Please Don't Put Stranger Things' Eleven In MultiVersus

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MultiVersus has done a stellar job during its beta period of convincing me that the full game is going to be worthwhile, especially as a free to play title with endless potential for expansion. Tom & Jerry have a fantastic mechanic head and shoulders above the frustratingly monotonous Ice Climbers of Smash, while I have fallen in love with Reindog. I'm getting to grips with Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn, Arya Stark, and Taz, although there's no way the latter's spammy state will survive the full release. I'm not at the point where I'm ready to commit to making any of them my 'main' yet, which just makes the prospect of new additions more exciting. What MultiVersus has done an absolutely garbage job of, however, is stopping any leaks, and recent ones seem to confirm Stranger Things' Eleven will be included at launch. Please, if you're reading this Warner Bros., don't.

The leaks for Multiversus have been a case of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, which surprisingly is not one of the millions of IP Warner Bros. owns. The 'good' include Rick & Morty (shut up, I like them), Marvin the Martian, and Teen Titans' Raven, the 'bad' consists of Gizmo from Gremlins and Eleven, and the 'ugly' would be LeBron James. Yes, really. Presumably included because of Space Jam, despite it being way too late for a crossover to help that mess of a movie at this point, basketball legend LeBron James is going to be beaten to a pulp by Arya Stark for our amusement.

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I don't really want to get into LeBron too much, I think its silliness makes it a bad idea, others will think the silliness makes it great. We're in broad agreement on LeBron's whole deal. I also think most would agree that rep for