>Shueisha and Marvel Entertainment announced on Tuesday that the upcoming Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse film will have a spinoff manga titled Spider-Man: Octopus Girl, with story and art by the duo behind the My Hero Academia: Vigilantes manga, Hideyuki Furuhashi and Betten Court. The manga will launch in Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ manga app on June 20.
>The manga's story begins when iconic villain Doctor Octopus falls into a coma. When he awakens, he finds himself inhabiting the body of Japanese middle schooler Otoha Okutamiya.
>another fricking isekai
What the frick do these bug words mean? Speak English you ricepaddy homosexuals
Use Google you trog
I won’t spoon feed you
Japan won
No, America won. We bombed them twice.
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It isn't an Isekai, and not one person is correcting Anon.
"I" - "sekai" just mean: other world.
If anything this is more in line with what Otto already did by possessing Peter, it's not another world as far as we have been told, just Japan. Japan exists in Marvel.
Also, yes, as people mentioned in the thread, being an Isekai doesn't mean being a cliche fantasy with a loser protagonist, that just got popular.
If somebody wants to know why the same typo of story was made so many times, there is a simple explanation I can give you.
Native isekai.
> >The manga's story begins when iconic villain Doctor Octopus falls into a coma. When he awakens, he finds himself inhabiting the body of Japanese middle schooler Otoha Okutamiya.
Picked the frick up.
Name one thing actually bad about isekai. From a lot of the titles I’ve seen this far, the genre’s already set a higher bar than western comics have in the past 20 years.
Its reputation has become damaged on account of the standard operation procedure becoming bad overindulgent power fantasies stuck in a generic mishmash of inbred D&D tropes and Korean MMO's.
And its not like all Isekai are like that, Now and Then, Here and There and Escaflowne are both great while doing their own things.
And its also not that such power fantasies are bad in themselves is just that they have captured the current depressing cultural zeitgeist of people who watch anime/read manga and have rode it out to the point where enough trash has been dumped in the proverbial well that most people how don;t have iron guts and no sense of taste expect to get dysentery by drinking from it.
>Name one thing actually bad about isekai
It's popular so 99% of what you see is lazy slop copying other lazy slop. As a concept it's interesting. A normal person in a fantasy world gives us an interesting outside perspective for the world the protag finds himself in. But again it's popular so 99% of the worlds are generic fantasy slop. There's also the common trend of giving the protag a gamebreaking power, which can be interesting but in reality very often leads to lazy and boring writing. Interesting points such as why or how the protag was reborn/transported/kept his memories are never really explored and are often hand waved or not adressed at all.
>Japanese
>Isekai
Fricking why, every time
Current mangaka grew up consooming nothing but manga, they have no life experiences so this is all they know. The entire point of manga is that is transports you into these alternate worlds and it's sheer laziness or incompetence to use this and then make the entire premise be going to this world
>Current mangaka grew up consooming nothing but manga
False. The author of chainsawman has plenty of film culture and his comics sell better than any western ones lol
superior spider-man but with anime girls what could go wrong
>Superior Spider-e-girl
Guys...I'm not ready for this...
Sounds neat
See? The japanese understand Spider-Man better than Marvel.
>its real and not a shitpost
what the frick is wrong with japan and isekai
>doctor octopus is TRANS
its joever for marlel
>Isekai
We get it, Japan. You frickers have shitty lives and you want them to be cool. It was fun the first dozen times, nowadays is like when american comics all tried to be Spawn and Wildcats.
Isekai is the kino genre that gave us ludo like Army of Darkness and Digimon.
Cinemaphile will never understand it because they remember SAO
If Army of Darkness and Digimon count as isekai, than American superhero comics have always had isekai. Superheroes go to other universes all the damn time.
I think classic isekai was more about you discovering a new world and exploring it while trying to survive or make it back to your own world and that being the main focus of the story.
El-Hazard used to be one of my favourite "isekais" from back in the day because the main characters were completely lost, their "cheat powers" were random and seldom useful and it was more about meeting new people and figuring out how to live in the new world instead of just being about power fantasy.
