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Herr Tog posted:Oh god why does this exis There are two hypotheses: 1) Because lazerbot got yelled at in LoL one too many times; or 2) Because the Internet loves us and wants us to be happy. Personally, I'm thinkin' the latter. This is the greatest Internet outsider artwork since Sonichu, and unlike Sonichu, the creator has a modicum of talent and a sense of humor about his own work. (And a plot that hangs together a little bit, and no blatant self insertion, and on, and on...)
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Antivehicular posted:There are two hypotheses: And this hasn't spread to 4chan (I hope).
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spregalia posted:And this hasn't spread to 4chan (I hope). Nah, I've seen it there a few times. Tails Gets Trolled has a Know Your Meme page, too. (I-it's one of the top results if you Google "Tails Gets Trolled", don't look at me like that!)
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spregalia posted:And this hasn't spread to 4chan (I hope). It is and even has a ED page.
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Data Graham posted:For a second I thought you meant like this is what Namco had in mind all along. This has all been a viral advertising campaign for a new Pacman game.
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Oh god people responded to me and now I know too much about this goddamn thing. gently caress.
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derp posted:i think this is asking to be made into an avatar Intentional or unintentional Zero Wing reference? You decide! (Someone set up you the bomb, Pac-Man. Clearly.)
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Strongylocentrotus posted:Intentional or unintentional Zero Wing reference? You decide! I was thin -> ->king the same thing
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It keeps getting better! Also: I only just noticed that Pacman's eyes are two small Pacmen.
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uwaeve posted:I'm a little sad the that's what custom ti -> tle text is for
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Everdraed posted:After spending pretty much all day reading Hitmen for Destiny in its entirety, I'm just sort of blown away. From its nonchalant ultra-violence to the myriads of fantastic monsters that are all painstakingly explained and given intelligently-devised ecological backgrounds, it's a god damned mspaint masterpiece. The characters are brilliant, especially Lostclock and Vorte. I spent way the gently caress too long reading about halfway through these all in one sitting. I linked an internet friend who was about to log off, and hours later he was still online doing the same drat thing.
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Corridor posted:I spent way the gently caress too long reading about halfway through these all in one sitting. I linked an internet friend who was about to log off, and hours later he was still online doing the same drat thing. I read it in two sittings, it really is a marvel. I've finished it some hours ago and I still have an incredulous smile.
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Igiari posted:Also: I only just noticed that Pacman's eyes are two small Pacmen. That is a real thing. 
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Death by Meteor posted:So I crammed in some more people. I thought about adding Silver "The Money Guy", but I didn't give enough poo poo to draw him. Yes!! This is pretty badass. I was expecting the Troll King as Nero - this works out really well.
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Warm and Crunchy posted:I really like Demon Planet and Monster Killers by J Chastain. It can be confusing coming into it, since he tends to jump around arcs and return to older arcs without warning. There's also quite a few standalone strips. This is really awesome. Reminds me of thecatamite's games, especially Space Funeral.
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ArfJason posted:Hey guys remember when I said I would work on something? gently caress no you don't. Get equiped wi-> ->th D. Cheezy It's poo poo like this that make the trips to this thread worth it.
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Pac-Man's speech impediment ... explained! wakka wakka
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Simmerl posted:Pac-Man's speech impediment ... explained! wakka wakka Reminder before reading: Watch/listen to this first, picturing appropriate lands(Mushroom Kingdom, Gotham City, Bluffington, etc.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iN8PKcNGcuI
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Simmerl posted:Pac-Man's speech impediment ... explained! wakka wakka I love how all this crazy poo poo has transpired but the Dragon Balls are just myths.
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Mystic_Squid posted:I love how all this crazy poo poo has transpired but the Dragon Balls are just myths. Before he mentioned the Dragon Balls I thought the 'magical balls' were power pellets. I wonder if he did that on purpose.
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This may finally explain "Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures" and exactly why he was traveling all over the clipart globe.
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Holy poo poo, ignored the thread for a week and came back with a huge plate fulla crazy. I feel like the constant out-of-nowhere crossovers and references should feel old and predictable by now, but it surprisingly hasn't yet. I guess it's another testament to Lazerbot's writing prowess.
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I'm torn between being mad at you guys for suggesting Dragonballs and being ridiculously happy that you guys suggested Dragonballs. ninjaedit: wakka.
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I was getting burnt out on this comic, the random crossovers and hilarious spelling errors just weren't doing it for me anymore. Then I saw how psyched Pac-Man was about looking for those dragonballs and my faith in Lazerbot has been resto--> -->ed
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There is truly something beautiful about Pac-Man's grim realization that the Dragon Balls aren't real, so he needs to take real action to avenge his dead family and kill the trolls, like create a secret organization with Frogger and "Cheeto Man." Just beautiful.
