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The Best of Kotaku, This Week

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It's Edgar Allan Pokémon! Get it? Every battle is just a bunch of fiendish ravens clawing and poking each other's eyes out, while Edger Allan Poe jots his observations down in the form of poetry. I would very much like to read those poems.

I stumbled on this week's image over on Reddit. Nintendo: new character? We've seen Ash way too many times now. No Pokémon fan would be upset by that transition, right?

Moving on to our Best Of content this week, we kick things off as usual with a comment from the community.

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If you want to see the list of nominations (and other random conversations) you can head to my most recent nomination post that goes up every Friday here.

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Want to suggest an article, comment, tweet, or any other content on Kotaku to be featured for a weekly Best Of nomination? Drop me a line at tina@kotaku.com with the subject line of "Best Of Nomination." Or any other subject line that will help me sort through and search for them. I'm not too picky.


The Best Comment From The Community

Kotaku reader General McFist wins Comment of the Week for two glowing nominations.

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The first was a bit of an inside joke:

Wii U Wii U Wii U Wii U!

The second is a riff on Angry Birds Space with a reference to Top Gun:

I refuse to play any of the Danger Zone missions unless there is a highway leading up to them.

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