait he's not a member of RandomSelect! Oh well, better luck next time Billy!
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Kung Fu Man edit-warring on the TOW Mugen article trying to include the "Rules of the Mugen Community"
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Kung Fu Man tries to rally every Mugen creator into going private and closing down their sites in protest against warehousing
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Legal expert Kung Fu Man on why you shouldn't rip off his Darkstalkers Mugen characters
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Kung Fu Man's piss-poor attempt at MRev logic that even Lisa Henry Bowen would scoff at
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Kung Fu Man shows everyone what a great role model he is, by condoning virus attacks over Mugen ethics being violated
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A flounce post by Kung Fu Man on July 2009, this was to be his final involvement ever with anything in regards to Mugen
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Another flounce by Kung Fu Man, ragequitting MFG forever
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Yet another from the PBF of the Mugen community himself. You know you're sad when you have to make a flounce post during an April Fool's prank.
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In a historic feat, Kung Fu Man becomes the first ever to make a complete ass of himself while attempting to PWN long-time Mugen public enemy Silent Storm
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Wanna see how badly RandomSelect trolls its victims? Watch as Kung Fu Man pwns the Mugen Guild staff with his unrivaled name-calling skills and cunning wit
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And you know you've been really pwn3d when KFM adds the icing on the cake in the form of a sadface emoticon
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And don't bother pointing out his logical fallacies, he's so good he doesn't need to explain himself whenever he's contradicting himself!
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Kung Fu Man's infamous claim of working for Elecbyte
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Kung Fu Man gets Kung Fu Palmed by Warusaki3
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Wonder what would happen if your dumb ass is foolish enough to cross a RandomSelect poster? You get this!
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See?! I'm not really an unfunny, self-contradicting sycophant. Jared's just having a bad day!
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RandomSelect circle-jerker Jesuszilla showing how little he cares about the ED Mugen article
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No sir, they couldn't care less about ED at all!
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Whining to the EDitors about the Mugen article on ED IRC? Nope, no butthurt involved here!
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In a nutshell, the legacy of MRev went from this...
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...to this, all thanks to the trolling geniuses at RandomSelect!
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HOW DO I COMEDIED GOLD, CUPCAKE?
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It's about time they did
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Kung Fu Bix Nood
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SHUT THE FUCK UP YOU SHOSHINGO MONSTER
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Kung Fu Man loves his ShoShingo post
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Kung Fu Man loves his ShoShingo post, part 2
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Looks like Kung Fu Man's having an identity crisis
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Kung Fu Man proving his worth...err, being on the case
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Better than fried chicken
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ROID RAGE, or rather, SHOSHINGO RAGE
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New banner for Randomselect
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Kung Fu Man version of the subliminal Guild banner
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#mrev circa 2005
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The beginning of the end to MRev's awesomeness
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Kung Fu Man earning a quick buck at the local comedy club
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Strike right to the point
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Kung Fu Man is finally handed the reigns of Mugen Sex
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A typical pwnage post from a typical RandomSelect member. Truly inspirational.
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The only thing RandomSelect got right: trolling male Mugen poster pretending to be a girl gamer Jessica Smoke
Community Ethics
The only thing more sizable than a single Mugen creator's massive ego is the long list of do's and don'ts (mostly don'ts) thought up by pretend admins wanting to control and manipulate the handling of Mugen characters on the Internet. The Mugen community has a very strict policy when it comes to how Mugen characters should be treated and will do everything in their power to make sure that you, the regular Mugen user, aren't committing any crimes against creator respect. Wait, rules? Ethics? Aren't they already committing a bigger crime by stealing from gaming companies to begin with? Silly goose, you should know by now that there's no such thing as logic and intelligence in the Mugen community! Here is a complete list of these rules in which everyone must abide by in order to avoid being hassled by MRev fanboys and other armchair Mugen contributors still clinging on to the 2003-era of Mugen. EDITOR'S NOTE: This list is not fabricated nor exaggerated in any way to make this list seem more ridiculous than it really is. This one's the real deal!
- Do not host or upload characters anywhere, that includes your Angelfire webspace, e-mail, Rapidshare, and Archive.org.
- Do not modify characters without the creator's permission, even if they are no longer active in the scene or even alive.
- Do not request characters, and do not inquire about characters you see on select screens posted by people who demand that you not request said characters.
- Do not reveal links to characters found on public webpages, this is what is considered to be "leaking of private material".
- Do not create patches for characters, including AI patches, palette packs, and DOS patches.
- Do not release open-source sprite packs, and do not reveal the methods of ripping from certain games.
- Do not report character releases on news sites or message boards.
- Do not post screenshots and YouTube videos of characters.
- Do not ask for old versions of characters.
- Repeat rules 1-9, only replace the offended creator with the offended spokesperson of the creator.
Failure to comply with any of these rules will result in the killing of Mugen, multiple statements from creators of quitting, knee-jerk closings of creator sites and databases, 700-page shitstorm threads, and a vast quantity of ShoShingo-homage posts from newfags such as Kung Fu Man, Byakko, Hoshi, TMasta, and MachinaWeapon.
