So here the Goku/Vegeta one-on-one plays out a bit more. I got a bit creative with the layout and how I interpreted some of the submitted ideas here, but I hope everyone enjoys the result. I feel like we’re almost ready to wrap this one up, so I wouldn’t expect it to go longer than another page or two at most.
So this Subscriber-submitted One-Shot is based around my ClashMe app concept, the hook-up app for heroes, villains and damsels to set up sexy encounters. With the exception of the second panel, I like that each of these pairings fits well into the interests of the characters (not to say the second panel is out of pocket, just that it feels more like a random pairing). Shego seems to have a thing for redheads, even when she’s going outside her usual rivalry dynamic. Magia Baiser and the Sailor Scouts is obvious in a way that shouldn’t need explaining. As for Zelda, the Briarwood vampires fit her aesthetic for captors pretty well, I think. Of course, Sylas Briarwood wasn’t in the Studio before this pic, so it’s not a pairing I would’ve made, but Subscribers don’t have to be limited by the same concerns as me when crafting scripts.
I mentioned before that the commission that created “Hot Yoga” was a ten-page commission that ended up split into two five-page comics. This is the second of those comics, inspired by a one-panel moment in the original Special Training. Now, it doesn’t really fit into the series canon for them to both have the Saiyan armor here, since Bulma brought her custom take on the armor for them between Vegeta and Trunks’ time in the chamber and Goku and Gohan’s. We can say that in this timeline she arrived with them a day earlier, ’cause the commissioner really wanted them to both have these blue tights for the opening moments.
I’ve already kinda addressed that Tanjiro’s aware of demons from other worlds are different from the ones in his own. Having seen a bit of Demon Slayer now, I don’t even really think Tanjiro would have much issue with his own demons in a place like the Studio. The demons from Iruma’s world do talk a lot about eating humans, but none of them really have since it’s been so long since humans and demons have interacted in that world. That aside, Iruma himself isn’t even a demon (barring some later lore I don’t know about, maybe). That aside, they’re both pretty amiable easy-going guys so I feel like they’d get along well, but I think anything regarding demons wouldn’t factor much into their interactions.
Moving along with this PMC series, I decided we could move forward a bit now. Gwen’s less concerned about covering things that haven’t been voted for as me move closer to the latter half of this series. Like always, voting for the next pic will be up to my Subscribers.
I feel like Vegeta’s answer covers most of what I’d usually say here. I don’t feel like this is the same for Goku, but Vegeta’s relationship with both Frieza and Zarbon in the Studio is very much based on a role-reversal of their canon dynamics. Beyond that, I thought it’d be fun to show the contrast between these two while Vegeta answers.
So for a few different reasons I’m always hesitant to say two characters are a “couple” in the Studio if they aren’t in the source material. Even ones like Nanami and Tiana or whatever I usually just present them more as fuck buddies. The one exception is the handful of characters who I feel like are presented as a couple in the source material, but just aren’t confirmed (usually because it was taboo to do canon gay couples until fairly recently). Yuji and Inosuke, being from different series, obviously don’t fit into that, and I also just don’t know if I see their dynamic as romantic. They definitely feel to me more like friends who happen to fuck, like it’s easier to picture them goofing around than being heartfelt I guess. Anyway, I figured I’d try and answer this in their own words, with a little eye candy to boot.
When “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” came out I began thinking about doing something with the old animated series design of Lydia. I only saw this show a handful of times as a kid, but I’ve seen this version of Lydia around a lot in various places. Lydia’s relationship with her step-mom is pretty strained in both the original film and the cartoon, although the sequel did show a more nuanced and sweet side to their dynamic.
This is a pretty simple one, but one I thought might be fun to see. Canute’s talked before in Asks about enjoying ceding control and responsibility, and how he’s found that liberating in the Studio. I think this goes along with that, where even if Thorfinn’s a bit rough with him he won’t mind since that’s part of letting your partner take control.
