I guess that’s technically ‘doing yourself’, and there’s only one term for that. I’m sure you all know what it is (and are going straight to Hell for it).
Maybe he was a really obsessive collector? Good Lord, give him a Pokemon game and he’d be occupied forever!
But maybe it’s for the best: after all, a guy who couldn’t bother looking for any survivors probably wouldn’t have been too reliable as husband material. That, and his legs were creepy.
Doctor Jeraukov is getting more delusional by the strip! “Practically raped me three times” That really makes me laugh.
Yeah, I know that happened a few strips back but I didn’t comment in time, so yeah.
Awwwww, “Iberuto-kun”… That was too cute! :3
Was Inverto younger than the Mira Miras?
Well, if we consider that he was created that same day, then I guess he was younger, hehe ^^
Let me do some math here: Scapula is about forty years old, so that’s the base age (?) of his duplicate. Inverto was about ten minutes old when he met Mira Mira, who is somewhere in her mid-thirties, although her duplicates vary in age from a few months to a few hours and…uh…what was my point…ummm….well, so much for figuring THAT out!
Now I’m going to go cry like the Mira in the last panel…
Hahaha, thank you for doing the math for me, Aidan 😉
I was asking because I seem to recall hearing somewhere that “-kun” was used to address men of younger age or children… but I may be totally wrong in that assumption, or mistaking it with the particle “-chan”… who knows? :S
Hmmm. Not sure if there are age connotations or not (anyone out there speakum Nihongo?); all I know is ‘-kun’ is for boys, ‘-chan’ is for girls, and aspirin is for me (or maybe a hard drink, then the aspirin)!
Hope this helps a bit ^_^ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_honorifics
To sum it up, it seems that “-kun” is more often used by persons of senior status in addressing to those of junior status, or by anyone when addressing to male children/teenagers.
On the other hand, “-chan” is a diminutive suffix and seems to be used on children, female family members, lovers, and close friends.
(Sorry for the long Japanese lesson u.u)
There you go! Since technically Mira Mira was older than the ten minute-old Inverto (depending on how ‘fresh’ her own duplicates were), I guess the “-kun” suffix holds.
See, kids? It’s FUN to learn! Great job, Coffee Biscuit!
Man, must kinda suck to have been kicked out of yourself’s hangouts. I’d feel sorry for her if she wasn’t a hyper-arrogant genius who was beaten by the charming advances of a hideous freak-clone of one of the least likable people alive.
It really makes you wonder what she saw in Inverto. Maybe he was just a smooth-talker (if you understood what the hell he was saying), or maybe she had kinky fantasies about a guy with hands on the end of his legs. Hey, it’s no stranger than any other foot fetish.
As for being rejected by yourselves, well, that’s really existential, transcendental, psychosomatic sheeeeeeeyut!
Well, the Miras have only themselves…or should I say “herself” to blame… self-hate is truly a difficult thing…
…or self-denial, or self-control, or self-actualization, or self-esteem, or self…you know, she really is a ‘self’-ish person!
But I bet most of us really would prefer to see “self-pleasuring”.
Let the fan fiction commence!
Is it still “self-pleasuring” if she’s nailing her own clone? Or not?
Or does everyone not care, and just want to see the video of it already? 😀
I guess that’s technically ‘doing yourself’, and there’s only one term for that. I’m sure you all know what it is (and are going straight to Hell for it).
You kidding? They’ve reserved me a private lounge and put my nameplate on it! 😀
Poor Inverto; if only he’d known some of them had survived.
Unless he couldn’t live without all of them.
Maybe he was a really obsessive collector? Good Lord, give him a Pokemon game and he’d be occupied forever!
But maybe it’s for the best: after all, a guy who couldn’t bother looking for any survivors probably wouldn’t have been too reliable as husband material. That, and his legs were creepy.
Not to mention the backwards Shakespearian monologue. Took me like then minutes to read it all!
If I ever do another character with a weird dialogue shtick I’ll probably settle for making them hold up signs with words written on them!
Copy, paste, MS Paint!
“Casted?”
Probably should be “cast”. Oh well…
Doctor Jeraukov is getting more delusional by the strip! “Practically raped me three times” That really makes me laugh.
Yeah, I know that happened a few strips back but I didn’t comment in time, so yeah.
No worries; I enjoy these webcomic debates that go on for days!
Frankly, getting “practically raped” by Scapula even once would be too much for most of us to deal with.
Awwwww, “Iberuto-kun”… That was too cute! :3
Was Inverto younger than the Mira Miras?
Well, if we consider that he was created that same day, then I guess he was younger, hehe ^^
Let me do some math here: Scapula is about forty years old, so that’s the base age (?) of his duplicate. Inverto was about ten minutes old when he met Mira Mira, who is somewhere in her mid-thirties, although her duplicates vary in age from a few months to a few hours and…uh…what was my point…ummm….well, so much for figuring THAT out!
Now I’m going to go cry like the Mira in the last panel…
Hahaha, thank you for doing the math for me, Aidan 😉
I was asking because I seem to recall hearing somewhere that “-kun” was used to address men of younger age or children… but I may be totally wrong in that assumption, or mistaking it with the particle “-chan”… who knows? :S
Hmmm. Not sure if there are age connotations or not (anyone out there speakum Nihongo?); all I know is ‘-kun’ is for boys, ‘-chan’ is for girls, and aspirin is for me (or maybe a hard drink, then the aspirin)!
Hope this helps a bit ^_^
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_honorifics
To sum it up, it seems that “-kun” is more often used by persons of senior status in addressing to those of junior status, or by anyone when addressing to male children/teenagers.
On the other hand, “-chan” is a diminutive suffix and seems to be used on children, female family members, lovers, and close friends.
(Sorry for the long Japanese lesson u.u)
There you go! Since technically Mira Mira was older than the ten minute-old Inverto (depending on how ‘fresh’ her own duplicates were), I guess the “-kun” suffix holds.
See, kids? It’s FUN to learn! Great job, Coffee Biscuit!
Man, must kinda suck to have been kicked out of yourself’s hangouts. I’d feel sorry for her if she wasn’t a hyper-arrogant genius who was beaten by the charming advances of a hideous freak-clone of one of the least likable people alive.
Oh, Japan.
It really makes you wonder what she saw in Inverto. Maybe he was just a smooth-talker (if you understood what the hell he was saying), or maybe she had kinky fantasies about a guy with hands on the end of his legs. Hey, it’s no stranger than any other foot fetish.
As for being rejected by yourselves, well, that’s really existential, transcendental, psychosomatic sheeeeeeeyut!
She’s got a lot of duplicate chips on her shoulder.
Mmmmm…duplicate chips. The bag is always full, because they keep on multiplying!
That…… that sounds so fantastic!
They just need to take a good look at themselves and start a group hug. 🙂
That’s right, eeeeeveryone get together and squeeze each other all nice and tight, yes, yes, that’s it, mwahahahahahaaha, etc, etc.
i will always love Inverto! i really dont know why but hes actually my favorite character.