Oh hell yeah, I'm glad you were able to do that one anons request. Meanwhile I spent a good part of my day doing this
https://files.catbox.moe/spc1x5.png
I love how even ether beings are freaked out by Kat's true divine aspect.
Nah, we've done that joke twice now. Rule of three insists she see what's going on for real this time. Complete with scary looking goddess Kat acting cute.
I assume from toothpaste ghost's grimace and confusion that other new gods aren't usually horrifying?
I wonder what it is about Kat that makes her a beautiful rusted nightmare angel. We also haven't figured out yet why there's giant syringe needles floating around her.
>I wonder what it is about Kat that makes her a beautiful rusted nightmare angel.
Her power is based on technology and her faith comes from robot AI. Everyone else's power comes from the ether and their faith comes from human religion and folklore.
Considering how prominently they're featured on this page, I wouldn't be surprised if we're about to find out in the next few pages. Maybe she uses them to extract the soul from dead robots?
No, her implant doesn't use syringes. They've also always bore a striking resemblance to Tony's bone syringes, so maybe
Considering how prominently they're featured on this page, I wouldn't be surprised if we're about to find out in the next few pages. Maybe she uses them to extract the soul from dead robots?
>Kat is a scary nightmare angel because SCIENCE!!!
So for once, someone in this thread is going to give a legitimate, non-shitpost critique. This is something that's always kind of irked me about GKC, and it's impossible to ignore due to it being one of the central themes. The idea that nature and technology are not only separate, but fundamentally clashing forces. That doesn't make any real sense if you think about for a minute. Science is the study of nature and how the physical universe functions, and technology is the application of that knowledge. These things by definition comprise some aspect of nature, so it was always... I dunno, confusing that in GKC, trying to understand how the ether works is treated as either impossible, or fundamentally misguided. Like, all this magic shit happens and people are able to harness it reliably. Why is asking how such a bad thing? Kat herself is the ultimate expression of this theme, as a nascent goddess, her aspect being science is treated as ominous and dangerous. But like, why? A computer is no less a part of nature than a flower, so The Angel TM being a problem doesn't really make sense, especially since she's easily the most benevolent deity we've seen in the comic so far. I dunno, much as I love this comic, the central theme of it is something I have a hard time squaring.
Perhaps understanding the ether would destroy it. That's a very reasonable expectation and would explain why no one has ever been able to understand the ether without at the same time believing that it can not be understood. The ether can be used on the highest levels, you can make pocket dimensions and travel the stars and make imaginary things real and do magic, but even if you master all those things, you don't understand why they do what they do. It seems to be an unavoidable concession of the ether.
It'd make sense that Kat would be a scary god if she is opposed to the very nature of the ether. She might cause the death of the ether.
Personally, my theory has been for a while that Kat is constantly resetting the entire universe with her time shenanigans, due to what the norns have told her, which will happen probably when Annie dies from having a child. It would explain why Omega doesn't work properly due to Annie, but still recommends for Annie to be at the court and to stay alive. A resetting universe is also the only thing I can think of that explains everythings the norns have said.
>The idea that nature and technology are not only separate, but fundamentally clashing forces. That doesn't make any real sense if you think about for a minute. Science is the study of nature and how the physical universe functions, and technology is the application of that knowledge.
Bruh, have you seen what we use science to do to nature? Sure, in theory they don't have to be diametrically opposed, but in practice we use science to twist nature into the form most convenient for us, when we're no outright stripping it down to bare resources; Pieces of systems built on millennia of cause and effect, ripped apart as we see fit.
We are not the servants of nature and neither is the ether. The ether is MANmade. Humans (and presumably other sapient aliens, although the only sapient aliens we see in gkc are supposedly also creations of the ether) in gkc are the masters of nature.
Whatever dumb hippie idiocy you're talking about is entirely irrelevant here. Kat isn't a big scary beautiful metal angel because she ignored the Lorax.
You could've saved yourself the effort of writing all that by simply reading the comic and understanding that it's never been about "nature vs science". It's all about the ether and how it interacts with various other systems. The only aspect of the story that you could interpret as "nature vs science" is the court's project to create a world without ether, but that's only if you interpret "ether" as "nature" which is a tenuous promposition that's neither entirely wrong nor entirely right.
You're missing that nature in this world, or at least nature around the Court is magical. Magic vs Technology, Chaos vs Order is often explored. A literal chaos god lives in the forest just to ram it home.
Kat fricks with things because she views everything as a problem to break down. Magic in this setting exists because of belief so her need to understand how everything works is the literal direct antithesis to the ether.
