Content that leans right?

MTG and Pokémon, for two

They toll the time

Used one's guns

Behind them lies hostile territory

Fantasy epic featuring an evil eye, for short

Put your balls on them

Star-y spice

One fish egg (1, 3)

Crossword___

Cutesy laugh

What many NYT Games players lost this week, without the vowels (or, why they lost it, without the vowels)

Like xenon

"I had ___ dream last night because I was doing this month's challenge" (1, 3)

It may come with turkey

Many a scifi antagonist

Apparently this is a bank in Florida. It's one letter away from a word meaning "accomplish"

Roommate complaint

Sand castle maker

Bacon, egg, and cheese offerers, often

If you swap the first two letters you get a part of the eye (otherwise it's some weird acronym that's not worth cluing)

AoPS subforum for young students (to keep things fair: it's a Caesar shift of EKE)

#2

"I can ___ test any day!" - Some nerd, at some point, probably (3, 1)

Alda and Rickman, for two

Financial service for veterans, for short

___ Classical Library (series published by Harvard) (alternatively, it's an anagram for a part of the brain)

Job of Colbert or Stewart (use the British spelling)

Canon

Number

Old three-player card game (anagrams to a synonym of "job")

As to

"Suuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrreeeeeeeee"

Biological suffix for describing types of chromosomes (and an anagram of many a student)

Away from the wind, at sea

AI technologies that have surged in popularity these past few years

Major or minor ending

Amber drink

Aircraft with redundancy

Fifth longest river in the world, passing through Russia

Immortalizer

Fin___ (something a fin may provide)

Cybertruck company, in the stock market

Labor lottery, essentially

Meet your maker

They may be full of grids

American bazaars

Something the author's mom might say to the author of this puzzle when she's too busy to make food

Scott Joplin's years of fame

Give a grip

Phrase often uttered between two of the same order

The people between Nicaragua and Panama, familiarly (one letter away from a Mexican staple)

Nimble

Locker?

HS org. with four pillars

Horn tooter, perhaps

Drive from a bank, perhaps

"Stat!"

Miss across the border, for short

"Drat! What letter should I employ to turn OUTRAGE into a word that means 'have a larger scope than'?" "___!" (3, 1)

Excited Spanish affirmative

"How are we ever going to infiltrate the complex?" "Don't worry, I have ___." (2, 2)

One joke (when reversed, a word meaning "excited")

Apparently this is a company that makes rotating machines. This is funny, because in various fonts, this answer consists of its first letter, followed by that letter rotated 90 degrees, followed by that letter rotated 180 degrees