So if Akashi was skinned with every little ship found, that would make it seven times already plus the two that's coming to her.
Which means with this skinning session her menace will finally stop... or she cheats death and comes back twice as dangerous, that's possible.
As a side note, Lil' Lusty reminds me of this.
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.
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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.
Note what this means to the kids these days.
To a lot of people who are younger than 25 right now, a smartphone is the only computer they've ever had.
So this demand is equivalent to "Stop posting on social media. Stop wasting class watching TikToks. You've misbehaved so I'm going to take away your eyes, ears and voice on the Internet."
MP!Kashima said:
The structures situated on top of the roof may be in violation of the building codes!
Bisko said:
Thus the Italian Deck is also a UN military building!
And that's not even mentioning many other things such as American treehouse, British double-decker and Russian underground bunker.
Trust me Kashima, for the sake of your sanity you better not entering that building.
TheArtistManTrung said:
Bisko = Joseph Joestar's pose
Black Kashima = Giorno Giovanna's pose
Bisko pointing = Phoenix Wright's famous point Objection!
Pretty sure the panel above Bisko pointing when she has her index finger up is also a reference to Miles Edgeworth when he's rejecting or pointing a hole in one of Phoenix's arguments.
NWF_Renim said:
Pretty sure the panel above Bisko pointing when she has her index finger up is also a reference to Miles Edgeworth when he's rejecting or pointing a hole in one of Phoenix's arguments.
Both the rebuttal and objection poses Bisko did are from Miles Edgeworth. Kashima is doing Franziska's frustrated pose sans bullwhip.
MP!Katori(?) said:
The shipgirls at this base are granted entirely too much freedom.
If we don't put a stop to this trend of granting shipgirls human rights it may cause a hindrance when it comes to war... or so our superiors think.
Even if they could take away the freedom of Japanese shipgirls, much like Bisko had said, it may not be good idea to do that to foreign shipgirls without causing some diplomatic scandals or political disputes in process, particularly with the American, NATO and Russian ones.
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rom_collector said:
I just love how the only three rare people and their dog that ever watched Jojo think everything is a Jojo reference. Basically the weaboo version of "Simpsoms did it first". xD
They're literally doing actual Jojo poses, that are referenced all the time, in this image. The poses Bismarck and Kashima are doing in panels 6 and 7 were literally created by Jojo.
Everything is a Jojo reference because literally everyone references this extremely popular series that's been running since the 80s.
KingsleyDawson said:
Even if they could take away the freedom of Japanese shipgirls, much like Bisko had said, it may not be good idea to do that to foreign shipgirls without causing some diplomatic scandals or political disputes in process, particularly with the American, NATO and Russian ones.
The last time a Eastern Power tried to impose their will on foreign powers, it did not end well. Boxer Rebellion, anyone?