The fact that Kat's entire breakthrough came from her studying nature and incorporating it into her designs and then later adding in magic too should tell you that it's not about nature vs technology. I can't believe you'd call all the criticism shitposts and don't understand such basic shit.
Kat fricks with things because she views everything as a problem to break down. Magic in this setting exists because of belief so her need to understand how everything works is the literal direct antithesis to the ether.
The fact that Kat's entire breakthrough came from her studying nature and incorporating it into her designs and then later adding in magic too should tell you that it's not about nature vs technology. I can't believe you'd call all the criticism shitposts and don't understand such basic shit.
Kat tech and stuff is in reality her own personal Ether magic, that it manifests as tech dos not change that is ether magic.
Thing is nobody but Kat can understand and build her magical stuff, unless their personal ether magic is the same as Kat which is impossible, because everybody is different.
Same as Diego nobody but him could make the Golems, because their creation was his own magic.
The most you could get to turn out reliable, repeatable ether stuff, is to employ mass brainwashing and indoctrination to force peoples personal ether to manifest in nearly the same way. And even then nobodies magic would be truly the same, just very close to each other.
The entire comic, that is the whole point the Ether does not exist. It is fanciable make believe, and what is magic is just, a persons own fantasy.
7 months ago
Anonymous
>citation needed
Or at least provide an intelligible argument for your crazy hypothesis.
7 months ago
Anonymous
Read the comic that is the whole point the Ether is nothing but make believe. It not real and does not have any effect on the world.
7 months ago
Anonymous
>It not real and does not have any effect on the world.
Annie's fingerprint is on the moon
7 months ago
Anonymous
And that just proves that is fake make believe, that has no real effect on the world.
If that had actually happened that world would at best go into a massive globe shakeup, at a minimum mass panic, suicides, governmental collapse, new religious orders starting overnight, with old ones seeing massive revival.
Wars would have started for sure in many parts of the world instantly, and it could easily have spiraled into WW3 yet none of that happened.
A cluster of dirt still orbits, a ball of burning gas uncaring what fancy make believe games the ants play.
7 months ago
Anonymous
Anon I think you're slightly exaggerating the impact something like this would have, especially in a world that seems somewhat aware of magic as it is. Even IRL i seriously doubt WWIII would happen because there's a fingerprint on the moon, what the frick would even catalyze that?
7 months ago
Anonymous
That doesn't make any sense, why would governments collapse and WWIII break out? Sure there'd be panic and religious orders and shit but utter societal breakdown, collapse, and massive wars? Seriously? For all we know the wider world is pretty familiar with magic since it's been shown to have had a large impact on shaping the world, Tom's never really spelled out if things are totally hidden or not and it's clear that at least the British government at the very least is fully aware of the Court.
7 months ago
Anonymous
Yeah, it's not like Paz is bound to secrecy in any way, for example. Her whole family knows she can speak to animals. Surma and Tony were also allowed to just go and do their thing in Birmingham. Magic exists in the gkc world.
That is, UNLESS the chapter title is some crazy revelation about the world outside the court, like that it's all some post-apocalyptic fake Matrix world. Everyone is dead and that's the real reason the court wants to leave.
Something like that.
I very much doubt that's what the chapter title means, though.
7 months ago
Anonymous
There was an old fan theory that Tea's travels with all the fricked up shit happening in the background were glimpses into the world outside of the Court, it'd be neat if that turned out to be correct.
7 months ago
Anonymous
I suppose that would make sense!
7 months ago
Anonymous
I still wonder how much of that happening is related to the Court being something of a liminal space. Then again, the Chinese goddess of the moon visited just to be like, "Why? What the frick?"
She is dangerous because she took the spectrum of Science-Ether and bent it into a circle.
The comic always treated it as something which has the potential to go horribly wrong, but I don't think I got the impression that it was seen as inherently bad, just terrifying to everybody who is used to reality where Science and Ether are distinct things which can interact with each other but are fundamentally separate.
Also, timeline frickery could very well play a part in this. Consider a machine intelligence which goes back in time to its own inception and upgrades itself to its final form immediately regardless of paradox.
Again she did not, her tech is no different from her moms computer. Their is no actual logic that can be understood and used by anyone. It just magic non since that only Kat can use. No different from Annie's Fire powers.
A seed extrapolates itself into a flower. It contains the blueprints and instructions to create a flower, and executes them when optimal conditions are reached. How is a flower not like a computer? Both simply execute instructions when conditions are met.
