Listen. I am one of curry's most stalwart defenders. I could eat it every night for months without growing tired of it, especially if it's Japanese-style. My social media accounts' profiles include the words, "Cats, curry, cafe con leche." Because all three are integral to my identity, you see. Because I friggin' love curry. (And cats, and cafe con leche.)
When Taunie first showcased her bizarre spin on Japanese curry in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, I did not react as the game's script expected me to do so. I noted the odd tower-esque shape, but it was still curry. I didn't care. I didn't even register that it was held aloft by the three-pillar structure of a trio of croissants until one of the dialogue options pointed it out. Whatever. Eat around them.
The internet at-large, however, does appear to have responded to the oddly-presented dish as the game anticipated. Which makes this story a total "ew" moment for some of you, but personally, I'm all in.
"I am so normal about this game," declares Redditor WaterrSheep. "So normal, in fact, that I made Taunie's curry. It’s honestly not that bad flavour/texture wise but the...
