Although smashing a guitar after an electric guitar solo was a classic and very rock 'n' roll hardcore move, and stubbing one's toe was a classic Columbia-style cartoon trope,
at this moment, when everything happened to a giant over fifty meters tall, it felt entirely different.
Weighing over two thousand tons, the seemingly comical action made the entire ground tremble with madness.
Fortunately, everyone present had practiced movement techniques, capable of surfing even through tsunamis, so standing firm during this earthquake was naturally no problem.
However, at this moment, what these streamers and viewers in front of the screen cared about wasn't this so-called earthquake, but rather, the sudden toe-stubbing action of this senior. It couldn't just be to play a kids' game, could it?
Or, why did this giant jump so high from a stubbed toe? Shouldn't these monstrous "Kaidan" be impervious to pain?
