The Villains Wiki is yet another compilation wiki categorizing everything in media that has ever been cast as a villain. They have slightly better quality standards than you’d imagine.

The Villains Fanon Wiki is yet another compilation wiki categorizing everything in internet memes and creepypasta that has ever been cast as a villain while also not meeting the standards of the Villains Wiki. They have exactly the level of standards you’d imagine.

What happens when Extra Credit casts themselves as the villain and makes fun of both wikis? Well apparently mostly Warrior Cats get brought up a lot.

This week, Extra Credit is banned for arguing over the Antagonistic Scale.

Note: Shell is aware some of her Warriors (the book series about cats we just call Warrior Cats) lore is spotty and off. She doesn’t need to be corrected. Thank you.

You ever feel like you’re being watched? You ever know you’re being watched by undefined groups of people who inevitably include your coworkers and your ex-wife? You ever see one thing twice and go “That’s no coincidence!” Well crank that up to 11 and start posting nonstop and you’ll be amongst the Targeted Individuals who believe themselves to be the victims of gangstalking.

Gangstalking is when shadowy cabals of people start planting agents in your life to suggest that you smell bad or get mad at you for being good at video games. There is no real solution to this problem, as a) law enforcement does not recognize it as real and b) it’s not real. One can only combat such opposition by posting all the time and doxxing their neighbors. That’ll show ’em!

This week, Extra Credit has cross words for Tuttle.

The music video for the outro music that Frank West insists you all see:

Here we are at the finale of our very first (and possibly last) mini-series, where we dip into the Poisonous lake of social commentary and …. queer? th….eory?????

Yeah no okay this is just about how the Satsui no Hado is repressed sexual energy. Enjoy and thanks!

In part 4 of our exhilarating 5 part mini-series, we actually talk about The Street Fighter Code. It’s like The DaVinci Code. It also tries to answer the question “Who was Jesus, really?”

This is why media literacy is important, people.

There was a late change in editing that made the titles and art not line up with the content, but they’re already done and… Well we’re happy with them as is so… Sorry!

In this installment, Steven Mane turns his laser focused eye upon the reality-crossing powers of a one M. Bison, because… um… A lady on twitter asked him to, kind of?

We also go over the unfortunate foot-fetishist reality that is Juri…….. on a pocky box…. . …. . . . ….. and on a third party digital trading card.

This here’s the hump of the mini-series, but by no means the climax. That, sadly, is next time.

Part 2 of this 5 part mini-series. This time we dive deep into why oh why didn’t they make a crossover character have a dark and gritty impact on the SF world? Also some nonsense about making oil out of babies.

Join us again as we call bullshit on a supposed shitpost in this nonsense endeavor we embarked on for no reason.

A format shake-up! We read about a guy who has Street Fighter fan theories for 3 hours and dammit we just can’t do that to you. So instead enjoy this five-part mini-series on a man whose whole shtick is pretending to be a funny haha wacky game theory guy while actually being a guy who is bad at media literacy. That media being the fighting game series Street Fighter.

This might not be for everyone, which is another reason for the off-beat format and release schedule. Shell does her best to translate fighting game esoterica into normal person, but Frank and Tuttle may be in too deep.

Anyhow let’s start this off with the impetus of this whole mess: Two jokey characters (legally distinct from joke characters get off my back nerds) from two Street Fighter games that came out nearly two decades apart.

If there’s one thing that can be said about science and the internet as a whole, it’s that they have never tried to figured out just how penises work. It’s the big gaping hole in our biological and sociological knowledge and who better than a smattering of men obsessed with their nocturnal emissions to rectify the greatest mistake of history?

The Wet Dream Forum is (was?) a place for those who were curious to share and compare their wet dream experiences to try to develop a repeatable methodology and larger theory of wet dreams. Mostly they share how long since they last masturbated and the general size of the stain they left. It’s all very thorough and not gross.

This week, Extra Credit wonders how do i know when i’m into prewetdream mode?

Ashto’s runner-up episode art!

Steam is a platform upon which more and more shit is shuffled, so what if we read about that?

Much like the last time we read about Steam games, this time won’t be too much different. Sit back and let us extol the virtues of Secret Gaygent 69’s 3 Hs. Horror, Horny, and HUH?

This week, Extra Credit is printing out its resume.

Reddit has so many questions, particularly about the mythical beast that is woman.

So powerful is Reddit’s need to Ask Women, it cannot be contained by one or even two subreddits. No, in order to facilitate conversation with EVERY possible lady query there need to be an ever-increasing amount of splinter subreddits to collect the dregs that sloughed off the ones that came before. So prepare for a barrage of questions regarding womens, debates, nsfw, teens, women, and much much more!

This week, Extra Credit discovers the grandson of the the pencil sharpener guy.