>A flower can not design itself.
Neither could a television. But a human can. Are televisions then natural and humans are not? What kind of nonsense argument is this?
I assumed the reason why Kat's tech magic clashes with the ether is because the latter runs on the power of the unknown. It thrives in the, kind of obvious on retrospect, the ethereal; The ungraspable.
The ether can do incredible things because it has no understood limits. When you don't know how something works, it can be seen as larger than it is, but when you quantify something or you learn exactly how to ticks, you can also understand its limits and so what can and not function within it, losing its mystique.
It's like the Willie Coyote situation. If he runs off a cliff and doesn't look down, he will keep running, but if he looks down he will remember that the rules of gravity exist and instantly make him lose the moment of invulnerability he had. It's the reason why kat sees some of the Court's stuff as mundane shit while others see it as absolutely fantastical; Her powers lead her to understand how things work and so it makes them mundane.
>I wonder what it is about Kat that makes her a beautiful rusted nightmare angel.
Robot guided the robots into seeing her that way, he's always putting a grim Old Testament spin onto what she does
I kinda want some visual Kino of this angel armor peeling off and revealing human kat underneath, obciously naked. That would mean the end of her powers (who are clearly artificial now since even the semen drops doesn't know about it) but the visuals would be neat.
It's honestly probably scarier if she's this giant horrifying metal abomination and treats it just as mundanely as she does anything else
The comic is full of big scary things being incredibly benign. If this the big scary thing that has been teased for ages is incredibly benign then it'll be the biggest wasted potential since the Tictocs
People assume Kat's on the side of the court's autistic magic hatred when really she's more like a synthesis of both sides that imposes order on the ether.
I'm assuming KatGod just has some Biblically Accurate Angel thing going on whereas most other etheric entities have learned to/have been forced to filter themselves through the lens of human perception.
He probably assumes he's met or at least knows of all the Gods in existence, and presumably they can control themselves a bit better than KatGod currently is.
They do, it is why muut showed up while annie was by the river, it's death was nearby enough and he officially showed up for the soul.
7 months ago
Anonymous
They do, it is why muut showed up while annie was by the river, it's death was nearby enough and he officially showed up for the soul.
Ah, do they? Darn...
Well, Iunno, Coyote is dumb and hopefully an exception, I have no clue how to explain his bs.
I'd like to think the rest of the gods are less chaotic. Too bad we never see any.
A smart clit sounds good, just so her next girlfriend can see her arousal stats on the fly and set up programs and recording for it.
I'm sure she'll appreciate being able to use it as a kind of virtual leash, tugging Kat invisibly along with her.
Well naturally it only responds to command words, so she needs to wait for her girlfriend to tell her she can cum. Or even feel pleasure, for that matter.
It can also mimic all sorts of pain sensations, of course.
7 months ago
Anonymous
Only when it's also supressing pleasure of course, seeing as she'd get off on it otherwise.
7 months ago
Anonymous
Well, that's up to the controller. You wouldn't hard bake that in there. I'm sure she gets rewarded, sometimes.
7 months ago
Anonymous
It does have the capability to filter out all pleasure from the brain through her neck implant, though, of course.
7 months ago
Anonymous
It MIGHT not even explode this time!
7 months ago
Anonymous
No, it should explode. ESPECIALLY if Annie touches it.
7 months ago
Anonymous
It might not accidentally explode, I meant.
Kat did of course include an explosive, just as an extra measure to keep herself properly motivated and obedient.
>chapter 92
is this comic ABOUT anything? I remember reading maybe the first ten chapters and thinking shonen manga would jerk me around LESS than this shit.
What is that thing? Its posture is so bad!
Oh hell yeah, I'm glad you were able to do that one anons request. Meanwhile I spent a good part of my day doing this
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Worse? Or BETTER!
Pfffttt
Now draw her in a milking machine!
>those ribbons and frills
cute!
Can't see shit, cap'n.
I think you might have to look at it on a computer. phone screens have too much contrast.
I would assume Annie recognizes Goddess!Kat's ethereal form, since she's seen her before.
oh yeah, i guess they are madfrickshit in the ether aren't they
I really hope Kat is seeing something mundane again
I love how even ether beings are freaked out by Kat's true divine aspect.
Nah, we've done that joke twice now. Rule of three insists she see what's going on for real this time. Complete with scary looking goddess Kat acting cute.
She's seeing a court show. This is Judge Judy
I assume from toothpaste ghost's grimace and confusion that other new gods aren't usually horrifying?
