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Here Are The Mega Man And Cyberia T-Shirt Design Contest Winners
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Viewers of Super Replay are constantly bombarded with weird references and in-jokes, and they're also familiar with the fact that many of these eventually find their way onto t-shirts. We've been proudly wearing our Bramble Brand Bran Cookies shirts around the office, and my Tail of the Sun shirt is in constant rotation. We've received numerous entries for shirts based on our Cyberia and Mega Man Legends 2 Super Replays, and we've landed on the winners.
Mega Man Legends 2
The above was submitted by Tait Peterson, and manages to make Mega Man Volnutt look significantly cooler than he ever did in the Legends series.
Cyberia
If you watched our Super Replay of Cyberia, you know the man above well. Mike managed to stop us at every turn, and he's been lovingly recreated for t-shirt purposes by GI reader Christopher Knisley.
Congrats to our winners! You'll all be receiving gifts from the GI vault.
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