Sakurai Is Sceptical That Future Smash Bros. Titles Can Match Ultimate's Scope

Whilst it may be difficult to juggle that many characters again, I still wish we could get a single player campaign to rival that of Subspace Emissary.

I love Ultimate, so at this point I can see them do one of two things: "reboot" the series with a much smaller roster, a more defined story, and only feature Nintendo characters, or they just port Ultimate with a few more popular characters, stages and spirits.

I would prefer the latter. Get us up to 100 characters, Rayman, Vergil (to continue Vergil being only in final editions lol), Geno, Waluigi, Master Chief, and whoever else deserves to be in. Make Ultimate more Ultimate.

Or they could give us Melee with online...

Super Smash Bros. Final Destination for Switch 2 confirmed.

At this point though, I'd just be over the moon with ALL of Smash Ultimate, with all software updates + DLC on a single cart.

I still remember when he said that he had revealed every single character in ultimate in the run up to it's release. He went really into it, saying that he wished he could get more of them in the game but it wouldn't be possible to balance them and keep them unique and special if he put any more in. Did the classic Japan thing where he apologized to his fans for not being able to do better.

From that point, where he said it would be impossible to add any more, and release ... he revealed at least 10 new characters ... not including DLC.

So on one hand, this man is a master of under promising and over delivering, so that might be what's happening here.

On the other ... he did REALLY pack ultimate as much as possible, so this might be legit.

Hot take: when there's another Smash Bros, all it really needs is the exact same content from Ultimate, plus Smash Run (from 3DS), Master/Crazy Orders (from Wii U), and an enhanced All-Star mode.

I'd be OK if this was the last one, tbh

He should have more faith haha The industry is always growing and games are increasing in scale all the time. They could definitely make a much bigger Smash Bros, it's just that the quality will take a hit if they don't spend many, many years creating it.

Just give Ultimate a Switch 2 patch or spruced up port and add even more DLC with more characters, stages and older modes returning, then do a 1:1 remake of Melee with server- based online. Don't need more than that.

I spent a lot of time with Ultimate and I didn’t even finish the single player word of light thing.

If I was still a kid and didn’t have adult stuff, this game would’ve consumed me for years.

@LadyCharlie I played the 3DS Smash entry more than any other due to Smash Run! I would welcome this back with open arms!

@LadyCharlie Also the Mario Party mode from Wii U. Then it's the perfect game.

ok, If the next Smash Bros be smaller, you can sell it $50....$40.
Smaller Smash Bros...$60? hmmm...not!

So simple...

I would understand if the next installment were scaled back in terms of characters and stages, but knowing the audience, I suspect there would be a lot of whining about it not meeting Ultimate's roster. It's a no-win situation.

Sakurai has completed talking about his game lineup, now I wonder what comes next for his channel. Will he skip back to secret projects he worked on or give insight into what's coming next?

i literally cant imagine how they can top ult unless they just rerelease some deluxe version, but i always respected how he puts his best foot forward directing games. always delivering as if its the last game in the series

in a sea on multiplayer games drowned in battles passes and "free updates", its refreshing that sakurai proves games can be packed experiences at launch and still be massive successes. this game had dlc but i dont think anyone would argue it didnt have enough content at launch

And the list of British words spelled (sorry, spelt 😏) strangely to my eyes continues to grow. Sceptical.

I don’t play Smash to the level of other people, so I’d be okay with just porting this up to the Switch 2 and then using that free development time to make a Smash or Smash-like that’s not necessarily bigger, but just different. SSBU really is the ULTIMATE version of that N64 title, so maybe now is the time to go in a radical direction with the series.

To me, this reads as 'we don't know where to go with this franchise'.

Which is fair, considering how much content there is in Ultimate.

I had brief goes of Brawl and the 3DS version but only played Melee proper.

Then stop making it "BIGGER" and just make it better. If literally nothing else, the new game could certainly be improved graphically in plenty of areas. And I expect a whole lot of people would be happy with little more than a next-gen version of the same again, as it kinda the case with so many games these days, particularly popular franchise games. But there's obviously more than just the visuals that can be made even better next time around.

I'd like to see the opposite next. All Mario themed, or the dream, all Pokémon. Won't feel the need to compare as much.