I wonder what it is about Kat that makes her a beautiful rusted nightmare angel. We also haven't figured out yet why there's giant syringe needles floating around her.
>I wonder what it is about Kat that makes her a beautiful rusted nightmare angel.
Her power is based on technology and her faith comes from robot AI. Everyone else's power comes from the ether and their faith comes from human religion and folklore.
What do the syringes represent?
They're for extracting semen directly from the balls.
Smart, direct, effective
Considering how prominently they're featured on this page, I wouldn't be surprised if we're about to find out in the next few pages. Maybe she uses them to extract the soul from dead robots?
neck implants tapping on her magic form to do all that techno stucff
No, her implant doesn't use syringes. They've also always bore a striking resemblance to Tony's bone syringes, so maybe
isn't very far off the mark!
also here
Yeah.
What syringes? Oh.
I didn't notice them
They're the tips of feathers
I'll tip your feathers if you know what I mean
Hey I'll fluff your Garfield if you know what I mean.
Get your mind out of the gutter!
>Kat is a scary nightmare angel because SCIENCE!!!
So for once, someone in this thread is going to give a legitimate, non-shitpost critique. This is something that's always kind of irked me about GKC, and it's impossible to ignore due to it being one of the central themes. The idea that nature and technology are not only separate, but fundamentally clashing forces. That doesn't make any real sense if you think about for a minute. Science is the study of nature and how the physical universe functions, and technology is the application of that knowledge. These things by definition comprise some aspect of nature, so it was always... I dunno, confusing that in GKC, trying to understand how the ether works is treated as either impossible, or fundamentally misguided. Like, all this magic shit happens and people are able to harness it reliably. Why is asking how such a bad thing? Kat herself is the ultimate expression of this theme, as a nascent goddess, her aspect being science is treated as ominous and dangerous. But like, why? A computer is no less a part of nature than a flower, so The Angel TM being a problem doesn't really make sense, especially since she's easily the most benevolent deity we've seen in the comic so far. I dunno, much as I love this comic, the central theme of it is something I have a hard time squaring.
Perhaps understanding the ether would destroy it. That's a very reasonable expectation and would explain why no one has ever been able to understand the ether without at the same time believing that it can not be understood. The ether can be used on the highest levels, you can make pocket dimensions and travel the stars and make imaginary things real and do magic, but even if you master all those things, you don't understand why they do what they do. It seems to be an unavoidable concession of the ether.
It'd make sense that Kat would be a scary god if she is opposed to the very nature of the ether. She might cause the death of the ether.
Personally, my theory has been for a while that Kat is constantly resetting the entire universe with her time shenanigans, due to what the norns have told her, which will happen probably when Annie dies from having a child. It would explain why Omega doesn't work properly due to Annie, but still recommends for Annie to be at the court and to stay alive. A resetting universe is also the only thing I can think of that explains everythings the norns have said.
>The idea that nature and technology are not only separate, but fundamentally clashing forces. That doesn't make any real sense if you think about for a minute. Science is the study of nature and how the physical universe functions, and technology is the application of that knowledge.
Bruh, have you seen what we use science to do to nature? Sure, in theory they don't have to be diametrically opposed, but in practice we use science to twist nature into the form most convenient for us, when we're no outright stripping it down to bare resources; Pieces of systems built on millennia of cause and effect, ripped apart as we see fit.
We are not the servants of nature and neither is the ether. The ether is MANmade. Humans (and presumably other sapient aliens, although the only sapient aliens we see in gkc are supposedly also creations of the ether) in gkc are the masters of nature.
Whatever dumb hippie idiocy you're talking about is entirely irrelevant here. Kat isn't a big scary beautiful metal angel because she ignored the Lorax.
You could've saved yourself the effort of writing all that by simply reading the comic and understanding that it's never been about "nature vs science". It's all about the ether and how it interacts with various other systems. The only aspect of the story that you could interpret as "nature vs science" is the court's project to create a world without ether, but that's only if you interpret "ether" as "nature" which is a tenuous promposition that's neither entirely wrong nor entirely right.
You're missing that nature in this world, or at least nature around the Court is magical. Magic vs Technology, Chaos vs Order is often explored. A literal chaos god lives in the forest just to ram it home.
Kat fricks with things because she views everything as a problem to break down. Magic in this setting exists because of belief so her need to understand how everything works is the literal direct antithesis to the ether.
The fact that Kat's entire breakthrough came from her studying nature and incorporating it into her designs and then later adding in magic too should tell you that it's not about nature vs technology.
