Nightcrawler is My Boyfriend Podcast

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A podcast where two game designers read all of Claremont Era X-Men on a quest to design the perfect X-Men TTRPG! Hosted by @aaronmfking.bsky.social and @calebzane.bsky.social. Alternating Wednesdays. Support the show at patreon.com/nimbf for bonuses!

Rictor in a crop top and a hooded trench with the sleeves cut off. Green pants. TWO pink X emblems. Mid-calf lace up boots.
Nightcrawler's Milestones. Under Romantic, he gets 1 XP to woo an ally or enemy. 3 XP when he spends a transition scene with a romantic entanglement. 10 XP when he either breaks off a romantic relationship or seeks to enter into a more permanent partnership and ask his love to marry him. For Swashbuckler, he's rewarded for quips and philosophical insights, then decides whether to save the world through swordplay or set the sword aside for other ways to resolve conflicts.
Wolverine in the manga saying: Two hundred downloads...I'm so proud of those bubs who host Nightcrawler is My Boyfriend!
Storm, after knocking out a bunch of soldiers, says: "How was that?" Beast, Wolverine, and Morph stare, stunned.
An edited manga panel from the X-Men Manga from 1994. Storm says: "Beast, what is that delightful podcast you're listening to?" Beast, while typing on a computer, says: "Nightcrawler is My Boyfriend, of course!"
Manga Jean Gray with big glistening distressed eyes holding out her hand.
A lovingly-drawn Cyclops in detail talking to a simple drawing of the professor, in profile, his face drawn with about 4 lines.
An image of the X-Men's Wolverine, claws out, stalking through the rain, naked except for a globular mask with the face of the villainous Mojo. He's saying, "I won't be stopped!" Written by Chris Claremont, drawn by Art Adams. From X-Men Annual #10.
Caleb using the distance between his fingers to prove (dubiously) that Eamon O'Donnell is confirming that he can feel an invisible nightcrawler by reaching for his crotch.
A panel from Uncanny X-Men #19 by Gail Simone, David Marquez, et al. A woman tells Nightcrawler, "You test very well with children and almost alarmingly well with young women and gay men."
An image from the Longshot series by Ann Nocenti and Art Adams. A child in a cowboy costume seen from behind with a thought bubble that reads, "Oh, mama, don't let me pee in my pants..."