Does Adam Strange: Man of Two Worlds count?
I think that would be a better example, yes, but usually isekai stories have a "stranded" aspect to it. Adam was still traveling from Rann to Earth with the zeta-beams so the aspect of "exploration" becomes less the focus when he is constantly going back to his home world.
But yes, Adam Strange would fit in the broad "isekai" genre, especially early Adam Strange.
Adam Strange is strictly Portal Fantasy, a slightly less wish fulfillmenty antecedent of Isekai, that Isekaigays will try to claim to give their shit a sense of history.
Cope
Army of darknes is basically a "what happen if you do a connecticut yankee in king arthur's court but with demons and old people acting realist" while digimon is connecticut yankee in king arthur's court but in a weird fantasy world instead a weird british world.
They count as isekai and both has the protagonist trap there finding a way to go home
isekai is NOT just travelling to another world, while that is one of the main attribute it's like saying shounen battle is capeshit because thay have powers and fight. what makes shounen battle it's own genre is the tropes it uses are different from superhero, same with isekai. isekai has tropes that relate to jrpg, with it's power system, villains and world building, other parts are jus anime thing this include cultivation, harems and being hit by a truck
>isekai has tropes that relate to jrpg, with it's power system, villains and world building, other parts are jus anime thing this include cultivation, harems and being hit by a truck
Not at all. JRPG aspects and cultivation shit are just aspects of modern, generic isekai because it's a simple way of portraying power. Older isekais were much more about learning and exploring the new world and being trapped rather than being about specific narrative aspects like fricking menus and power systems. Cultivation is just chinese autism, by that description the whole wuxia genre is fricking isekai.
Is Futurama an isekai?
OrenchiOnnaiKishi.
huge otto fan, huge isekai enjoyer, definitely going to read it
Why does everyone except poltards love Spiderverse ?
Blinded by hatred
>goyslop defense force
You do it for free
Ask a question? Yeah. Japan loves it enough to get a manga despite the poltard message of them hating black people.
So basically this?
Yes. I think that may be a very good comparison. If it at least has some of the expressiveness she has then it could be at least worth some great material.
Now I’m on board
Meh, I read that spiderman manga and was okay. Nothing special really, I don't think this one will be bad by any means, but I would be more interested if it was a proper comic and not "LOOK GUYS, IS A MANGA FOR REALZIES, DON'T YOU GUYS LIKE MANGAS".
Mangas and comics are kinda different beasts alltoghther, the way they play characters and story progression is wildly different despite sharing the same medium. Superheros as a whole doesn't work as well in their style in my opinion since it always devolve to kinda "shounenish" stuff instead of a proper hero, MHA doesn't let me lie.
And the e-girl design is just another generic e-girl, that really doesn't help be interested in to it. If they gave the book to douman seiman I would be more interested in to it since he does get western comics better.
Yah I think the west does superheroes better because that's what 99% of the stuff they do.
>douman seiman I would be more interested in to it since he does get western comics better.
Huh? Douman Seiman does japanese absurdism and tragedies that are often found in japanese novellas and books. He doesn't look western to me at all. AT least from the 2 manga I've read from him.
He did an entire parody about Scott pilgrim vs the world. One of his one shot books is literally called Nickelodean.
He "gets it", in the sense he understands, but doesn't try to emulate, he just gives his own spin in to it but you can still tell the influence is there. That's why I think it works better, most of his comics until now feel very cartoony to me also.
Manga just means the story would have an actual conclusion by the end, and won't have a dozen versions by a dozen writers, half of them having no clue what they're doing. Imagine if Spider-Gwen was spared her fate, and just had a single manga run.
>Manga is these completely made things
>except manga actually has plenty of exceptions that contradict those said parameters
>but anyway manga is great because I like it more
Show me a manga that is being run like a capeshit comic book.
