$99 VS $400 Aliens Pulse Rifle M41A Pulse Rifle Nerf VS Snow Wolf
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Today I'm comparing the $99 Hasbro Nerf M41A Pulse Rifle to the $400 Matrix or Snow Wolf M41A Pulse Rifle.
Is 4x the price worth it?
If you want to buy one of these for yourself, you can find them here
Hasbro Nerf:
hasbropulse.co...
www.gamestop.c...
The Matrix aka Snow Wolf Rifle:
www.evike.com/...
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I have both. He should’ve mentioned the red wolf shoots airsoft bbs. They’re both unique. Both worth getting. Painted the airsoft version. It looks amazing. And shoots hard. They nerf will get the same paint treatment. I can see that one being a preferred cosplay gun since its so light weight and shoots safe darts.
I also was surprised he didn't mention that. And the fact that he didn't understand that's what the front battery port was for. This is probably one of the worst reviews I've ever seen because that's a huge factor in the price point and the difference between the two
Yeah i have the Snow wolf in olive and it is heavy , great fun to shoot. i deactivated the grenade launcher so that i could get a lipo battery in there, with the 26 BBs per second fire rate it feels even more like the movie rifle :). I certainly would not have done a review without a full demonsrtation.
Little late to the game here, but I have two of the matrix (snow wolf) airsoft pulse rifles. Mine are both kitted out to have red dots with one mimicking my Aliens:colonial marines loadout with a suppressor and is crazy accurate. The other is as close as I could make it to hudsons rifle while retaining the optic. Since I play airsoft and I had to rebuild the mag well so the guns can be reloaded without having to look in the magwell which makes the gun fieldable vs hoping you never have to reload, if only i could get some spare mag covers. I too also painted both of my olive pulse rifles with olive drab to make the color more accurate. Anyway I plan to paint my hasbro one that has yet to be out of the box in the Alien 3 treatment of black and silver to be different since I already have two green pulses. Pretty cool to see many others are like me with having both versions.
Is the Wolf available for sale in Canada?
@@janelgersma3561Yes. Airsoft Depot has it now for $575Cdn.
The original pulse rifle had a working grenade trigger, you can see Vasqueuz operating it in the control room scene
Yes, it fired shotgun cartridges
Yes there should be a second trigger like the Hasbro version. This is to launch the grenade, you can see Ripley use this trigger in Aliens. I have the Hasbro one and it’s awesome. I just wish it was around when I was a kid.
Same. I have the Hasbro one, and I can live with the barrel being on the wrong place, I just wish they had made the stock adjustable
They're both awesome in their own way
that they are
The movie pulse rifle had a trigger in front of the clip for the launcher. I'm 100% on that. Thanks for the review!
I think i have to add one to it.
I know there are multiple versions of a prop used while filming, but the copy featured in this prop auction video has no front trigger: czcams.com/video/LL1x6rKJLvo/video.html
@quadlazer ah, that's the one that was modified for alien 3. I Did not notice it was also missing the trigger.
I'm thinking I'll put one in. But we'll see, I have too much to do.
@@mariuscinematicuniverse
What's sad, is the lower launcher is from a SPAS-12. It never gets any credit.
Unless you're Arnold Schwarzenegger 😏
It's called a magazine. Not a clip.
For us here in the UK the Hasbro is a blessing, moderately sure we can't own a realistic looking (imitation) firearm here without a valid proveable reason to need one, so the Nerf rifle is the closest we'll ever get. I generally agree with _why_ it's the case so no complaints, just nice to get something. No-one's really checking to make sure people aren't spraying them, as long as they're not being waved around outside.
As long as it doesn't function of it's a toy(or was) then your fine. Can buy replica BB guns etc
@@ianfarquharson3772 You can only buy realistic looking BB or Airsoft guns if: 1. they are painted or made in 2 bright colours. 2. You are a registered member of an active airsoft site and get your registration validated at least 3 times (getting signed off when you play). 3. If you can prove in writing with evidence that you are a member of a reenactment society or film/tv industry (armourer etc). So if you comply with any of these you can legally purchase the Snow Wolf or other pulse rifle airsofts in UK (if you can find one in stock lol).