The Archives
If you've come this far and still question the level of stupidity in the Mugen community, then this section will certainly put those doubts to rest. Here you will find a decade's worth of Mugen drama enough to make Baby Jesus asphyxiate himself, and unsurprisingly Kung Fu Man and RandomSelect have been involved in the majority of the whinefests. Below is a comprehensive list of events where the length alone pretty much sums up the retardation of the Mugen community in a nutshell.
- An iconic flamewar from 2002 between MRev and legendary Mugen public enemy GohanSSM2, setting the bar for Mugen drama in the years to come. To this day, Mugen community members still look to this topic for inspiration and attempt to emulate this event on Mugen forums three times daily.
- One of the first RandomSelect shitstorms, elite Mugen creator XCB quits after one of his characters is requested in the Request forum, prompting others such as Kung Fu Man to try and enforce "creator respect".
- RandomSelect bans CheapAlert (better known as YTMND legend Leileilol) for uploading Mugen characters to her site without permission, showing you that not even Internet celebrities are safe from the Mugen community's pitchfork wrath.
- XCB quits Mugen again after one of his private characters gets leaked, one of the many blunders of RandomSelect.
- The only thing worse than trying to sway the opinions of Shoryuken posters about Mugen is trying to enforce Mugen community ethics on their own forum.
- RandomSelect members get involved in an edit war on the TOW Mugen article trying to include the "rules of the Mugen community".
- Kung Fu Man tries to rally every Mugen creator into going private and closing down their sites in protest against warehousing, a flounce that would last only a few days to no one's surprise.
- A Mugen community member invades the Rotten Tomatoes forum and goes apeshit about community ethics in typical RandomSelect fashion.
- XCB's Private Chars Get Leaked 2: Electric Boogaloo
- The Mugen community, in an effort to spread their idiotic ideals, teaches people about community ethics in an instructional video on YouTube. Dead. Fucking. Serious.
- The Mugen Guild forums effectively pwns the RandomSelect regime by doing away with the community rules and allowing stolen characters and warehousing to be posted, much to their agonizing dismay.
- The first to take advantage of the new Guild rules, some arcade scrub by the name of Helltoast releases a bastardized God edit of someone else's Justice character to which of course angers a handful of Mugen posters.
- Blah blah blah stolen chars blah blah community ethics blah blah Mugen Sex.
- Just another ten-page Internet sissy fight between Mugen creators and leechers, nothing to see here.
- The Mugen community mourns the death of the greatest Rare Akuma creator of all-time, Reu. How will these fine, dignified soldiers honor the memory of their fallen hero?
- By drama-queening over an Evil Ken-spriteswap of Homer Simpson and accusing the topic starter of "graverobbing".
- New Mugen Sex headline: Reu's Grave Robbed by Warner!!!
- Seriously people, these so-called "intelligent" community members are whining relentlessly about a fucking Simpsons Mugen character.
- RandomSelect member Byakko argues non-stop with a Mugen Guild poster for 20 pages over............................um.......................uh....................?
- It's a sad state of affairs when the Mugen community would rather put off Mugen development to celebrate and look back on eight years of Mugen forum drama. It's even more sad when more than half of those posters were never around for nor have no knowledge whatsoever about said drama to begin with.
- The Mugen community responds to the ED Mugen article, and Kung Fu Man suffers a mental breakdown in the process.
- In a historic feat, Kung Fu Man becomes the first ever to make a complete ass of himself while attempting to pwn long-time Mugen public enemy Silent Storm.
- Kung Fu Man criticizes the Mugen Guild staff at the comfort of his own forum, to which he gets called out by said staff members to back up his claims.
- BREAKING NEWS: A Mugen creator makes some Mugen characters, and they play nothing like in the original game! OUTRAGE!!!
- Kung Fu Man gets banned from Guild after trying to justify virus attacks over a Mugen game being announced. Virus attacks. Over a fucking Mugen announcement.
- Kung Fu Man makes an [un]expected return to Mugen Guild and announces the winners of the 2008 Worst Creator of the Year award, much to the dismay of its recipients. But don't worry, guys! He's not trying to troll people, he just wants to encourage them and help them do better next time!
- Kung Fu Man's return to Guild is short-lived after trying to act like a martyr and going on a grandstanding against admin Iced over creator permission, a futile effort resulting in another permaban.
- RandomSelect announces its departure from Mugen due to a "lack of interest". Much like the many of Kung Fu Man's flounces, this did not last very long.
- Famed Mugen public enemy Vyx makes his debut and receives a warm welcome from the Mugen community when he advertises the selling of the Mugen engine.
- Generic 60-Page Retard War #1
- Tragedy strikes when Mugen public enemy and Rare Akuma creator Alexlexus promotes his Mugen game in a public interview which has the community outraged because Capcom might shut down Mugen or no one will ever take Mugen seriously. Nevermind the fact that if Capcom were to shut down Mugen for good, it would be the single greatest event in gaming history.