He probably mean Golgo 13 and berserk , but those case are continued by asistant team so is like if superman was continue only by Siegel/Schuster team and no DC author touched him
Also Berserk notoriously has been going for way longer than expected because Miura lost interest on the story all the time and did side projects.
Golgo 13 has been around since the 70's and it's mostly an anthology series. Golgo 13 has some backstory, but it's all about situations where new characters have to deal with Golgo as an aspect of the story, since he's an almost perfect killer.
It's not like, let's say, spider-man that had several retcons, reboots, crossovers that changed the main plot, etc.
Golgo 13 also has a spin off manga now. And they’re going to keep making the manga for as long as it sells with whatever people work for the Saito studio, and the manga always relies on a system where he did basic layouts while script was written by an editorial team, and Saito was in charge of doing inks for faces while assortment of assistants did backgrounds, etc. So this is just pure cope to claim it doesn’t count.
I bet he is gonna bring up shit like Boruto or Dragon ball
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Golgo 13. Black Jack. Cyborg 009. Berserk now. Astro Boy. Any other IP that’s had multiple different incarnations by multiple different authors. It is not the norm but weebs who jerk off to manga always have to pretend this doesn’t happen when they make these giant sweeping generalisations
Yeah, Berserk changed writers because the original one died and the other ones have been around for literally decades. While capeshit changes writers almost every 6 months or so, mid-arcs even.
So what. It has now become a thing where it is being produced by multiple different people rather than a sole author. And who fricking knows if it’ll ever actually end.
All of those have very few spinoffs that are not considered canon to the main story. If you want to read Cutie Honey, you read Cutie Honey, a single complete collection. There are other Cutie Honey things, and you can check them out, but they're not essential by any means. And Berserk is still a single story, being done by a different author because the original one kicked the bucket.
It's not a generalization, it's how manga is done.
>T-they don’t count!
They do count.
You're being completely disingenuous. You know exactly what people are talking about, but you want to pretend like manga is just as much of a trainwreck as modern comic books. But it's not, manga is an author-driven industry like literature, and that's a fact. Thank DC and their lawsuit against Siegel and Schuster for the modern state of comics.
>you know what I actually mean when I speak in hyperbolic generalities and then get upset when it’s pointed that that isn’t actually correct and there’s plenty of popular and dare I say iconic material being produced that isn’t solely author driven
There are plenty of more examples. Look at how many spin off mangas major IPs have from Gundam, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Fate, etc.
Evangelion had 5 manga projects, each was adapting videogames as promotion, and one was adapting the original story made by the artist behind Evangelion. It's like saying book adaptations of capes are like comic books.
The difference comes from who owns the characters. In manga, the rights are split between the publisher and the writer (or their estate). In comics, the rights are entirely in the hands of publishers, with writers being hired and let go.
>The difference comes from who owns the characters.
Oh now it’s about owning characters? How quickly we start changing definitions
It's always about character ownership. Luffy is not owned entirely by Shueisha, so they can't make One Piece spinoffs without Oda's approval, or fire him and get a new writer. And if Oda gives a green light, someone could make a sequel (which is doubtful, he's notoriously protective over his ideas), but it would never reach the level of moronation that Spidey or Batman are at.
I have never before heard about ownership being used as the primary argument until now as to why manga is so much better. You literally just made it up.
Okay so what happens when the author is dead and they keep churning out new work for it? This applies to Tezuka’s work, Berserk, Golgo 13, Lupin III (where Monkey Punch hadn’t been producing new material for ages yet new manga and movies were made practically every year)? Cutie Honey has had other people doing weird stories with it but that’s magically okay because uh the author said so and the actual quality of the work doesn’t matter?
>Okay so what happens when the author is dead and they keep churning out new work for it?
The same thing that happens with literature. LOTR still gets new media, but the original is there, whole and complete. You read it, and then you can look into modern shit if you want. Capes are not like that, there is no complete Spider-Man.
And nothing is stopping you from reading just the original Stan Lee run of Spider-man and leave it there you fricking idiot. You are just bending over backwards to make up reasons why some this bad when you don’t apply the same logic to your own shit that does the same thing. Instead you just pivot to “THAT DOES NOT COUNT” like disingenuous person you are.