The really daft thing in the UK is that you can buy a realistic looking actual airgun (not airsoft), so spring, CO2 etc that fires metal pellets or BB's just by being over 18. So if someone were to make a CO2 metal BB version of the pulse rifle they'd make a fortune lol.
@@DivineInt did u check out the gelfire?
I live in uk and I have that snow wolf one
@@ianfarquharson3772 Replica BB guns (CO2/Compressed air) are not realistic imitation firearms. They are considered firearms that don't require (England and Wales, I believe in Scotland they do) a licence in the UK so aren't covered by the VCRA legislation. I'm not sure that an M41A pulse rifle would really be considered a RIF, as long as you're not waving it around in public? Then again I've seen star wars fans in full stormtrooper uniforms waving E11 blasters and the DLT 19 (barely greebled up MG-34 machine gun) around at the train station and no one batted an eye lid. This was in 2019. Your mileage may vary.
I have both ( my Snow Wolf is 5 years old, btw ) and it is very satisfying to shoot the airsoft version. Yes, the Remington 370 shotgun in it did have a trigger in the lower front shroud. The Pulse rifle is based on a Thompson Sub machine gun and a Remington 370 shotgun ( the Snow Wolf uses a Tokyo Maru airsoft Thompson ). The front cage is from a Franchis Spas 12 shotgun, but turned around. The original props had the shrouds made out of fiberglass, and not aluminum as some else here had commented. There were only 3 that were live fire for realism. All of them were torn down after the production and used in other movies. For A3, they rebuilt one for live fire, but had a reproduction shroud that was black. It is the one you see at the end when the Bishop android was struck by an inmate and he ran, thus being shot. The iconic sound was actually the real fire in reverse ( inverse audio ).
Nice. Thanks for sharing that info. I saw that one of the repurposed guns that was used for A3 just got auctioned off at Prop Store (the one featured in the video)
I just ordered the Hasbro … I’m hoping to gain enough courage to try and paint it. I’ve never done anything like that before, but really want the gun to look as close to original as possible. Thanks for the comparison!!
Go for it. I never painted one before either. But I ordered some SMS Blaster Brown, airbrush guns and I'm going for it
Just got my Hasbro a few weeks ago. Gonna get it painted up soon. May look at the Snow Wolf one in the future. Thanks for the video!
thanks for watching
I picked up the Hasbro and have a whole series of modifications for making it look real along with cutting and adding more reality to it.
nice. Which color are you painting it?
@@mariuscinematicuniverse probably going with traditional colors to make it look realistic
I built one from cardboard as a 13 yr old. Operating spas 12 pump action, sliding stock, removable mag…
That was 30 years ago and I still have it.
Flame thrower too
nice
I've got the Hasbro one and am planning to get it painted (olive drab shroud. I know brown bess is more screen accurate, but it's always looked green to me and the images I've seen with olive DO look better). I've picked out the little discrepancies here and there but none of them are deal breakers for me. I just wanted something cool to shoot my niece and nephews with. Mostly my brother though.
It does look good in Olive Drab
what does it look like if you mix the 2 colors together?
@@meowza3k Like Olive Drab and Bess Brown? Hmm. A brown tint to the Olive Drab maybe?
The original did have a trigger on the magazine shroud. Which also worked on the "hero props", since they were based on real guns and the grenade launcher was a shotgun that was chopped to fit there. All were based on working guns because James Cameron wanted to be as realistic as possible when being used on set. If you see the gun used as the grenade launcher (Remington 870 shotgun), the trigger is in the exact position where that hole is in the magazine shroud.
I don't know why i questioned myself, I knew they had used live fire guns. But there is that one from Alien 3 that also didn't have the trigger
If I'm going to spend 400$ on a gun-esque item when I pull the trigger *something* better come out of the barrel.
Sadly unless they bring out the snow wolf one in Gel blaster form it is illegal in Australia where i live. So the only option here is the Hasbro one.
Thanks for the vid, must be fate that i started researching these and randomly came across your upload from 40minutes ago lol.
Perfect timing :) which one(s) are you leaning toward?
@@mariuscinematicuniverse The snow wolf one 100%. The nerf blaster is a nice toy, but replica wise the softair is way better + its still a softair afterall. Youre able to get one with a green/black paintjob that looks Identitical to the movie one. But Im sure someone skilled enough could turn the nerf one into a great replica with a little work.
you need way more attention, your videos are soooo well made--keep it up pls. wish you good luck
thank you. And thanks for watching. Hit that subscription button and share if you can ;)
I got the Hasbro one. I would like to paint it. But other then that I love it.
