Exhausted and sleep-deprived, she mis-translated the new boss's signature move. Instead of "Pork Vengeance," she typed —a typo referencing Metal Gear Rising .
Butakoma 300g (Pork Shoulder / "Buta no Komagire" - 300 grams). In-game, it’s the single most efficient food item. It restores a massive amount of Vitamins B1 and B12, which no other item does well. Finding one is like finding a legendary sword. Vitamin Quest -v1.06z- -Butakoma 300g-
So, every time you see , you're looking at a digital tombstone, a translator's caffeine-fueled typo, and one of the strangest cases of a game developer weaponizing a patch to avenge a virtual pig. In-game, it’s the single most efficient food item
The creator patched it out—but lazily. Instead of removing the Grateful Pig, he changed its dialogue. Now, if you choose "...I'm hungry," the pig screams, "IT WAS JUST A PRANK, BRO!" and transforms into a superboss called It has 99,999 HP and a move called "Pork Vengeance" that deletes your save file (a fake-out, it just corrupts the visual display). So, every time you see , you're looking
That typo became legendary. Players of the English patch to this day call the superboss and the item "Butakoma 300g of Broken Dreams."
This is a niche but fascinating reference. The string points to a cult-classic indie Japanese RPG Maker game (circa late 2000s / early 2010s), known for its surreal humor, bizarre item names, and punishing resource management.