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Goonmanji 2 - 72 - HD (Patreon)

Published:
2018-01-16 06:35:44
Edited:
2018-01-16 06:35:45
Imported:
2021-02

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I BLAME NINJAS FOR THE POST TIME

Actually, I wound up posting this so late because I wound up scrapping several written ahead EGS:NP scripts I wasn't happy with and was experimenting with... *Searches* ...Digitigrade feet for the mouse form and deciding whether to go full furry with it or not.

Sidenote: I'm disappointed it's not "digitrade". Could've made a Digimon joke.

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Emtu

I want to see how Catalina rolls the dice like that. Edit: Fun fact, while dogs, cats and such are digitigrade (they walk on their digits) and humans are plantigrade (the whole foot), hooves are "unguligrade". (Such as those bicycle hooves Tedd's working on.)

Anonymous

It still has the prefix "digi-"!! You can still make the joke!! (Also, LOVE THIS.)

ZekeStaright

Digitigrade could be a Digimon...

Anonymous

I'm an engineer. I designed a convertible foot for one of my characters: <a href="http://www.dcr.net/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://www.dcr.net/</a>~stickmak/Art/runnerfoot.gif

Anonymous
>>9505661

hopefully it will be reminiscent of Kitten Sarah rolling the dice back in the original goonmanji, in that her size and difficulty rolling them is adorable.

Emtu
>>9505661

I imagine it would be less slow and annoying, since Catalina still has hands, when kitten Sarah only had paws. At worst, I expect she'll only be able to roll one die at a time.

John Trauger

RE: the comic commentary Maybe it's better to have the player pieces maintain a standardized height regardless of changes to the players?

Anonymous

I've seen this page a few times now, and it's only *now* that I notice that they're actually both the same size? 😮THEY'RE THE SAME SIZE WOW! sorry...

Anonymous

I like it

Anonymous

Not that it affects this strip, but it turns out mice are actually plantigrade. (I was surprised, myself.)

Anonymous

oh well