To be fair, in the movie they used BOTH prop rifles _without_ grenade trigger, as they had no working grenade launchers (some, with no working anything, mere rubber blocks IIRC) _and_ hero rifles _with_ woring grenade launchers, triggers included. So I can see where the lack of trigger comes from.
Makes sense.
I bought the Hasbro/Nerf version after seeing the review by Adam Savage. Ground off the Nerf logos and "ALIENS" from the shotgun ejector. Painted it with primer, Tamiya NATO black TS-63 and Olive Drab (USAAF) AS-6. It's a lot of masking tape but the end result looks pretty good. Finished up with a silver Sharpie for the weathering. As you say for someone who just wants to hang it on the wall the Hasbro version is fine.
I bought some paint for mine too and i'm going to give it a go
I have the matrix airsoft version and originally it came with olive green to look like in the movies I don't know if matrix ever sailed with the original prop color brown but it looks like the camo version that you got is a more updated released looks like they didn't include a shotgun mechanism or even a trigger that's a dummy for modders. For the Nerf gun I recently purchased one on Etsy and there's a seller that is going to be repainting the whole thing to look like in the movies
I see some people do great paint jobs on etsy and rpf.
I got the camo version because it was 80 some dollars cheaper, and I'm painting it anyway.
That's interesting that they used to have a version with a trigger.
I see people have modified and added a trigger and a sprint to the shotgun.
I was even thinking about using those parts from the nerf. But we'll see
Both look wonderful don't get me wrong, but at 400 bucks, I would back off for a 99$ almost Acuret thing lol
yeah at full retail for the snow wolf, it's steep.
the matrix one may also be banned at cons given it's an airsoft gun, though i could be misremembering the rules on that. w that said from what i recall it's pretty decent as an airsoft gun, i just wish the underbarrel shotgun worked, though i think i've seen someone who integrated a different airsoft SPAS-12 into it that made it actually shootable.
for cosplay the hasbro is probably the best way to go.
I will probably never use it as an airsoft, but I do with it at least had a trigger and spring for the shotgun/grande launcher part. I might need to try and figure out a modification there
@@mariuscinematicuniverse it's certainly possible, though it may be a bit difficult given that what would be the trigger guard seems to be much smaller on that model than on the nerf one. I guess it'd depend on the internal geometry of the gun and where the magwell ends, but as i don't own one i unfortunately will be of little help on that front.
I am very lucky to own a HCG all metal brown bess with real metal magazine and a snow wolf fully modded your reviews are very good thanks
Oooh nice. I have yet to paint mine, but one of these days!
Great video 👍
I'm planning on doing one of these with paper mache on my channel in another year or two. Always loved this iconic prop . Probably the most recognizable scifi gun in cinematic history right behind captain kirk's phaser 🤔
Wasn't your last vid 2 years ago🤔😅
@@ianfarquharson3772 yes things have not gone well for me recently (covid then my truck broke down). I'm putting together a book to go with my channel. There is an obscure paper mache technique I'm going to be using a lot on my channel as soon as the book is finished.
Thank you for checking out the channel next year is going to be sick 🤙😜🤙
I got the Matrix Pulse Rifle in OD green for my Aliens Cosplay and by luck still have it when the rest of my costume was stolen in a burglary. I’ve debated getting the Hasbro one, and am still unsure about it.
for Coldplay the basbro is pretty good. easy to paint it and even modifying the barrel if you're not using it for nerfs
I bought three of the Hasbro pulse rifles, painted and modded one of them, and while it's really cool as a Nerf gun; I would really like to have something a little more screen accurate. Kinda wish the Matrix pulse rifle had a little more attention to detail.
I've seen some mods on the Matrix that makes it a lot closer.
I haven't modified either yet but it's happening
I swear to Christ I thought this was Tony hawk I was so confused
The reason the counter only goes to 95 is because in the movie each magazine holds 95 rounds. That’s movie accurate.
