Tim has a minor existential crisis, Evan figures out the secret of Nier; Automata’s popularity, and Max teaches us how to be Dinobot. All this and more on this month’s episode of My Best Friend’s Game: Too Many Skeletons.

After a finishing a highly covert ops mission investigating memes, politics, and the internet, the boys question their own reality. Then, they roast a JRPG. Also, a dud.

Max politely listens as Tim and Evan make it painfully obvious that they still think Dante is cool; Technical difficulties force Tim's solo career to launch sooner than expected.

The boys discover that your inner demons can be overcome through the power of self-love, effort, and brutally unforgiving platforming.

Evan finds relatability, Max hates anime, and Tim would kiss a corpse, if it were hot enough; Okami isn't as good as you remember.

The boys learn that violence isn't the answer - unless you're face to face with a quip-happy cartoon bobcat.

Max enjoys his time in a quirky, Twin Peaks-inspired wonderland; Tim and Evan desperately try to hitchhike as far away as possible.

Max publicly shames the others for their lack of knowledge; Tim glosses over his dark fandom past; Evan discovers the power of the Dragon Punch.