I like the AI cover
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but perhaps the original is more to your taste
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(original ver. video has the lyrics, not that either one is hard to understand)
It's a simulacrum song, except the copy it calls up is Doug himself. Since the copy is Doug, it's also got his equipment, including a helmet playing the song, so it produces another copy. And another copy. And another copy, and another, until the latest Dough is quick enough to turn on his tuneplug at least. The more of them that form the weaker each copy is and they all draw off the same magic pool, so it's very easy to drain himself dry if he's not careful about numbers, but they all have an accurate mental copy, and physical strength and speed fall much slower than endurance, so there's still plenty of use cases where it's just what he needs to handle the situation.
Yes, the last Doug in the line can use a different song without disrupting the rest, as long as he's got it on headphones-only mode. The use of a metasong may also drop the result down to a single copy, depending on its modifier effect.
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but perhaps the original is more to your taste
link
(original ver. video has the lyrics, not that either one is hard to understand)
It's a simulacrum song, except the copy it calls up is Doug himself. Since the copy is Doug, it's also got his equipment, including a helmet playing the song, so it produces another copy. And another copy. And another copy, and another, until the latest Dough is quick enough to turn on his tuneplug at least. The more of them that form the weaker each copy is and they all draw off the same magic pool, so it's very easy to drain himself dry if he's not careful about numbers, but they all have an accurate mental copy, and physical strength and speed fall much slower than endurance, so there's still plenty of use cases where it's just what he needs to handle the situation.
Yes, the last Doug in the line can use a different song without disrupting the rest, as long as he's got it on headphones-only mode. The use of a metasong may also drop the result down to a single copy, depending on its modifier effect.
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‎noli esse culus
‎noli esse culus