I can't believe you'd call all the criticism shitposts and don't understand such basic shit.
Kat tech and stuff is in reality her own personal Ether magic, that it manifests as tech dos not change that is ether magic.
Thing is nobody but Kat can understand and build her magical stuff, unless their personal ether magic is the same as Kat which is impossible, because everybody is different.
Same as Diego nobody but him could make the Golems, because their creation was his own magic.
The most you could get to turn out reliable, repeatable ether stuff, is to employ mass brainwashing and indoctrination to force peoples personal ether to manifest in nearly the same way. And even then nobodies magic would be truly the same, just very close to each other.
>citation needed
The entire comic, that is the whole point the Ether does not exist. It is fanciable make believe, and what is magic is just, a persons own fantasy.
>citation needed
Or at least provide an intelligible argument for your crazy hypothesis.
Read the comic that is the whole point the Ether is nothing but make believe. It not real and does not have any effect on the world.
>It not real and does not have any effect on the world.
Annie's fingerprint is on the moon
And that just proves that is fake make believe, that has no real effect on the world.
If that had actually happened that world would at best go into a massive globe shakeup, at a minimum mass panic, suicides, governmental collapse, new religious orders starting overnight, with old ones seeing massive revival.
Wars would have started for sure in many parts of the world instantly, and it could easily have spiraled into WW3 yet none of that happened.
A cluster of dirt still orbits, a ball of burning gas uncaring what fancy make believe games the ants play.
Anon I think you're slightly exaggerating the impact something like this would have, especially in a world that seems somewhat aware of magic as it is. Even IRL i seriously doubt WWIII would happen because there's a fingerprint on the moon, what the frick would even catalyze that?
That doesn't make any sense, why would governments collapse and WWIII break out? Sure there'd be panic and religious orders and shit but utter societal breakdown, collapse, and massive wars? Seriously? For all we know the wider world is pretty familiar with magic since it's been shown to have had a large impact on shaping the world, Tom's never really spelled out if things are totally hidden or not and it's clear that at least the British government at the very least is fully aware of the Court.
Yeah, it's not like Paz is bound to secrecy in any way, for example. Her whole family knows she can speak to animals. Surma and Tony were also allowed to just go and do their thing in Birmingham. Magic exists in the gkc world.
That is, UNLESS the chapter title is some crazy revelation about the world outside the court, like that it's all some post-apocalyptic fake Matrix world. Everyone is dead and that's the real reason the court wants to leave.
Something like that.
I very much doubt that's what the chapter title means, though.
There was an old fan theory that Tea's travels with all the fricked up shit happening in the background were glimpses into the world outside of the Court, it'd be neat if that turned out to be correct.
I suppose that would make sense!
I still wonder how much of that happening is related to the Court being something of a liminal space. Then again, the Chinese goddess of the moon visited just to be like, "Why? What the frick?"
She is dangerous because she took the spectrum of Science-Ether and bent it into a circle.
The comic always treated it as something which has the potential to go horribly wrong, but I don't think I got the impression that it was seen as inherently bad, just terrifying to everybody who is used to reality where Science and Ether are distinct things which can interact with each other but are fundamentally separate.
Also, timeline frickery could very well play a part in this. Consider a machine intelligence which goes back in time to its own inception and upgrades itself to its final form immediately regardless of paradox.
Again she did not, her tech is no different from her moms computer. Their is no actual logic that can be understood and used by anyone. It just magic non since that only Kat can use. No different from Annie's Fire powers.
>A computer is no less a part of nature than a flower
A flower can not design itself.
A seed extrapolates itself into a flower. It contains the blueprints and instructions to create a flower, and executes them when optimal conditions are reached. How is a flower not like a computer? Both simply execute instructions when conditions are met.
>A flower can not design itself.
Neither could a television. But a human can. Are televisions then natural and humans are not? What kind of nonsense argument is this?
I assumed the reason why Kat's tech magic clashes with the ether is because the latter runs on the power of the unknown. It thrives in the, kind of obvious on retrospect, the ethereal; The ungraspable.
The ether can do incredible things because it has no understood limits. When you don't know how something works, it can be seen as larger than it is, but when you quantify something or you learn exactly how to ticks, you can also understand its limits and so what can and not function within it, losing its mystique.
It's like the Willie Coyote situation. If he runs off a cliff and doesn't look down, he will keep running, but if he looks down he will remember that the rules of gravity exist and instantly make him lose the moment of invulnerability he had. It's the reason why kat sees some of the Court's stuff as mundane shit while others see it as absolutely fantastical; Her powers lead her to understand how things work and so it makes them mundane.