I hope Mr Sakurai gives us more Animal Crossing, Splatoon, Sonic, and Zelda characters. The 4 warriors for BOTW? Impa? Knuckles and Tails and Shadow? Callie and Marie and Octoling? K.K. Slider and Lottie?

Smash Ultimate.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe + Expansion Pass.
Zelda TotK.

So many Nintendo series feel like they're pushing themselves as far as they could reasonably go in terms of scope atm. It'll be interesting to see how they tackle this.

@JohnnyMind Agreed. I think they'll implement the Mario Kart 8 plan for Smash for Switch 2, adding some new characters and stages and just letting Ultimate have another five to seven years to be great.

They could just bring a Smash Bros Ultimate 2, with an extra 2 seasons Characters, a suspace style storymode and upgrades characters/stages, and graphics. Better online mode.
I would love, if they upgraded the characters to their latest games. Link with new moves from Tears of the kingdom, Mario with new moves/powers from different games.
Even of they skip a substance style storymode, at least at ad some storymode, with amazing cutscenes like the character reveals.

I would buy it again, for switch 2 with upgraded graphics, stages and new characters added. For that alone i would double dip.

I can think of at least one good way to make a better Smash Bros... It doesn't even need the roster to be as big as Ultimate's, just for the love of God, give the player more to do than simply Smash! A story mode with actual stages, like Subspace Emissary, actual event matches... Heck, Target Test from Brawl! You don't need to have a single stage for every character, just having online leaderboards would add enough value to Brawl's style of Target Test! If possible, make Smash Run playable in split screen, or online at the very least! Ultimate felt like the content outside of the main Smash gameplay was an afterthought, which is weird because I never felt like that with any other Smash Bros game, even Smash 4!
...And bring back the stages from previous games that didn't make it into Smash Ultimate, especially Orbital Gate Assault and Rainbow Road!

I would like it, if the series went more for a classic Nintendo tone and not this epic and dark tone, like in Ultimate. The Donkey Kong Country and Street Fighter campaign was cool though. And please bring back the figurines.

Still I love Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It has more than enough content, that is true.

In general I would not mind at all, if developers would concentrate more on quality over quantity. Games do not have to have so much grindy busywork for example.

My favourite is still Melee.

I somehow played it more on Wii U.
Had much fun doing those Collections, the Ghosts just didn't click with me.

And I'm perfectly fine with that, for the next entry they can focus on quality over quantity by prioritizing modes instead of characters.
I would love to have a smash game with both smash run and square strike playable online.
As for the roster I'd be perfectly content with a smash 4 sized one, while not as big as ultimates is a still a very generous and reasonable amount to ask for in my opinion.

No wonder he is out, it is clear that a new vision is needed to keep it fresh and he doesn’t seem to see it. Whether it is 3d or shift in animation, Nintendo will likely provide something very different than his games because his games remain available for fans.

@LadyCharlie agreed on All-Star Mode, the All-Star Mob is not a replacement of that. If anything, it's like the final Co-op Event of for Wii U where you fight the base game roster, without the DLC fighters, only this time the DLCs are included.
If you do it solo, by the time you get to the 90s (Dr. Mario, Captain Falcon, Yoshi, Sonic, Terry), you're most likely already beaten up and with high damage. The farthest I've made it is 2004-2005 (Zero Suit Samus, Ike).

Other than some personal improvements I've wanted since forever, like ROLLBACK NETCODE and the ability to separate Tilts and Smashes into separate buttons (no, you can't already do this), perhaps the next Smash game should take a cue from MK1 and have main fighters and assists.

Not assist trophies, but Kameo-esque assists you select when you pick your point character. You could have a smaller, better-balanced roster and still represent the various other characters that have been part of Smash, even though they're less fleshed out.

Honestly, Ultimate was pretty, well, Ultimate. I think the next iteration should really be something different. Threre's just no need for anything "bigger" at this point. I think they should just let it be for a while and push into a different direction, like an adventure game with crossover characters or even Super Smash Kart, which there are already seed sof in MK8/Deluxe.

I really don't want a reboot with a smaller roster like many people have suggested since Ultimate's release. I think they could get by with porting Ultimate to the next console in 4k and just keep adding to that game. Get rid of Spirits and the World of Light mode and replace it with Trophies and a proper story. Bring back Target Smash and Smash Run and the handful of stages that didn't make the cut like Pac-Maze and Rainbow Road. Throw in a few extra characters and the promise of DLC support throughout the system's lifetime, and I would be quite happy.

