Elentor posted:

Friendly reminder that 5 years before this comic was published, Yusuke Murata at 12 was doing better artwork for the official games.

Elentor posted:

Can't you remember that time we did the Street Fighter comic instead

I. M. Gei posted:

... is Warbird gonna post any new pages today, or...?

Paladinus posted:

This is worse than Ken Penders' echidna sonics.

I mean this poo poo

Das Boo posted:

The first chapter is eerily similar to how I drew when I was 8 and waking up at 5 AM on Sundays to watch Dragon Ball on that weird channel.

Warbird posted:

WeedlordGoku69 posted:

One, I've been vaguely familiar with this comic for a pretty long while because it's actually pretty infamous, so none of that stuff is new to me (and good lord do we have Some poo poo coming). Meanwhile, I haven't actually seen the thing until this thread, so Waluigi X is a surprise.

Second off, no, seriously, why does X look like if Lupin III and Waluigi hosed and had a robot baby

RoboChrist 9000 posted:

'We' as in Brazil, or 'we' as in there was a GBS thread on some bizarre Street Fighter comic?

Captain Quack posted:

https://idoc.pub/documents/como-desenhar-manga-05-gatinhas-2nv8w8dqg9lk

Warbird posted:

Johnny-on-the-Spot posted:

Lol, is that Roll's titty flying away from the gore pile?

lofi posted:

Oh god, it is! I just thought it was her hair! This fucken comic...

Mods please change my name to "the sensuality of manga", thx.

I. M. Gei posted:

tag urself I’m the weird horny Kirby

EasilyConfused posted:

If we didn't have someone in this thread that was involved in the translation, I'd swear the dialogue was fake.

Elentor posted:

It seems very in line with something a Brazilian would write. After the dictatorship our cultural paradigm shifted away from metaphors - which were the closest we had to an anti-censorship tool, towards being as literal and direct as possible, connecting everything to the government and public figures.

To make matters worse, before the Internet kinda threw off the status quo a bit, our cultural cornerstones were utterly dominated by a really tiny handful of people. Imagine if Elvis was not only still alive, but still the biggest sensation in pop culture, and forcefully kept that way by the media, along with, I dunno, maybe a dozen other names across decades. I have so many about this subject but I've written enough about it in the mestizone thread, I'll leave it be.

In any case, this comic is better understood under the light or pornochanchada. Due to a mix of heavy political censorship and the American movie industry being overwhelming, most movies made here were sex comedies, sometimes featuring famous TV stars naked as a means to attract a bigger audience. There's a certain irony in that these movies were allowed under a strict censorship policy, but they basically avoided as much as possible to contain any politically subversive material.

Cue the 90's, where older people like this comic's writer are still heavily influenced by pornochanchadas, but also finally get to talk about politics as much as they want to. Hence you get the cultural scenario where you see Roll constantly naked and a Megaman villain named after Brazilian politicians.

As a random trivia, Mike Patton is a real big fan of pornochanchadas.

AHH F/UGH posted:

I'm just imagining some Brazilian guy who after finishing work at Pizza da Mestre and making trash fire pizza abominations all day comes home to his cinder block favela and really knuckles down to get that nipple shading right

Elentor posted:

It seems very in line with something a Brazilian would write. After the dictatorship our cultural paradigm shifted away from metaphors - which were the closest we had to an anti-censorship tool, towards being as literal and direct as possible, connecting everything to the government and public figures.

To make matters worse, before the Internet kinda threw off the status quo a bit, our cultural cornerstones were utterly dominated by a really tiny handful of people. Imagine if Elvis was not only still alive, but still the biggest sensation in pop culture, and forcefully kept that way by the media, along with, I dunno, maybe a dozen other names across decades. I have so many about this subject but I've written enough about it in the mestizone thread, I'll leave it be.

In any case, this comic is better understood under the light or pornochanchada. Due to a mix of heavy political censorship and the American movie industry being overwhelming, most movies made here were sex comedies, sometimes featuring famous TV stars naked as a means to attract a bigger audience. There's a certain irony in that these movies were allowed under a strict censorship policy, but they basically avoided as much as possible to contain any politically subversive material.

Cue the 90's, where older people like this comic's writer are still heavily influenced by pornochanchadas, but also finally get to talk about politics as much as they want to. Hence you get the cultural scenario where you see Roll constantly naked and a Megaman villain named after Brazilian politicians.

As a random trivia, Mike Patton is a real big fan of pornochanchadas.

AHH F/UGH posted:

I'm just imagining some Brazilian guy who after finishing work at Pizza da Mestre and making trash fire pizza abominations all day comes home to his cinder block favela and really knuckles down to get that nipple shading right

Johnny-on-the-Spot posted:

Lol, is that Roll's titty flying away from the gore pile?

owlhawk911 posted:

pretty sure it's her brain, they mention it/it has a whole closeup panel of it's own on the next page

the horny clouds your perception, can't blame you given the rest of the comic lol

Maigius posted:

No there is clearly a boob flying off between 11 and 12. It has a prominent nipple.

Elentor posted:

It seems very in line with something a Brazilian would write. After the dictatorship our cultural paradigm shifted away from metaphors - which were the closest we had to an anti-censorship tool, towards being as literal and direct as possible, connecting everything to the government and public figures.

To make matters worse, before the Internet kinda threw off the status quo a bit, our cultural cornerstones were utterly dominated by a really tiny handful of people. Imagine if Elvis was not only still alive, but still the biggest sensation in pop culture, and forcefully kept that way by the media, along with, I dunno, maybe a dozen other names across decades. I have so many about this subject but I've written enough about it in the mestizone thread, I'll leave it be.

In any case, this comic is better understood under the light or pornochanchada. Due to a mix of heavy political censorship and the American movie industry being overwhelming, most movies made here were sex comedies, sometimes featuring famous TV stars naked as a means to attract a bigger audience. There's a certain irony in that these movies were allowed under a strict censorship policy, but they basically avoided as much as possible to contain any politically subversive material.

Cue the 90's, where older people like this comic's writer are still heavily influenced by pornochanchadas, but also finally get to talk about politics as much as they want to. Hence you get the cultural scenario where you see Roll constantly naked and a Megaman villain named after Brazilian politicians.

As a random trivia, Mike Patton is a real big fan of pornochanchadas.

Warbird posted:

Creationism confirmed for the greater Camcom universe!

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