"Borba-tier discussion-"

I'd really, really, really, REALLY rather that not happen.

thundershocker said:
"Borba-tier discussion-"

I'd really, really, really, REALLY rather that not happen.

What does borba mean?

Kingduskwolf said:
What does borba mean?

its a comic, and a very sad one at that

Kingduskwolf said:
What does borba mean?

borba is the artist behind the soap opera about Judy wanting to abort the baby for her career and slapping Nick for stating that he considers that murder.

It's really a non-sensical comic that nobody would read if the art wasn't as good as it is. I mean I have seen fanfiction with the same premise getting little to no attention because they are cheap writing with the sole porpuse to stir up negative emotions in the reader.

And yet because borba's art is so good, people are eating his weird puppet show where he practically removed previously established character traits of Judy and Nick to make them argue in an unrealistic manner, and they actually side with Nick or Judy instead of realizing that neither of them is sensible or believable. The argument they make is just not lifelike, it's like two walking talkig pro-life/pro-choice propaganda posters arguing instead of a couple who love eachother.

^^ this was just one of the examples of the discussion that comic spurrs, I really would like to keep it off from Mr.Mead impeccable art and writing. Please let's get back to THIS comic.

I really wonder which one of them won the giant carrot plush. The most logical to assume would be that it was Nick who won the strenght game, but we should not forget that Judy has proved in the movie that she is strong as hell... and she is angry and upset now. I kinda can see her take an angry swing with that hammer only to win and walk away because it did not made her feel any better

RobCivecat said:
borba is the artist behind the soap opera about Judy wanting to abort the baby for her career and slapping Nick for stating that he considers that murder.

It's really a non-sensical comic that nobody would read if the art wasn't as good as it is. I mean I have seen fanfiction with the same premise getting little to no attention because they are cheap writing with the sole porpuse to stir up negative emotions in the reader.

And yet because borba's art is so good, people are eating his weird puppet show where he practically removed previously established character traits of Judy and Nick to make them argue in an unrealistic manner, and they actually side with Nick or Judy instead of realizing that neither of them is sensible or believable. The argument they make is just not lifelike, it's like two walking talkig pro-life/pro-choice propaganda posters arguing instead of a couple who love eachother.

^^ this was just one of the examples of the discussion that comic spurrs, I really would like to keep it off from Mr.Mead impeccable art and writing. Please let's get back to THIS comic.

I really wonder which one of them won the giant carrot plush. The most logical to assume would be that it was Nick who won the strenght game, but we should not forget that Judy has proved in the movie that she is strong as hell... and she is angry and upset now. I kinda can see her take an angry swing with that hammer only to win and walk away because it did not made her feel any better

You've spent to much time on this.
Please go to bed you've been on the internet to long.

Kingduskwolf said:
What does borba mean?

Great art wasted on a shit story, that's what it mean

RobCivecat said:

And yet because borba's art is so good, people are eating his weird puppet show where he practically removed previously established character traits of Judy and Nick to make them argue in an unrealistic manner, and they actually side with Nick or Judy instead of realizing that neither of them is sensible or believable.

Wait. You've just described the ENTIRE hentai doujinshi industry.

Kingduskwolf said:
What does borba mean?

At least in THIS comic, Judy is still alive. So Mead is making progress! :P

RobCivecat said:
borba is the artist behind the soap opera about Judy wanting to abort the baby for her career and slapping Nick for stating that he considers that murder.

It's really a non-sensical comic that nobody would read if the art wasn't as good as it is. I mean I have seen fanfiction with the same premise getting little to no attention because they are cheap writing with the sole porpuse to stir up negative emotions in the reader.

And yet because borba's art is so good, people are eating his weird puppet show where he practically removed previously established character traits of Judy and Nick to make them argue in an unrealistic manner, and they actually side with Nick or Judy instead of realizing that neither of them is sensible or believable. The argument they make is just not lifelike, it's like two walking talkig pro-life/pro-choice propaganda posters arguing instead of a couple who love eachother.

^^ this was just one of the examples of the discussion that comic spurrs, I really would like to keep it off from Mr.Mead impeccable art and writing. Please let's get back to THIS comic.

I really wonder which one of them won the giant carrot plush. The most logical to assume would be that it was Nick who won the strenght game, but we should not forget that Judy has proved in the movie that she is strong as hell... and she is angry and upset now. I kinda can see her take an angry swing with that hammer only to win and walk away because it did not made her feel any better

Ahh ok i understand now, i actually don't understand because i noped the fuck out of that comic as soon as i got a wiff of what was really going on. Glad i did when i did.

Just re-reading the series, in later panels Meads starts putting in cameo's of other Zootopian internet artists (typically from what is know as the /ZTG/ or 'Threads')
Just wondering if he started here with Weaver's 'Skunkly, a bear?
_{ps;be careful going into the threads, you may never come out...}
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