>And nothing is stopping you from reading just the original Stan Lee run of Spider-man and leave it there you fricking idiot.
Not having anything resembling an ending kinda fricking does. It didn't even stop publication so the line you're drawing is beyond arbitrary.
Also
>Lee
>not Ditko
But the story continues and there's no ending. If you are saying that Spider-man's story ends the second Stan Lee stops writing, then Spider-man's original story has a worst pacing than some of the shittiest mangas, because most of them at least have a proper ending.
Who fricking gives a shit. Manga has absolute dogshit non-endings too. You are being entirely dishonest in insisting that oh it’s just better because there’s an end, when people drop manga all the time and never bother finishing it when it runs too long. Or are pissed when the ending sucks.
People drop games/serials/books all the time as well. And yeah some manga will have bad ending, the nips are humans not perfect aliens after all but there are plenty with goood or great ending, way more than comics at least.
If you have a lot of shitty endings you can’t argue that having an ending is such a positive thing that it drives people to it. It’s another completely made up and nonsensical argument.
>if you have a lot of shit food you can’t argue that having food at all is such a positive thing that it drives people to it
If we are talking about american comics how about we use the classic american food parallel? Also gj bumping it from page 10.
Tell me, how many capeshit series from the big 2 has an actual ending? Curious, mind you.
Nobody wants Batman to end. You are operating from a false premise.
A story that doesn't end is a rather poor story. Everything ends, despite our efforts. No exceptions.
LOTR has an end. The Hobbit, set in the same setting, has an end.
Would you rather have a story that ends in a satisfying way, or a neverending story that you grow bored of it mid-telling?
Superheroes have endings all the time. They’re called story arcs that usually are 5-6 issue long and are then collected in trades. And when their book gets cancelled.
I don’t want want Batman to end. Batman is not about seeing his life unfold from birth to the grave. That is not why you read Batman. Are you stupid?
It doesn't have an ending.
You could have use better examples(the wedding, end of clone saga/spidergirl,..)
But is also a stupid argument, like "Naturo ended in Pain arc".
Why are you acting like people didn’t give up on Naruto and didn’t bother to finish it?
>Why are you acting like people didn’t give up on Naruto and didn’t bother to finish it?
Nobody is saying that.
But anyone know that Naruto ended and Boruto will end. Or Jojoland will end. So they can drop if they don't like or finish the story if they like it.
You wont read the last Peter Parker story
Endings don’t matter. Who the frick goes to a story and goes “hey, I just care that eventually it will end, that’s my main concern”. A normal person will look at One Piece and go “it’s 100+ volumes and still not done? Man, frick that shit” if anything. At that length you’re basically ready to read every issue of Batman or Detective Comics and there is no real
difference between for over fifty years worth of publication of Batman and OP.
>Endings don’t matter. Who the frick goes to a story and goes “hey, I just care that eventually it will end, that’s my main concern”.
Literally everyone. When someone grabs a book he will check how many pages it has every single time.
>Gundam, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Fate, etc.
We are talking about capeshit not franchise with multiple spin off
Gundam and fate are like Dracula or king kong.
Tomino ended Gundam main story(Char vs Amuro) decades ago and Fate main story ended in the vn(or Ataraxia if we count Avenger story as the main one). After that are just others stories or even shit that happened in other universe
Capeshit is just a mix of europoor eternal adventures(Mortadelo, Tintin, Asterix,...) with the eternal Hollywood reinvention of classic.
Is like saying that Doom and Final Fantasy are like capeshit.
Capeshit is literally franchise with multiple spin offs. Cope harder weeb
>Characters are considered franchise instead of, well, characters
Shit be moronic
Spider-man is a franchise. Batman is a franchise. Stop being an idiot because you don’t want to admit the arbitrary terms and rules as well as the generalised wank used to prop up manga on this board is not correct.