I don't want them to start back over from square one. Smash has evolved into an archive of legacy gaming franchises. There's still so many more gaming icons that deserve to be represented. Crash Bandicoot, Rayman, Lara Croft, Waluigi, Geno, Master Chief... they could support this game forever. People act like they've already put in all the important characters, but they really haven't. And Nintendo knows nothing generates as much press as a new Smash announcement. Steve's reveal trailer literally broke Twitter. Do you really think going back to just having a first-party roster is gonna make reveal trailers as impactful? Who cares if we finally get Waluigi in the game if he doesn't get to beat the crap out of Sonic and Solid Snake?

Some might see an enhanced port of Ultimate as lazy, but I think it's the way it has to be if they want to maintain the hype and mass appeal. Smash is a great marketing tool for both first- and third-party games. It's such an elaborate advertisement that doesn't come across as one because of the amount of love put into it. There's an excerpt from the Ask Iwata book where he conceeded that even though he doesn't always think quantity = quality, Smash is a rare exception.

Switch 2 gets Ultimate Complete
Switch 3 gets Ultimate Complete Remastered in 4k and HDR
Meanwhile let the team make SSB 3D since no one seems to want to make a proper Powerstone sequel.

A Smash Bros. Ultimate sequel where there's only Nintendo characters would be nice. There's just too many third party characters in the last two games that most of the Nintendo ones got overlook.

Well duh! What would they call it smash ultimate super ultra omega edition? Speaking of which it kinda makes you wonder how the next mario kart could possibly be any bigger.

I expect cuts in the next installment which doesn’t have to match (or go higher then) Ultimate’s roster & content size.
I do, however, would like the return of trophies. The spirits system can take a hike for all I care.

@Not_Soos Smash may celebrate a lot of legacies of gaming but that's never been it's main purpose, it's a nintendo fighting/party game first and foremost, thats just something that the fans have coined.

Also a character "deserving" to be in smash in compeltely subjective, at the end of the day Nintendo adds who they want to (example corrin and Byleth despite not being that high demand, corrin releasing before they're game even coming out too).

Smash on it's own is too big to need ultimate, even before it came out it was still one of the biggest scenes in the fighting game community, with even some fanbases combined not standing up to it.

Personally I would love for the fat of ultimate to be trimmed out, a significant portion of the roster were just echo fighters with most of them just being reskins, I would much rather the focus being on refining on what we already have instead of trying to add more, one major problem I had with smash was it's garbage online, elite smash or just online in general was such a step down from for glory and for fun it's sad.

Don't get me wrong I'm not trying to knock on you for wanting a port of ultimate with enhancements, I'm just trying to be realistic and just pointing out what you're wanting is basically a wishlist and not on whats actually likely to happen.

The next one is gonna likely be a soft reboot. But it would be cool to see a DX version that just updates the roster and stages.

why not just continue to bring more characters that deserve to be in smash along with new stages and soundtracks.

To everyone who says “Smash Ultimate Deluxe” on Switch 2: no.

It worked with Mario Kart 8, because the Wii U sold so poorly. To the vast majority of Switch owners, it was a new game. To the ones who did buy a Wii U, the Switch version offered portability, and a proper Battle Mode.

The Switch and Smash Ultimate both sold bucketloads. The Switch 2 would need to bring something amazing to the table to make it worth double-dipping.

A full reboot is more likely. But again, it needs to really distinguish itself from Ultimate to avoid feeling like a step backwards.

I‘m also a fan of less is more. I think it makes it a bit less accesible for newcomers since it can be overwhelming to choose someone from a big roster like that. In my opinion it shouldn‘t be bigger than the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe count of characters.

I agree with many others that the next game maybe should have a smaller roster. But I bet many people will be angry or disappointed with the smaller roster and ask if its worth buying it when Ultimate has a much bigger roster. But I think what could maybe work, is not only having a smaller roster in the next Smash game, but introduce a lot of new characters so maybe it feels more worth it. Like I'm going to be honest, Ultimate's roster is amazing and the DLC characters are incredible. But I did feel like getting only 7 new character, 2 of them being Echo fighters, in the original base game was disappointing and very little. If the next game has like smaller roster, but we get like 10+ new characters, I think people will be fine with the smaller roster, because we have a lot of brand new characters to play.