I apparently bought the nerf one last week while drunk and totally forgot until i got it yesterday. 😅
It cool but they put some weird lr14 batteries in it i need to buy. Perhaps in the future ill do a mod project on it.
there's worse things to buy by accident :)
The discrepancy issues are exactly why I didn't buy the Nerf version, there's just too many for me and they're worse than on the old Japanese Resin Kit.
You can also get an upgraded electronics kit for the Matrix/Snowolf Rifle from Hyperdyne Labs (when they're in stock) and give your rifle more realistic movie effects than the Nerf version.
Edit: In answer to your question on the trigger: Three of the props did (The fully functional Delta prop, the main 'concept' Hero and the stunt props) but the rest only had 1 trigger and a slidy grenade launcher.
I'll check out the electronics kit
Barrel - to be fair, nerf's had to accommodate nerf darts and the barrel had to be lower to fit around the flywheels used to fire the darts. Same thing with the trigger, the prop didn't need a second trigger, nerf did to fire the mega dart out of the "grenade launcher"
That's fair, I can see that now that you said it. And it is a functional toy, not a prop replica.
Apparently some of the older Snow Wolf rifles did have the trigger for the grenade launcher
The base is not a Thompson but the Spas shotgun
good luck trying to find a Nerf variant as they were a limited production run only available on pre order last year, if one can they'd be about as much or dearer as the Snow Wolf variant
They're back in stock at GameStop and Hasbro Pulse.
I got both, love each one
I got the matrix rifle, they go on sale often i got mine for a little over 300, however the firing battery doesn't last very long, its a hassle to reload plus the clip has a 30 round hopper that requires turning a hopper wheel rather often, the clip can hold about 100 rounds or more. Another downside is the plastic isnt the strongest and, if dropped, it aint a pulse rifle anymore.
I head it isn't the best airsoft gun unfortunately.
My only real disappointment in the Hasbro is the sound it makes. Everything else is fixable or easy to ignore.
The airsoft version needs a update to it, I hate how u reload it. U have to take off the mag plate and whine up the mag. Wish it was one solid mag
I got them both because of you! I'm going broke!
Sorry, but worth it, right?
Can't even buy the Nerf in the UK. Out of a stock. You can't get one shipped from the USofA to the UK through HasbroPulse. Im so gutted.
that's too bad. Maybe they'll make it available.
I have an actual Thompson 45. ACP. Do you think the plastic shell/barrel shroud would melt?
if you're using it for live rounds them yeah there might be a possibility or that. There's a guy one one of the Facebook groups that's making and selling an aluminum shroud
You totally ignored the magazine ejection. Does the $400 dollar one even let you sep out the magazine???
You can take out the magazine on the airsoft, but, you have to remove the cover first. There are some 3d print files out there that let's you attach the cover to the magazine so that you can remove them together, more like the original.
I'll show it when I do the painting and update.
The movie props had a trigger for the grenade launcher
Except the shroud on the prop was aluminium…
Honestly I'd just modify the cheap one.
The shotgun/grenade launcher on the snow wolf pulse rifle is uses for the main battery to power the gun, however it is possible to rewire the gun and drop in a airsoft shotgun of some type into the pulse rifles shotgun area. It'll allow you to have the most movie accurate prop but you'll unfortunately have to work for it. They pay off however, is worth it 100%
I'll look into that.
Got an Ares M1A1 and a APS CAM870 expressly for that upgrade. Might machine up a metal perforated grenade launcher shroud, and do something about the top shroud too. All I need now is a deck of cards!
Yeah, that's a great idea! 💡 Really would be the most accurate pulse rifle ever.
So I have the snow wolf one I've had it for a couple years and my only issue is that it jams a lot when firing the pellets. But that's okay I didn't buy it to fire a lot of BB's.
I've heard it's not the best airsoft rifle. I'm just going to have mine on static display
@@mariuscinematicuniverse it's not. It really is more about the Showmanship of it. The fact that it has functionality is cool. Problem is with a lot of shows now and the security measures they're not going to let it in because it's so much metal. Whereas the Nerf one being plastic is much more likely to be allowed in past security measures
I got the airsoft pulse rifle years ago for my costume. I only paid $200 back then.
nice. Yeah they jumped in price it seems
The props had hand made aluminium shrouds. Good reviews though 👍
the lower shrouds here are plastic and not perforated but I think that could be fixed
him calling the shotgun shell a grenade everytime hurts my soul
lol, i know. it's a shotgun and shell, but in the movie it's supposed to be a Grenade, a small one i guess. So that's why I refer to it as such.