Elseworld and what if are spin of yeah and nobody shit on them.
But capeshit is neverending adventure stories, the nearest we had was Earth 2 and they ended up in the main continuity.
Again, Shinji story ended in Rebuild, Amuro story ended in Char's Counterattack.
Is like saying that Dracula is worse than capeshit even tough most stories are spin of or reinvention
Oh frick off already. You’re literally just making up new rules and “oh those don’t count” exceptions to suit your viewpoint.
Is not new rules, spin off is something normal for a franchise, the thing people are telling you is that 616 Peter Parker story will never end and that's the problem people have, not the problem weeb have.
>The problem is it doesn’t end!
Okay so how is it acceptable for manga to not only run for over fifty years and not stop, but also continue after the original author is dead, and how is it still able to be highly successful despite these things according to you being wrong and something people don’t want?
>original author is dead
Golgo is like Asterix last time I saw it and he had cancer si he spent his last year planning that. And Berserk is only following the script Miura told them , is going to end(the topic of his shitty console war) because if you don't know the scrip writer is also a known author.
Also you talk too much about tezuka but why Phoenix isn't finished then? They only do spin off never continue finished or unfinished work
>There are plenty of more examples. Look at how many spin off mangas major IPs have from Gundam, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Fate, etc.
Those are franchises that are no related to manga. If you count those than I can count sonic and street fighter comics as well which means than now capeshit has double the problem. Not to mention that most of these are usually 4-koma funny adaptation or straight up 100% accurate adaptations. None of them is a writer taking a character and having "a realistic/gritty approach to it" or something similar like in capecomics. None of them are rewriting the characters like you see in Cinemaphile stuff.
>If you count those than I can count sonic and street fighter comics as well
Why wouldn’t you count those? Are you stupid?
>w-well some of these are chibi 4koma
>100% accurate adaptations
Copium is strong in this one
I'll explain it to you. You are a comic reader. You search for a western comic. You find one that you like. You read it. You learn that the character already has another 1000 stories with different interpretations. This doesn't happen with manga because based on the manga related examples you have less than 1% chance to read one of the few manga that are like this. Also your franchise related spin offs example is bad as well because the audience is not manga readers but people that have enjoyed the original ip(anime, vidya ,vn etc.). If I am looking for an action manga, I am not going to read a tekken manga because I am not a fan of the tekken video games.
Except it does when you have like half a dozen different spin offs, crossovers and reboots/retelling with shit like Devil Man or Cutie Honey or Lupin III where you have no idea what you supposed to read first and how is it related when Monkey Punch didn’t give a shit.
>Manga good, western bad, blah blah blah here’s the same circlejerk bullshit I spout every single day because I can’t do anything but parrot biased viewpoints and make up problems only when it comes to western stuff because duurrrr it’s all superheroes because I otherwise don’t have an argument
>Except it does when you have like half a dozen different spin offs, crossovers and reboots/retelling with shit like Devil Man or Cutie Honey or Lupin III where you have no idea what you supposed to read first and how is it related when Monkey Punch
Like I said there are exceptions but these make for les than 1% of all manga not to mention even in the case Of Nagai Go you have Getter Robo with 10+ stories and they are still written mainly by 2 guys.
This was addressed of course to
So 5 examples in thousands of manga? Lol, lmao even.
>Manga actually has plenty of exceptions that contradict those said parameters.
The only time I've seen a manga being taken over by a new writer is when they either die or they've been retired for years and are letting someone else give it a try (Like Dragon Ball Super) and even then it's handed over to ONE writer, yes. Mangakas have editors that help around, yes, but at the end of the day, it's one writer for one project.
Are you talking about Spin-offs? Because they aren't the same story, they are, by definition, different stories.
>instead of a proper hero
What the frick do you mean by "proper hero". Because i can't recall a single proper hero in modern comic
Define proper hero
>Ask anon what he means by proper hero
>Well you answer instead
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It’s not isekai, you dumbfricks. Isekai doesn’t mean reincarnation. There is nothing here that says Doc Ock got transported to another world or the girl that he inhibits is from another world, she’s just from Japan.
