Frost Fox: Whew what a day it was! I never expected so many people to quit their jobs over this. I just wanted to point out how flawed their media is compared to other media. This is why back in Belarus, our news channels are run by the government to avoid bias though that type of media ownership is controversial.

Warlord Wolf: In Germany, our media are publicly owned meaning both people and government runs them.

Chuong: I know my American friends are going to get on me for this but I think that public and government run media tend to be less biased these days because they don't sensationalize things.

Zachary: Yeah I would disagree on that Chuong because everybody has an opinion on things.

Chuong: It was fun meeting those Beast Singers too since they are proof that despite being brought to our world from Cripto's powers, they don't get involved in Cripto's life that much as the American canon characters do and that their morals are very different from ours. I wonder what crazy or fun things they may come with next?

Neon Blade: I'm not so sure if you getting involved in that is a good idea. But yes they act and think differently from the characters Cripto interacts with the most. And besides, some of the Beast Singers do sing songs that may not be appropriate either even by Japanese standards. Proof that not all characters affected by Cripto's powers follow his ways let alone share that much in common with him.

Cripto: Within the other characters, there is still some variety to be found as well. And since it was hurting them as well as me, they're just as relief. What surprised all of us was when the mastermind behind the whole thing, George Marcus, was thrown in the same cell Bendraqi used to be in. It led one comedian to do a variation of a Nipsey Russell joke he made when he was roasting Don Rickles, so the joke is this: "George, I'd like to sing a tribute song to you, but the notes on the piano don't go that low!"

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(Nipsey roasting Don: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy3QS9l04jY)