That's how she injects her god juice. She takes Nu-HGH
>I wonder what it is about Kat that makes her a beautiful rusted nightmare angel.
Robot guided the robots into seeing her that way, he's always putting a grim Old Testament spin onto what she does
o no Annie's breast is slipping away!
I kinda want some visual Kino of this angel armor peeling off and revealing human kat underneath, obciously naked. That would mean the end of her powers (who are clearly artificial now since even the semen drops doesn't know about it) but the visuals would be neat.
... Excuse me wat?
If the god's bureaucracy doesn't know about Kat it's just another Court scheme, and thus is doomed to not last forever
That doesn't really make sense
I really, really hope GodKat is a distinct persona.
I'm not expecting it, but I can hope
>I really, really hope GodKat is a distinct persona.
What do you mean by that?
An alter ego
The comic is full of big scary things being incredibly benign. If this the big scary thing that has been teased for ages is incredibly benign then it'll be the biggest wasted potential since the Tictocs
It's honestly probably scarier if she's this giant horrifying metal abomination and treats it just as mundanely as she does anything else
>all these dumbasses missing that kat's technology is no longer technology but rather a magical manifestation of her technical-minded mind
People assume Kat's on the side of the court's autistic magic hatred when really she's more like a synthesis of both sides that imposes order on the ether.
I'm assuming KatGod just has some Biblically Accurate Angel thing going on whereas most other etheric entities have learned to/have been forced to filter themselves through the lens of human perception.
More or less.
Then why would toothpaste ghost be so surprised?
He probably assumes he's met or at least knows of all the Gods in existence, and presumably they can control themselves a bit better than KatGod currently is.
But the whole purpose of bringing Kat here is that these are new creatures! Wouldn't it be obvious that they'd have a new god, too?
Old gods make new creatures. Like how coyote made the shadow men out of jealousy for humans.
Except the shadow men don't have souls.
They do, it is why muut showed up while annie was by the river, it's death was nearby enough and he officially showed up for the soul.
Ah, do they? Darn...
Well, Iunno, Coyote is dumb and hopefully an exception, I have no clue how to explain his bs.
I'd like to think the rest of the gods are less chaotic. Too bad we never see any.
Uh bros. Is that...sweater puppies
Oh, hey, Kat's becoming a god! That's neat!
ANNIE'S BOOBA THO!!!
considering her bobbies are never given accentuation, yes.
Oh no
Nothing's going to happen for weeks again
Mother of Machines!
Your filigree gaze carves us, and the scars dance upon our grateful flesh!
Take me into your cold embrace!
Annie's boobs.
talking about the real things
More importantly, when will Kat drill into her own clit to install clit 2.0?
And will it be bluetooth enabled?
Will it be a smart clit?
Will her next girlfriend have remote access?
A smart clit sounds good, just so her next girlfriend can see her arousal stats on the fly and set up programs and recording for it.
I'm sure she'll appreciate being able to use it as a kind of virtual leash, tugging Kat invisibly along with her.
Or suppressing her pleasure. Very useful.
Well naturally it only responds to command words, so she needs to wait for her girlfriend to tell her she can cum. Or even feel pleasure, for that matter.
It can also mimic all sorts of pain sensations, of course.
Only when it's also supressing pleasure of course, seeing as she'd get off on it otherwise.
Well, that's up to the controller. You wouldn't hard bake that in there. I'm sure she gets rewarded, sometimes.
It does have the capability to filter out all pleasure from the brain through her neck implant, though, of course.
It MIGHT not even explode this time!
No, it should explode. ESPECIALLY if Annie touches it.
It might not accidentally explode, I meant.
Kat did of course include an explosive, just as an extra measure to keep herself properly motivated and obedient.
But what shape will this clit be? maybe a black bead to match her eyes?
>chapter 92
is this comic ABOUT anything? I remember reading maybe the first ten chapters and thinking shonen manga would jerk me around LESS than this shit.
Yes, the early chapters basically only serve to establish the setting before the bigger mysteries start to get revealed.
gunnershit fart
it's gunnershit fail
get your shitposting right
gunnershit curd
Before this thread dies I would like to thank Tom for not having a six page intermission after the cliffhanger.
Yes, I was surprised!
Despite her perfection, imagine how much more perfect she'd look with a mirror finish! I would gladly spent eternity polishing The Angel.
RIP BOZO
Good job annie!