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My favourite part is how he tells this epic of adventure and mystery. Then he goes "but they were a myth". Final panel is just him standing there looking sad. After loving years, he is not in an incontrolable rage or crying his heart out, he's just standing there looking sad. To me that's the funniest thing. EDIT: hell he doesn't even look sad, just sort of bummed.
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ArfJason posted:My favourite part is how he tells this epic of adventure and mystery. Then he goes "but they were a myth". Final panel is just him standing there looking sad. Especially when you compare it to how gleefully happy he looks during his actual search.
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Antivehicular posted:There is truly something beautiful about Pac-Man's grim realization that the Dragon Balls aren't real, so he needs to take real action to avenge his dead family and kill the trolls, like create a secret organization with Frogger and "Cheeto Man." Just beautiful. It's effective on so many levels. Not only does this show perseverance and maturity in Pac-man's character, but it's also sets TGT apart from nearly all other super-inclusive fanwork. This most definitely isn't Christian Humber where everything always works out in the hero's favor.
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Everdraed posted:After spending pretty much all day reading Hitmen for Destiny in its entirety, I'm just sort of blown away. From its nonchalant ultra-violence to the myriads of fantastic monsters that are all painstakingly explained and given intelligently-devised ecological backgrounds, it's a god damned mspaint masterpiece. The characters are brilliant, especially Lostclock and Vorte. God drat I have no idea how long I spent reading this over the past 2 days but I wouldn't trade those hours for anything else. That was freaking incredible. The what seems like 50 panel sequence where the goblins keep tilting the world is amazing.
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Schwarzwald posted:It's effective on so many levels. Not only does this show perseverance and maturity in Pac-man's character, but it's also sets TGT apart from nearly all other super-inclusive fanwork. This most definitely isn't Christian Humber where everything always works out in the hero's favor. I know I've mentioned it before, but I really love how the trolls are actual characters. I was quite taken aback by how this story unfolded, as it initially felt as if the comic was more or less a setup for Lazerbot's favorite fictional characters to murder faceless strawmen to relieve some LoL-induced stress. But instead they have an actual backstory, and there is an actual reason for why the trolls exist and why they are trolling. I think Lazerbot has a real skill in storytelling. For example, I like how he handled Pac-Man's backstory here. It would be typical of Christian Humber to have set it up where no one would have believed Pac-Man's vision was true, in order to glorify him when it became a reality. Instead, Pac-Man's master listens to his vision and accepts it, but gives a decent reason for why he must attack the trolls in spite of this warning. Lazerbot also uses this conversation to expand upon the story between the trolls and humans by showing that they've learned from their mistakes in bullying strange creatures. In spite of the strange circumstances of the story, it's told very well. What's truly strange about this comic is just that there are some things that are absolutely hilarious by no intention of the author (the story between Bugs and Daffy is still by far the high point of the comic to me) but there are a lot of actual jokes that are completely intentional and still very funny ("I DON'T HAVE loving EARS") and it leaves me with this odd feeling where I like the comic both ironically and genuinely at the same time. I don't know if it's a fluke or what, but either way the comic is fascinating on so many levels to me; in spite of its bizarre plot it's set up very well on the whole. ...I guess that was probably more words than most would consider worth speaking about a comic titled "TAILS GETS TROLLED", but... 
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No, nerdbot, your words were beautiful. I generally like what is abstract without the intent of being so. For example I love the poo poo out of things like Troll 2. This comic has the same quality which is what made me stick around this thread. However it also, against my preliminary beliefs has talent. Something I began to notice when Lazerbot was drawing certain angles of perspective. There is an intellect behind this story. If it is distorting itself on purpose or just limits itself to a base level, not elevated by proper grammar and vocabulary. The evidence remains. Lazerbot knows how to tell a story and he tells it with wit. And wit is associated with intelligence. I wont be the first to say it, but I think that Lazerbot could be a genius. However as I already have pointed out, Lazerbot is a somewhat ilitterate George R.R. Martin.
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Grey Skies posted:God drat I have no idea how long I spent reading this over the past 2 days but I wouldn't trade those hours for anything else. That was freaking incredible. The what seems like 50 panel sequence where the goblins keep tilting the world is amazing. Hitmen for Destiny is seriously awesome. I have so much better things to do, but I just can't stop reading it. It's loving endless too.
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ArfJason posted:My favourite part is how he tells this epic of adventure and mystery. Then he goes "but they were a myth". Final panel is just him standing there looking sad.
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This comic is the 'The Room' of the webcomic world. Regardless of whether it's meant genuinely or ironically it's still beautiful and hilarious.
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FirstPersonShitter posted:This comic is the 'The Room' of the webcomic world. Regardless of whether it's meant genuinely or ironically it's still beautiful and hilarious. Man there ain't no debate on whether The Room was ironic. I met Wiseau at one of the screenings in Toronto. It wasn't.
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