Lions and goats and snakes, oh my! Is that right? Well, in a land of chimeras you can expect those three things to be one thing plus many more things with be one thing as well.

Hard to believe it's been 200 days.

Kevin and Jeremy roll up another world in the generator, a world where sticks and stone may break your bones but words will cause reality to shudder around you.

Hello, good hunter, what does that good good blood, crystals, and a priest that turns into a velociraptor have in common? Barely anything, but enough that you can be sure Kevin and Jeremy will draw that line while talking about Bloodborne.

Kabouter? I barely know her! *uproarious and unironic laughter* In all seriousness, Kevin and Jeremy discuss these strange and spiteful leprechauns who love to help, but hate surveillance states.

In this day and age it's all about education. You gotta have applicable skills. And whether it's Animal Crossing or a dozen or more action games, the best way to get applicable skills is to read a book that will vanish in your hand and fill your brain with strange and new abilities. Unlike the real world where reading a book just means you read a book.

We are cursed with the terrible growth of this vile machine, so at least you can enjoy a world of social interaction, attack cats, and brain computers even when you need to distance.

In this new social distancing format, Kevin puts up his own book, Endless Hunger, to get talked about. Does it stand up under our scrutiny? Does anything? More importantly, can otherworldly beings live in a computer?

A quick update on why there is no episode this week.

What if we lived in a world where cats exists. What do you mean cats already exist? Well, not cats like this.