@@mariuscinematicuniverse
Phew, ty for clarification
About all the little details that they could have easily gotten right: It's an absolute rule that no toy can ever be completely accurate, regardless of there being no practical reason for it not to be. Even if it would be completely easy for the company to get it 100% right and there's no practical reason that they couldn't, they will always, Always, ALWAYS, make sure that there are a bunch of details that don't match the original.
Do you remember when the movie Small Soldiers came out? They produced a line of large-scale figures to go with the movie and I figured that since it was a toy line, based on fictional toys in a movie, that they would be just like the ones in the movie (minus being sentient). Nope, the toys looked like crap compared to the movie versions.
Full Moon Pictures had a pretty successful franchise in the Puppetmaster series, so of course they decided to put out "collectible" toys of the puppets. Since they're already pretty small in the movies, the toys were the same size and movie accurate, right? Nope, not even close.
A couple decades ago, the company Playmates put out a line of Star Trek toys that were supposed to be as accurate as you could get without buying expensive prop replicas. Two of the ones they put out were the classic phaser and communicator. Did they make the type-1 phaser detachable, even if it was only a non-working plastic piece? Nope. Did they make the communicator trigger the sound effect by just opening the lid? Nope, you had to press a button. Worse, instead of simply screwing a metal belt clip to the back, they molded a big, thick plastic clip, so that it can't sit down on a flat surface!
It's it really a rule and conspiracy in the industry or it just something that is hard to achieve and short cuts and cost saving tweaks are done?
I'd love to talk to someone who design some of these things and hear what they say
@@mariuscinematicuniverse It's probably not an official rule, it's just something that always seems to apply.
Many years ago, some company put out what were for the time, large, detailed figures of Robocop and The Terminator Endoskeleton. They made some questionable decisions with Robocop, like giving him a "skeletal" hand with an extendable data spike, and covering it in metallic blue plating, but the Terminator figure was a little more accurate.
They made some decisions that make sense from a toy perspective, like making the forearms a solid part with the hydraulic cylinders just cast into it, and giving the biceps an additional support piece on the inside. Then they put a swivel at both the elbow and the wrist, which effectively do the same thing. They could have fixed the wrist to the arm and just had it swivel at the elbow, which would have been semi-realistic (you can't rotate your wrist without your arm moving too). However the thing that bugged me was that they didn't add any way for the arms to move from side to side, like putting your right hand on your left arm. They could have easily added a swivel joint at the shoulder, or even at the elbow. So they added an unnecessary joint at the wrist and left off a (in my opinion) necessary joint in the upper arm.
Oh, they also made his rifle a little too small and molded it out of clear plastic for some reason. And while they did release a chromed version of the figure, I could only find the "battle damaged" version, which just amounted to it having a dull silver finish with some dark paint to simulate scorch marks.
I thought u were Tony hawk for sec...
I have the airsoft M41A replica and it’s really good. Very realistic looking & heavy but expensive. I don’t have the Nerf gun but it would be cool for kids/teenagers or playing around with. The airsoft version is too expensive to risk breaking in play. The extending stock feature is cool but when I re-watched the Aliens movie I never saw the Marines put the rifle to their shoulder lol. Not good shooting practice.
The retractable stock is fun, and its nice that it's functional. But yea, they might not have used it in the movies :) It's definitely too heavy, and expensive to run around with. Unless you use it as an airsoft, but apparently its not great as an airsoft.
If you paid, you didn't overpay.
End of video.
It’s also a very usable airsoft replica
Get both I have them and fiberglass versions, resin and metal total 11 in all. You can never have too many pulse rifles.
do you have a favorite?
@@mariuscinematicuniverse the Hollywood replicas one is nice and the snow wolf but my favorite is a fiberglass one copied from a screen used rubber stunt piece. The nerf one I want expecting too much from it but it is a cool toy.
@j.r.e8978 is the hollywood replica one basically a modified snow wolf or is it a custom piece?
I've only seen photos of it.
