What are you a cat?

And there goes karen...

Okay, I've got to be honest, I thought "Helo Dunker" was a typo before seeing this comic.

I've also got to note that Renown's deadbeat response to the helo-dunker proves that little kansen aren't the same as human children.

That marine at the fourth frame looks like the Marine from a comic series about life in the USMC, I forgot the name.

Eboreg said:

Okay, I've got to be honest, I thought "Helo Dunker" was a typo before seeing this comic.

I've also got to note that Renown's deadbeat response to the helo-dunker proves that little kansen aren't the same as human children.

British Stoicism at its finest.

BelchingSpitfire said:

That marine at the fourth frame looks like the Marine from a comic series about life in the USMC, I forgot the name.

British Stoicism at its finest.

Could that be...Gunnery Sergeant HARTMAN?!?!?

Solarchos said:

Could that be...Gunnery Sergeant HARTMAN?!?!?

He sure does have Gunny's chin.

Klaudandus said:

He sure does have Gunny's chin.

Not Hartmann, the hat is wrong, I was referring to a comic made by a Marine.

BelchingSpitfire said:

Not Hartmann, the hat is wrong, I was referring to a comic made by a Marine.

Terminal Lance?

I snickered when I saw this tagged with Akiyama Mio.

Because most anime characters can only be told apart by their hairstyle and colour plus their clothes, especially any girl that's meant to be attractive.

True enough, but even I'd have thought the jewel in her forehead would have been a clue...

It'd be simpler to tell them apart if Shishioh was somewhere in the pic.

Tetrominon said:
True enough, but even I'd have thought the jewel in her forehead would have been a clue...

Or perhaps the eye color.

Teclo said:
Because most anime characters can only be told apart by their hairstyle and colour plus their clothes, especially any girl that's meant to be attractive.

If anybody's interested, the artist features this very meme phenomenon in this piece: /posts/463225