@IceClimbersMain why would Vergil get in before Dante? lol

Like there's even a remote possibility Nintendo doesn't make another Smash, lol- they'd be silly to shelve one of their best selling and biggest franchises

Fix the online lobbies so that when the host doesn't feel like waiting in line again they can't just shut the whole thing down. Not absurd to have open lobbies instead of ppl wasting their time when the host gets mad

Well, I guess they could go the Mario Kart 8 route: Port the game to the new console and drop DLC at some point.

@HammerKirby Well, Dante is a Mii Fighter, and while that doesn't necessarily mean it couldn't be him, they have done something similar before by dropping a Heihachi Mii Fighter in FP1 then Kazuya as an actual fighter in FP2.

@IceClimbersMain Yea I kinda forgot about that. Would be a cool surprise though. I do think if an "Ultimate Deluxe" ever happens, at least some of the Mii fighters would likely turn to real fighters. But I would prefer a reboot of the series that refreshes the characters movesets honestly.

only thing smash ultimate needs are trophies and im happy. I miss trophies so bad and I loved unlocking trophies. Spirits are very bland and mid. If smash ultimate gets an update for switch 2 with trophies I would be set

Time for a Melee remaster, then! Although I did recently play Melee for the first time in probably a decade and let's just say my reflexes and fine motor movements aren't what they used to be.

@JohnnyMind a reboot with a smaller roster would be such a bad move. The bad PR would be crazy.

I don't think they should try to outdo Ultimate. I think maybe it's time for a new direction, scale back the character roster, flesh out a single player campaign, overhaul the move sets, give characters new moves instead of tweaking their current ones, make new modes more along the lines of Smash Run (but not just smash run, just in that direction of having new multiplayer modes with different mechanics). In Ultimate they started to experiment a lot more with characters that control differently than others, I think they should run with that idea, differentiate the characters more, make them play more like they do in the games they're from.

I dont think anyone would be mad if they just ported ultimate to future consoles and continue to add onto it. It really is the ultimate smash game

Masahiro Sakurai will have a very hard work to surpass Super Smash Bros Ultimate(and i certain he can do that)

Strip down the roster and build the next game from the ground up. And give it a functional online mode.

Welll instead of making the game bigger how about different? Do to smash what they did with Zelda botw...like reinvent yourself .. that's the only way and ...pretty Nintendo I'd say

There is a very simple solution;

A regulated competitive scene. Smash isn't talked about much these days due to the degeneracy going on that revealed itself, difficulties hosting anything serious for it cause nintendo either shuts it down or... again degeneracy killed it, and overall there's not a whole lot to do in ultimate admittingly once you beat the story, subspace had a lot going on with bosses, new enemies, etc but world of light was basically the same fights over and over.

If they made the game's competitive more accessible (and safer) for all audiences, you could port ultimate to the next console, call it ultimate super HD, and have a very successful game still.

He's not saying it will be very difficult to match Ultimate's scope, he's saying it will be very difficult to greatly exceed Ultimate's scope in the same way that Ultimate greatly exceeded Smash Wii U/3DS's scope.

I could possibly see nintendo taking a break from smash as well. They poured a lot of money into that game but honestly likely have better ROI from an inhouse game with less controversy (smash competitive community). It was needed to get the switch (and amiibo) off the ground but I bet if the successor plays switch games they could coast a gen, especially if other fighters come to the successor.

There doesn't need to be anymore. New properties, please and thanks.

I wouldn't mind if the Switch successor launched with, like, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Deluxe or something, that just added maybe a couple of modes and a handful of new characters. That'd be good in my book.

Regardless of what Sakurai thinks of the future of the series from here on, I do wonder about said future and what it's going to be like. I hope the core gameplay won't change too much, but some movesets can be revamped. Even if every moveset stays the same though then that's fine with me.

I think an 'easier' way to go on with the series would be to just get more Nintendo characters in there, so they won't have to worry too much about all kinds of 3rd party licensing hoopla to jump through. There's still plenty of characters from Nintendo's own stalls to pull from, so even if some third party characters get cut, we'd hopefully be getting Nintendo characters in return. They wouldn't be as impactful as most of the 3rd party reps, but personally I don't really mind too much.