@@mariuscinematicuniverse it's a solid cast piece no moving parts is around $600, if you search for brown bess it should pop up it is for display only one mishap and it's shot. I'm thinking they made two versions of it but has been a few years ago when I got mine. If you have a 3d printer there are a few cool ones you can print but the cleanup is time consuming I spent a week on one and added a few bits of metal too it was a lot of work. By far the most useful one is the airsoft one I have the camo one and the correct color version, and is a lot of fun as I'm sure you already know I like the glow in the dark tracer beads the red ones.
just got the nerf pulse rifle, signed by micheal biehn. so probably wont be painting it.
nice
Didnt know tony hawk was into props
I think the expensive one looks worse? Shot gun shell isn't cool as it's supposed to be a grenade launcher.
Yeah I wish they had put a more correct shell in there, but you can swap it out. I have seen others do that mod.
Yeah I wish they had put a more correct shell in there, but you can swap it out. I have seen others do that mod.
Ah yes a shotgun shell is now a grenade
yes, in this universe it is. The M41A uses M40 High Explosive Dual Purpose Granades, that look a lot like today's shotgun shells with its red plastic cap ;)
@@mariuscinematicuniverse okay
Can you share the coupon code you were able to use to get the Matrix model?
WELCOME2022, gets you $20 off orders over $120. And the camo one was heavily discounted when I bought it. Might have been a mistake.
@@mariuscinematicuniverse MIstake because of the Camo or because you are having issues with the product?
Oh, I meant maybe they listed it with a lower price by mistake when I purchased it. I see that they are now all the same price.
@@mariuscinematicuniverse Ah... Gotcha! Thanks for the info!
I take the Hasbro
Wish i could get the snow wolf in the uk
I have had a pulse rifle (the metal or the 400$ + one) forever but the orange tip kills it and I have never really liked it
That orange tip us an easy fix ;)
Anyone have a link to the Snow Wolf one please?
www.evike.com/products/37490/
I have or at least had the snow wolf Pulse Rifle Airsoft rifle like the one you got here and I can't say it was easily the worst Airsoft rifle I've ever tried to play the game with it was absolutely awful
good to know, I won't be using it so that won't be an issue for me :)
Unfortunately because the $400 one doesn’t have the clunk noise when I pump the grenade has already turned me away.
While I do like that the stock comes out I actually want something that has a bit more functionality with the cosplay aspect.
I see some people have modded it with a trigger from another toy gun and a spring for the pump action. So I'm going to try that
It's going to be interesting to see how video's about $500 next year when recession hits😅😓 I'd rather paint up cheaper so when I dress up it's less heavy to carry round all day🤔😉
If you're going to be carrying this around, definitely go with the Nerf. The Snow Wolf is way too heavy to carry around.
$99
Tony Hawk's review.
Wait a grown man is reviewing a nerf gun. Forgive my disrespect this video just showed up in my feed and I don’t really know the whole picture.
It's not really a nerf review, it's through the lens of movie props
@@mariuscinematicuniverse I understand. Once again I meant no disrespect. Thank you for the explanation.
@1:22
Did he say grenade.???..
yup, in the Aliens Universe, this is not made out of a shotgun. This review was through the lens of the film prop, not airsoft gun.
@@mariuscinematicuniverse that just looks clearly as a shotgun shell, complete with brass and pump action, where as a grenade launcher uses break action.
I have no idea what alien universe is, just that right there doesn't seem accurate.
Sweet video none the less! I was curious on why it's a grenade!
techincally the shell in the Aliens universe looks a little different too. I just referred to it as "grenade" as that's what it's supposed to be in the movie. But in the real world, the gun was made up from a M1A1 Thompson and a cut-down Remington 870 shotgun
@@mariuscinematicuniverse thanks for explaining it to me, I know that takes time. I'll be a reoccurring viewer for sure.
appreciate it!
🤘❤️🤘
3d print
You got scammed
You can always tell when somebody doesn't have very much experience with firearms because of the way that they shoulder their weapon with their elbows sticking out.
True, I only had basic training on the AG-3, Norwegian version of an a Heckler & Koch G3. But that was 20+ years ago :) I'll take your tip and adjust accordingly
ITS NERF OR NOTHING > NOTHING COMES CLOSE> THAT XPENXIVE M41 is half cocked and overrrated .
The nerf is special, that's for sure.
@@mariuscinematicuniverse the other gun 🔫 is fine I'm just a nerfer for life 🧬
I take the Hasbro