Unless the girl is from another universe.
First doc ock was peter parker, now he's a random middle school girl in a coma-dream. I wonder if this will be set in the marvel universe, or a more slice-of life japan.
Sounds like they want a Japanese audience so green goblin is now the demon kind
fricking japs ruining the best villains
It’s a drawing anon
Yeh but it's in the superhero genre so it has to address the moral implecation, it doesn't need to show which is right and can be morally grey but it needs to atleat acknowledge the action or the story will just end up aging badly. Reason why superior spider-man just ages bad
I’d say most people agree the mental aspect is what’s most important
It’s wrong to take advantage of an old person with dementia and it’s wrong to take advantage of a naive child. How someone looks isn’t really the issue
Doctor Octopus got hit by Venom in his truck
>spider man
>spider man
>coats your dicky with spider cum
does anyone remember the female doc ock from that spiderman animated movie? frizzy hair and glasses. she was sort of cute
Yes, she was cute. Top cute older woman. Did she ever show up in anything else?
forget cute, she was fricking hot
She's a recurrent character in the Preschool Spidey show
Kino's back on the menú
You can't fool me, I know you're behind this, Tebra. Even the composition of this pic reeks of your style.
>otto becoming a e-girl
>not otto finding out he has a daughter and doing his best to be a decent father with hilarious results
Aw. So it's Superior Spider-Man but he's in the body of a e-girl instead of Peter.
That sounds fun.
I doubt it, he won't have spider powers. So it'll be more like "what if Doc Ock was a superhero (and a e-girl)".
Were you hoping for a One Operation Joker kind of thing?
I just want Otto to terrorize his daughter's bully, come to parent teacher conferences in his full villain gear, and for his daughter emulating her father when doing mundane things like saying "the die is cast" before taking a test.
Who would the mom be? Otto's had an unusually large numbers of girlfriends for a fat nerdy guy.
In case you don't remember, last time Doc was in another body he specifically searched for his memories regarding sex so he could experience fricking the host's girlfriend
>In case you don't remember, last time Doc was in another body he specifically searched for his memories regarding sex so he could experience fricking the host's girlfriend
all reason why him being a e-girl is a good thing, after how he treats women in general, he should experience what it'll be like
Doc actually treat women pretty good. homie is a real fricking gentleman, his taste is just abit...controversial
>Aunt May
>That obese chick
>That midget
>Another aunt may but black
>Doc actually treat women pretty good
Love the part where he lied to anna so she thinks she's dating peter but actually havin an unconsensual relation with a 50 yr old man. including sex so he raped her. Then stalked her, THEN asked dr strange to mind wipe her so she has zero agency and he can date her again being emotionally manipulative. If you think he treats women good, ur as smart as slott is in his views with women. Otto see's women as more of a prize he will bend over and back and will manipulate them if he can just to have it his way. His WHOLE reason of being a good person as spider-man is to prove he's better than peter and that anna will like him more.
Anna didn't know who the frick Peter is. It is still Doc, just that he wore Peter's face
Even though they broke up years ago, Doc still go out of his way to protect his ex girlfriends, even fricking Aunt May. homie cares deeply for his women, anon
>Anna didn't know who the frick Peter is. It is still Doc, just that he wore Peter's face
she thought he was peter, if you had sex with a girl and she said she was actually a 60 yr old man would you be happy? He's not good wih women, he's a coward, he was also about to rape mj, nut luckily he stopped pursuing her and dumped her, yet proceeded to watch sex tapes of her in his memory without consent, he disgusting in the way slott written him as. also that ock x aunt may was a huge mistake, i cant take the idea aunt may would go from ben to the guy who was going to frick her nephew's girlfriend
Ten dollars there is gonna be some kind of tentacle or octopus rape joke in the manga
Only the West makes "lol tentacles" jokes about Japanese cartoons, so I doubt it.
