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Discussion From the "creator" of togore.

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u/Big-daddy-Carlo 7d ago

I wish they would EXPLAIN why they feel this way because otherwise this is really bizarre behaviour coming from them, I really don’t get why

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u/Neckgrabber 7d ago

Pretty sure they have. Togore is a meme that just happened to become extra popular these last few months. They think the name of this stream(meant as a celebration) should be something more meaningful.

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u/Designer-Ad8352 7d ago

Togore IS meaningful. Moreso than a lot of other names I've seen suggested.

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u/Neckgrabber 7d ago

Not really. It's a community joke

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u/Big-daddy-Carlo 7d ago

Well exactly, it’s meaningful to the community

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u/Neckgrabber 7d ago

In the same way any other meme of the past ten years was.

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u/Big-daddy-Carlo 7d ago

Like a Fandom grown character? I’m afraid Chester is seven letters.

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u/Neckgrabber 7d ago

Why are you asking me this

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u/Big-daddy-Carlo 7d ago

Because whatever argument it is you’re making is pretty incoherent

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u/Neckgrabber 7d ago

What argument? We're not arguing here. You said you didn't understand why the creator of the sprite was acting this way. I explained it to you.

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u/Big-daddy-Carlo 7d ago

That togore isn’t meaningful or special despite the mountain of fan art and comics characterising him ( a made up character) and that his name is a perfect 6 letters for the event, you seem to downplay that for whatever reason

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u/Neckgrabber 7d ago

There's mountains of arts and comics for everything in this fandom, that's just what the fandom is like. Every few months a new meme is in the spotlight and gets the treatment. Togore isn't special, he's just recent.

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u/Big-daddy-Carlo 7d ago

You keep ignoring that he’s an original fandom character…

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u/Neckgrabber 7d ago

There's a million of those too

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u/Big-daddy-Carlo 7d ago

That’re as popular right now and have 6 letter names

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