Agon as represented by the graph of f(x)=Sin(x)

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agon4=bhead tho, and ur graph shows agon4 as nubsht therefore urs is incorrect

Agon as represented by the Paper Mario series:


The classic that started it all. It is memorable because of its originality, but still lacked in some areas.

The fucking goat mode of the series. This is literally the second coming of jesus and by far the bess of the bunch.

This one was kinda nice because of its new-school twist, but let's be honest, no one really liked it or wanted to see a similar sequel.

Legend.

Treesus wrote:

Agon as represented by the Paper Mario series:


The classic that started it all. It is memorable because of its originality, but still lacked in some areas.

The fucking goat mode of the series. This is literally the second coming of jesus and by far the bess of the bunch.

This one was kinda nice because of its new-school twist, but let's be honest, no one really liked it or wanted to see a similar sequel.

Legend.

I actually Liked Super Paper Mario More than the first one.

Shad0winvadr wrote:

agon4=bhead tho, and ur graph shows agon4 as nubsht therefore urs is incorrect

domain restriction of 0<x<3/2pi

atangerine wrote:

Shad0winvadr wrote:

agon4=bhead tho, and ur graph shows agon4 as nubsht therefore urs is incorrect

domain restriction of 0<x<3/2pi

non, cant ignore agn4