A Leaper walked out of a mushroom cloud on the subreddit today and it was the funniest thing the room has seen in a week. u/5Zero4 posted a clip from a Stella Montis raid. An airstrike lands. Smoke billows. The Leaper keeps hopping.

The top comment, from u/mrlotato, at 262 points: "Whyd the smoke clear like in dbz when an attack does zero damage and the dude is just standing there like." The thread is full of Dragon Ball gifs. The clip has 596 points and a 0.98 ratio. It is not a complaint. It is not a demand. It is a Leaper, doing what Leapers do, and the subreddit is here for it.

That set the tone for the day. After a week of duping scandals and anti-cheat frustration, raiders spent the afternoon leaning into the game's absurdities. A post asking to play as a Leaper hit 195 points. "All he knows is leap, and leap is ball," wrote u/jamesgravey. A comment from u/bongbiggydongbdang distilled it: "Leap is love. Leap is life."

The expedition meme game was strong. One post had a raider pleading for damage farming while a squadmate deadlines the Queen six times, shouting "DID YOU GUYS SEE THAT?!?!?" A pained upvote ratio of 0.9. Another raider accidentally bought a forehead dirt smudge instead of a vault slot. 132 points, fifty-three comments of shared agony. But the funniest thing: the PvE lobbies are genuinely friendly right now. A thread from u/SanePcycho, pushing back against all the ratting complaints, sat at 200 points with a 0.86 ratio. Inside, raiders were trading cores and coordinating. put it plainly: "The PvEers are incredibly kind. They will gobble cores up until someone says they need them then they will just share."