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Any of y\u2019all know what meat this is supposed to represent? Obviously some kind of limb meat but what animal and who eats it like this? I know it has Asian origins and looked it up on both TV Tropes and Emojipedia expecting it to be some manga thing that Westerners just lack context for, but all I learned is that it\u2019s a distinct trope in Japanese culture as well, known as \u201cano niku\u201d which translates as \u201cthat meat\u201d because they also aren\u2019t sure what it\u2019s supposed to be.

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It ain\u2019t a beat-em-up if you can\u2019t regain your health bar with meat you found in the trash traditional Bin-Roasted Beast, but it always bugged me that you couldn\u2019t save the bone at hit people with it

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Item: Roast Beast, +10 Health, and when you\u2019re done you get a Bone Club (1d4 Bludgeon)

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We actually did get an answer, combining a few responses: the basic shape was from poorly-prepared mutton served to soldiers in World War Two, and after spending a while as a cultural meme in Japan it then entered cartoon iconography via a 1960s/70s manga and anime called \u201cGyatoruzu\u201d (aka \u201cGon the Stone Age Boy\u201d) in which it was Dinosaur Meat! Awesome job, everybody, thanks

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