*slowly reaches for their craft kit*
So we're clear, you'll be signing for these in blood and a notary will be present.
a creampuf squeeky ball like those monster things they sold at the end of the 90s
I've never bought webcomic merch before but I'd buy a Creampuff plush!
The most obvious merch idea that you and probably everyone else already had is the Creampuff plush. I mean, she's a ball of fluff.
The sock puppets and mention of a pipe bomb takes me back to 2007 and Potter's Puppet Pals.
This is not a complaint.
Marketable Plushies of Grant and Locke would certainly be a thought
Plushies in this artstyle are a goldmine. just saying
Yeah, while Creampuff's plushie potential is obvious and large, it goes far beyond just Creampuff with this art.
And correct me if I'm wrong, but does not the sock puppets indicate the usefulness of having plushies of all the main characters? Maybe even hand puppet plushies? Probably not feasible at any reasonable scale, but if you ever make it big then keep this in mind.
PLEASE I NEED THE MARKETABLE AL PLUSH PLEA- *dissolves*
We need all the characters as sock puppets as merch.
I honestly would love a T-Shirt/Hoodie with Kat falling through that chaotic topsy turvsy teleportation and the text "Sometimes, my life is just chaos." because that's a real mood.
A T-shirt with the face of one of those creepy religious dudes smiling and the text "Everything will be fine / okay" above and "This is a threat" crossed out below.
I feel that really captures the Very Bad Vibes™ I'm getting from them, and would probably look pretty cool on a shirt to boot.
This might be my third-rate English from a fourth-rate duelist talking but uhh... is codependent the right word? Doesn't that mean a severe imbalance of power in the relationship? Once again I am chronically online so I'm probably wrong
Codependent does imply a kind of power imbalance, but it's reciprocal. So, they are both over-reliant on one another. I believe the joke here is that codependent does have a negative connotation rooted in emotional immaturity, but they are embracing it as romantic.
Yeah, I don't think they are using the definition that is used in the actual psychology field (which iirc is something like "the dynamic where one person has an adiction and the relationship revolves around enabling that addiction"), but more in the casual internet-ish way of "we really do depend on each other maybe too much"
Depending on what you regard as severe imbalance, maybe yes, maybe no. Both depend on the other, possibly for different things, and neither is really in a position to leave... that is what I take to be the literal meaning of codependence. But this word is fairly often seen in various degrees and variants of non-serious and otherwise non-straightforward use, to the extent that most of the time that I encounter this word I'm quite lost as to what it has been taken or mistaken to mean, what if any sort of joke or irony or whatever is intended and generally what the f is anyone either trying to say or actually saying.
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/co-dependent#English
In this specific case I sort of take it to be a joke that can probably only be really understood by those who know the authors and their relationship quite well. But it wouldn't surprise me at all if someone else has a very different take.
Okey, but a T-shirt that says "I'm a man of science — I'm only interested in magic" could be funny.
Everyone asking for a Creampuff plush but no one asking for the real MVP, the fucking angriest looking Hech plush.
They are more than married, they are in business together. No getting out of that!!!
I think we can all agree a plushy of Creampuff is a must have. Too cute not have one! ^.^
Apparently no one else has thought of this yet, but I think you could make and sell Creampuff plushies
this is a dangerous and controversial idea, I'm already looking over my shoulder after reading it
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