So the idea behind this comic was Yuki Tsukumo trying to find her type of guy in the Studio, with a few different pairings. The original script left it open for bi interactions, but while I was working on it I just kinda felt like Yuki should stay the focus. So, I didn’t do that, but I tried to include a couple flattering shots of the guys to balance it out. It was a weird night when I did the groundwork for this one, and I worry that affected the final product, but I’m pretty happy with how it turned out overall and I hope you guys will agree. I also have a lot of backed-up threesome material for Yuki now, so if I get the chance to use some of it in Asks or something you could end up seeing some of it reused, we’ll see.
Here is May’s One-Shot comic and, as always, the script for this was submitted by one of my Subscribers. The premise of this One-Shot is pairing up older sisters with their younger siblings, with a selection from a few different anime. With the exception of the final panel I believe each of these pairings brings at least one new character to the Studio, which is kind of fun.
And with this we officially wrap up our second straight ongoing comic through SubscribeStar. I took a few liberties with the script here, but I think we’ve got a nice full circle moment I hope everyone will appreciate. I don’t know yet what the next comic for this slot will be, but I hope it’ll be a good one!
It’s honestly an insane bit of coincidence that our April One-Shot winner ended up being this April O’Neil-focused script, but I’m here for it. April has a unique presence in the Studio, showing up in a lot of roles (such as the Spotlight Interviews or hosting Chi-Chi’s Fan Appreciation Tour) while only getting the spotlight shone on her occasionally. For the script here it was said April should be showing up in locations from the game, but I ended up not going that route as I had some other ideas I thought would be fun. So I put her with A-ko and Goku in the room where she MC’d A-ko’s ToL match with Krillin, had her crash an Ask that didn’t happen last month, and also made use of the couch seen in the aforementioned Spotlight Interviews. I did use a game location for the last panel, though. Also they asked for some dialogue, so I provided a bit.