- The Mugen community invades the Shoryuken forums once again after the threat of Alexlexus exposing his characters to the tourneyfag population arises and quickly scrambles to get the entire forum to look away in one of the most hilarious cries for acceptance ever.
- "Let's hurry up you guys and drive this nobody out of the Mugen community with our angry posts, and maybe Seth Killian or Lan_Di might finally approve of us!"
- "Ha ha, we did it you guys. Let's celebrate the fact that we've finally gained the approval of our idols at SRK by whining non-stop about a Devil May Cry Mugen character."
- In all seriousness, it's pretty stupid for someone from the Mugen community to try and shove their Mugen game down the collective throats of the SRK forums. It's not like anyone from the well-respected RandomSelect cuddle crew would ever do such a thing. NOPE.
- Backtracking at its finest: RandomSelect suddenly decide they're OK with the warehousing of other people's characters and even engage in some warehousing of their own. Can't be because they're watching over a certain ED article now would it?
- Generic 60-Page Retard War #2
- RandomSelect ran out of things to complain about, so they decide to grandstand about people using old versions of the Mugen engine. Oh gosh darnit, isn't there anything that can make these lovable badasses happy?!
- After numerous failed attempts to gain the approval of the SRK forums, the Mugen community lashes out against the fighting game community and takes their frustrations out on resident tourneyfaggette TempesT. They retract their resentments ten minutes later after being blown away by yet another SSJ9999 Evil E. Honda vs. Marvin the Martian matchup and badly wanting SRK to join in on the fun.
- Mugen drama drags its carcass all the way to the Elecbyte forums, with the admins tellin' it like it is at the end.
- And of course, no list of drama is complete without a bunch of do-nothing dramamongers complaining about the misdeeds of Mugen forum moderators.
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Summarization of every Mugen creator and their level-headed state of minds
Mugen Sites
- Elecbyte Home Page - The official site of the makers of Mugen. Download the game here.
- Mugen Fighters Guild - Central hub for Mugen characters, collaborations, discussion, help, and drama.
- Mugen Infantry - Database site where shitposting Melty Blood fantards complaining about the power abuse carried out by shitposting moderators is commonplace.
- RandomSelect - What an original name! One of the only two forums that still use leechers, warehouses, stolen, and idiots in their daily vocabulary.
- Infinity Mugen Team - A "family-friendly" forum overrun by MvC-loving toddlers who create characters that reflect the coding skills comparable to that of, you guessed it, a toddler.
- Club SyN X-treme - A gangsta-group of stage makers so full of USI they'll try to consume your entire disk space with their 100GB eye-gouging stages and seizure-inducing screenpacks.
- Trinity Mugen - Best described as being an unfunny hybrid of both RandomSelect and The AIDS that is killing ED due to the fact that they all post old, dead memes and act like giddy, starstruck schoolgirls whenever a former MRev member stumbles upon their IRC channel. Also responsible for most, if not all, of this article, since they're all basically rejected /v/irgins and rage as such. The screencap of JesusZilla ranting? Or Vans Bawwing about the rules? Yep, they basically wrote themselves into this particular article. And like 4chan, they find black people humorous.
- Renegade Mugen - A dead forum trying too hard to be the one-stop satirical source for drama in the Mugen community, but never will be as long as their forum staff consist of members having the combined total mental capacity of a pea.
- Mugen Genesis - The YouTube division of the Mugen community. Also a sanctuary for those with no character-making skills, but still want to have some sense of self-worth in the community.
See Also
- Street Fighter
- Mortal Kombat
- Marvel vs Capcom 2
- Super Smash Bros
- Mushroom Kingdom Fusion
- Clusterfuck
- Copyright Infringement
- Drama
- Hentai
- Serious Business
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Internets Lingo |
AFAIK • ASL • BFF • BRB • BTFO • BTW • CBF • DBI • DFC • FFS • FTFY • FTW • G2G • GG • GTFO • IAWTC • IDGAF • IDK • IIRC • ILY • IMO • IMHO • ISHYGDDT • J/K • JFC • LMAO • LOL • M/F? • NSFW • OMG • QFT • PHP • ROFL • RTFM • SNCA • STFU • STFW • SWTF • TMI • TND • TTYL • WTF • YGGR • YWNBAW • ZOMG |
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Other Lingo |
BCC • FIRRIB • FYIAD • FUBAR • GABYAW • IDIFTL • PITR • TLA • YHBT |
Internet Places/Group | |
Moar Internet Shit | |
IRL Acronyms | |
Bad Acronyms |
ACLU • ACMA • ACORN • ALF • ATF • BDSM • BLP • CIA • CP • CSD • DMCA • EDL • ESRB • FBI • FA • FFA • FNB • IWF • L.U.L.Z. • MGTOW • MPAA • MTP • MUGEN • NAMBLA • NEDM • RIAA • SPH • SPLC • TBBT • TOW • WWJD |