I couldn't see them cutting every 3rd party character anyway. Sonic, Pac-Man and Mega Man feel like safe bets to remain in the series, if nothing else.

Other than that I'm not really sure how they would keep the series going forward too much. The characters are a core appeal of the whole franchise. More modes would certainly help though.

At this point: I'm completely fine with Ultimate getting ported with a version 2 in its name.

I'm only looking for minor upgrades (a few new characters/stages/music tracks; mixed with the ability to have 8 player matches online, and a 2 player team vs online where both players can use their own switch as opposed to exclusively playing local)

@HammerGalladeBro All-star Mob felt more and more like an impossibility with each new DLC character they added.

They could have at least given you a few rest areas to regain some health but as it is now it's just impossible.

RIP Super Smash Bros. 1999-2018

There were 3 main options I could think of that have been said already.

1. A Deluxe of Ultimate with some new stages and characters. It's possible they'll have more.
2. Somehow trying something new with Ultimate as the base concept in mind. Yes, really and that would probably be with all/most of those characters, some new characters and new stages too. New modes and a new story mode. Or reshaping the current modes and a new story mode, similar from what Ultimate had but not being a Deluxe of Ultimate. Something fresh anyway but with a lot of Ultimate's rooster.

Or, that'd be my guess if they go down a new route. It may sound hard for the Switch but if Switch 2 improves upon the Switch with it's harware, I see it being doable. I mean there'll be a whole team working on it for a few years until it's ready. It probably is hard but I'd expect it being possible. The question is, what does get cut? Does anything get cut? What will be new? Etc.
3. Rebooting, but it would really need something good and I'm not sure how well that would be received. I'm sure it'd still need to have a huge rooster of characters and stages.
4. Something outside of what I can think of.

I would assume #1 or #2. But with some help they really will come up with ideas and anwsers for the next Smash on Switch 2. Even if they go for a Deluxe of Ultimate.

I don't think there will be one until the Switch 2, I'm assuming it's still 1 per console and Ultimate is still doing really well overall for the Switch.

I'd assume Sakurai will be working on it, or helping on it.

Personally, I don't want another game like Ultimate. Do another game with a smaller roster and focus on overall improvements. Like updating veterans' movesets and fleshing out the single player experience.

If Smash Bros is to see some kinda reboot, they should take a stab at modernizing Power Stone's mechanics. Maybe call it Smash arena or somethin'

I never finished even the base version of Smash Bros. for Wii U, as completing every mode as every character was just too much of a slog. I can't imagine how time-consuming Ultimate with all of its DLC must be!

Rather than bloating the roster with even more characters, I'd like to see a more fleshed-out campaign, like Subspace Emissary, but with more interesting levels like Melee's Adventure Mode had. Besides that, maybe add some cool new modes and extras- or even just bring back some of the old stuff that was dropped, like Target Test and trophies. Tighten up the speed and responsiveness just a bit, and you've got a near-perfect Smash!

@PtM Perfect.

@Turbo857 Yes please. I would love some new, super-tight Power Stone/Ehrgeiz-esque fighter.

A sequel is just going to have to be different. That was always going to be the problem (if you can even call it a problem) with Ultimate, it was too big and too definitive that it’ll be hard to surpass the scope.

Reasonably, what would work best while retaining the massive roster of Ultimate would be to simply make an expanded enhanced Deluxe version of Ultimate. And if any changes were made that interfered with the established game (like say making Waluigi a fighter), then find an equivalent exchange that only aesthetically changes the established game (like in that same situation, going on to replace the Waluigi assist trophy with another Mario character that could essentially do the same thing, like say (super deep cut, but some relevance today thanks to the movie) foreman Spike from Wrecking Crew).

I like Sakurai alot, i really like the guy but he came off as a little arrogant (for my taste at least) when he said he couldn't see a new Smash without him. I would love for Nintendo to announce out of nowhere a new Smash game just to see this guy flip over, thst would be so much fun 😄😄😄

Honestly speaking as gamers, we definitely want more and more and more from Smash. We would not say no if it continued to get bigger, but even I find myself saying, what is the cutoff point, or when it's too much too much? I still can't believe all that is Ultimate. At this rate we're going to start having third party characters from even more games and may even start getting characters from rival platforms. That's how big and popular Smash is. It's not the popular thought I know but, I would like to see this series reboot itself back down to Nintendo characters, from returning favs of Mario, Link, Samus, Marth, etc., to more deep cuts (Takamaru, Stanley, Mike Jones, Bubbles, etc.), along with revamped gameplay. Only Sakurai and Nintendo can figure out for sure how the next Smash will be, because there WILL be another Smash, that much is for sure.

