Seems like MSV is getting to unpack their Christmas presents early!
That unicorn is probably from the "Your Tiny Horsies" toyline, of which ToyCo claims that it's superior to any competing brightly colored equine-based toy franchises that may be out there. ;-) (I actually already tried to canonically establish the "ToyCo"-"Tiny Horsies"-connection, but speech bubbles covered up the important parts. If you look closely here, there is a ToyCo logo on one of the VHS boxes, but it isn't readable anymore that it says "Your Tiny Horsies" above that.)
Ah hell... kids, I hate to admit it, but I’m pretty burned out. No page today or for the near future. Have a merry Christmas if I don’t update before then.
@ lirvilas: Take a well-deserved rest then, lirv! I mean, you did that crazy breakneck one strip/day schedule for over a month now (with just a few hiccups in-between) - that is a quite impressive feat!
@ everyone else: Fear not, you will nevertheless in any case be able to read regularly scheduled ToyCo-related comic content up until Christmas over at Cryptida, serendipitously starting today!
Once again, the whole scenario reminds me of the Nutcracker story, wherein there is a great battle of toys vs. mice!
(One funny detail therein is for example is that the toys are strategically positioning their artillery - on a footstool!)
Considering the augmented reality system toy Bettina made that was shown off earlier, I'm wondering if Timmy Timmy is watching this from a RTS GUI. That would probably look quite busy with all the pathing lines.
Another couple home team questions: Does creepy glasses guy call in the big robots, and will they fail to help or fail to even arrive in time to get involved? Something human scale to tankette sized with a stable wheeled or insect leg chassis and one or more turreted chainguns might mow down the fodder for a bit until it gets broken. Mind you, that's nightmare-level, Skynet-HK stuff, and the Pentagon would probably pay close attention to anything like that.
It doesn't need to be something as fancy as VR for Timmy to oversee the battle.
A lot of security cameras combined with a huge-ass wall monitor in the office should completely suffice.
(Granted though, those examples are from a different ToyCo facility.)
"Most action pages cover at best a couple seconds, and if they're realistic, there's not a whole lot of monologuing."
Seems it's the best way to online comics. I noticed people, mainly the youngest readers, hate to read online. For online comics (mobile format rule): "the fewer words, the better".
I'll create a comic only with emojis XDDD
And on that note, I'll give you a page tomorrow but I have no idea when the one after that will arrive.
Merry Christmas?