Wait, so this is actually happening? This isn't some out of season joke?
Cape comics aren’t even the bread and butter of superheroes when they make most of their money from the movies, games and merch just like anime/manga do. It’s all the same shit and comes down to personal taste.
but that's the thing, merch, anime and movie centre around manga's character and story. comic doesn't and it becomes shit like khamala being a mutant so it fits with the mcu.
Why do the Japanese want to be little girls so badly?
Japan loves cute things and they'll take any chance to turn something not cute into something that is cute.
I don’t know
That's understandable, people who *don't* want to be little girls are the weirdos
So Vigilantes wasn't afraid to show middle school girl ass, but this girl looks noticeably younger than the main girl of that, and its no doubt being overseen by Disney. So I wouldn't expect a ton of fanservice of the MC. Hell, I don't even remember Deadpool Samurai having fan service.
So he turns into Cagliostro?
COG… WON…
how is this an isekai story? hes waking up in japan, not a new world
>Marvel keeps acknowledging the existence of Sony Spider-Man
Do those fools want to be bankrupt again or what?
Thanks to Spider-Gwen, we already know what Doc Ock would be like as a young girl.
You disappoint me Cinemaphile. Old board would be making a shit ton of funny greentexts and fan art after hearing this news. What happened? Have you all become so lazy and only feed on outrage bait to do good shitposts?
Miles hours drove away most of the old timers.
>Miles hours
Huh?
Movie is about to come out so the knuckle dragging shitposts are intesifying, no one wants to deal with this secondary bullshit.
Someone draw her and e-girl-Ock fricking.
What's with the money? Is this some fetish I'm not aware of?
so Moon Girl with no cool dinosaur and some extra steps
(unless I'm vastly overstimating Otto's genius compared to other Marvel characters)
More like Devil Girl
>Otto Octavius literally gets isekai'd into a little girl
Frick drugs. THIS is the real shit to get high with.
Do I seriously have to pick up your collective slack and start writing greentexts?
Is greentexting really necessary when it exists as an official product? Also, nobody does greentext stories anymore. You just get shat on for being cringe.
I hate summer gays
Fricking newbie
OCTOPUS dicky
OCTOPUS dicky
OCTOPUS dicky
>Octopussy
“House of ideas” is ripping off forty years old Bond movies now
Octocute
So where does the manga go from here? Science hijinks?
Comedically failing at becoming a supervillain again.
Is it actually happening? Is the Japanese side of the e-girl/anti-e-girl war starting to win? Is western media starting to slowly cave to the insane global popularity of little girls?
C-can't wait.
Big question; Is it canon with Deadpool Samurai?
Will he still be into gilfs & midgets as a e-girl?
Of course.
Could he still seduce Aunt May as a e-girl?
He’d try but May would just see this adorable little girl just trying to get her attention.
Is Ock a bad person or is it the arms? If the latter, wouldn't this free him from it? If I woke up on the other side of the world absolved of all my bad choices in the past, I'd probably just give it all up and start from scratch.
>he finds himself inhabiting the body of Japanese middle schooler Otoha Okutamiya
Huh? Couldn't it just be a character that's one in the same instead of this convoluted scenario? Like the kid also happens to be the Doc-Ock equivalent.
Reminder that batmangays love the writer because after 10 years they still seethe at MHA not being about deku being batman
ToT
>"You got to rape that little girl, Spider-Man. It's the only way to stop Octavius"
Pretty woman
It shall be done.
I wanted Superior Spiderman to come back, but not like this.
What if she invents a e-girl suit like that though?
>art by the duo behind the My Hero Academia: Vigilantes manga, Hideyuki Furuhashi and Betten Court
Hori's probably seething he didn't get to do a spiderman manga himself
He can do a doujin if he wants.
Instead of making him a hero please let this be obviously evil ock declaring bloody vengeance on his teachers then robbing a bank with octo-bots.
What?
>Otoha Okutamiya
What is the pun in this?
I know that Japs are incapable of creating a character without putting a stupid pun in their name.