They should just port Ultimate on the next console. Add like 10 new characters, 10 new stages, buff and nerf certain characters and add a new story. Focus all the game developpement on a big story mode like Brawl, but even better, come up with fun level design and I think most people would be happy.

Smash Ultimate really is the Ultimate Smash Bros. game.

More content isn't always better. Of course, you'll never convince gamers of that.

Like others have said a smash reboot or a definitive edition on the switch successor. If Ninty goes this route I would like to see a return of "race to the finish", "break the targets", and "touch the platform"

@PMFan354 @Davzilla

Something else / Another alternative idea:
Turn Smash into a brand similar to how TecmoKoei does their musou/Dynasty Warriors games. (i.e : fire emblem warriors and hyrule warriors) each spin off series can focus on one franchise and offer gameplay differences

Smash: Pokemon Showdown (imagine type effectiveness gameplay factored in)
Smash: Fire Emblem Edition (imagine gameplay that used the weapons triangle)
Smash: Hyrule Brawl
Smash: Mario Bros Mayhem
Etc...

From a character perspective, I’d be totally fine with most of the echo fighters just being skins and voices while keeping the same move set sans dark samus- as it literally flies. The koopalings are a great example of that.

The crossovers were incredible, and I think having maybe even just one representative from each game would cut a large portion of character balancing.

I’d also be fine with like, half the roster if there was a really good online infrastructure. Smash’s online is objectively a**

"Skeptical". Yah makes sense. They pushed that title to its limits...they'll need a new concept to continue in the next installment.

True, but at the same time, with the industry expanding, nothing is impossible

If you told me 15 years ago that there would be a new Crash Team Racing but with 40 characters and not 8, I wouldnt believe

I think they should just leave it now. Unlikely it can topped and inferior sequels will deteriorate the legacy and legend.

“Spectacularseptictentacle”

I agree a Deluxe version on the Switch’s successor seems like the safest way to go. Keep the core game relatively unchanged and tinker around the edges to make it feel “fresh enough”. Maybe throw in some fan favourites like trophies and extra modes (a bit like MK8 Deluxe did with battle mode). Possibly rejig single player. Maybe add a handful of new characters and stages. But really, just having everything on one cart would be a boon.

The smash-heads who bought all the DLC will buy it again because they’re smash-heads and can’t help themselves. The smash-dabblers might buy it because now they can get all the DLC they missed out on the first time plus there’s some neat new stuff there too. And the smash-haters won’t buy it because they hate smash but there’s no salvaging them anyway.

Quit being such a drama queen Sakurai.

I love Ultimate, but as a Co-op lover, I really hate that the Adventure mode can't be played with a buddy. Otherwise Ultimate is by far the best Smash game we ever got with the biggest cast ever

I do feel like the best direction to take is a complete reboot, with a revamped single player campaign that you can play with local co-op. Reimagine the combat, and make a campaign that trumps even subspace emissary with a wide variety of boss fights, like how you fought Rayquaza.

I love this roster and I wish we could keep it but I'm not very hopeful that will happen.
Honestly if we could get the exact same roster with a "Subspace Emissary" story and maybe the online party mode like in ARMS where you jump from battle to battle in a small hub that would be enough for me.
Maybe get rid of spirits and add trophies back in instead.

I dunno. I just want to keep Pyra/Mythra, Wolf, Sephiroth, Sora, King K Rool and Banjo I'm 80% sure they can't negotiate that one more time.

Like others here have mentioned, the next Smash game doesnt have to be as big or grand as Ultimate. And honestly I don't want a Smash Ultimate 2.0. I want a brand new entry in the series with a smaller, more refined roster with returning characters getting brand new kits and new characters that haven't had the spotlight yet like Geno. Give us a meaty story mode on top of that and I'll be super happy

You can always add more characters. Once Nintendo drives that semi of cash to his door he’ll suddenly get some ideas.

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