This does make sense after all:
• You either start DEBLOAT.EXE/ANNIV.EXE completely on its own without
a batch file, in which case you're likely to not have launched MDRV98
or ZUNSOFT.COM before.
• Or you start it from a batch file *after* those two, in which case
MDRV98 is already resident.
Therefore, if this causes you to see the ZUN Soft logo twice, you must
have done some very weird edits to your .BAT file. But even those are
easily fixed by removing that redundant ZUNSOFT.COM call.
Embedding all of ZUNSOFT.COM in DEBLOAT.EXE/ANNIV.EXE would currently
add way too much bloat with all the master.lib functions we'd have to
include just for this one animation. Two different rendering engines
are one of the few instances where separate executables do make sense.
Part of P0239, funded by Ember2528.