[From “April 7, 2025: Snow White 7”]
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Panel 1: Snow White is asking her friendly bat “Hello my batty friend” and “How goes the multicreatural society?”
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Welp:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkuNmfFOZwU
It’s not just Dogs and Cats living together that’s causing mass hysteria.
Hey Robert Smith, change one letter in the lyrics of one of your songs. And Rats are heroes too: recently Jane Doe in miHoYo’s game “Zenless Zone Zero”. In the past, Justin in that visually created by Don Bluth, “Secret of NIMH”. Y’know, OP: Don Bluth.
He who originally worked with he who inspired no less than the God of Manga & Anime, Osamu Tezuka.
What would you have as ‘inspiration’ decades later if Walt Disney hadn’t inspired him, Tatty…?!
1. Urban areas are (usually) more diverse
There are a wide variety of hypotheses and conclusions which one could draw from those points, some more questionable than others, but the really stupid and terrible ones ignore #4 or at least fail to connect it to #3. I mention this because most of Tatsuya’s statements about diversity stem from one of these really stupid and terrible ideas.
@PLMMJ : Her going “woke” is the consequence of eating the poison apple. She’s basically a woke poison-element zombie at this point in the “story”. It gets stupider and much weirder later on, but most individual strips are near-impossible to make sense of out of context. Hell, some of them don’t appear to make much sense *in* context.
Let’s just say that the current plot (still on Snow White) reads like a semi-autobiographical story about Tats (the Prince) trying and failing to “rescue” an OnlyFans camgirl or someone similar (Snow White) who barely even acknowledges his existence, while also grappling with some personal issue which intertwines both religion and sexuality. Except in the last few strips he seems to be trying to force a happy ending anyway via deus ex machina. That might be reading too much into it though.
[Edit] Nevermind, they’re both dead now. I think.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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