Listen sometimes you try something new and it doesn’t work out, I think that one clown goon should be applauded for his willingness to push new boundaries in clown goondom
Now I’m left wondering if Flail Guy is just super-inhumanly, Strongman-class-strong, or if Clown Corps exists in a setting where Toon Physics are generally valid and super-human feats are possible for *everyone* just as long as the outcome is funny.
Hammer-throwing is a real Olympic sport, so this isn’t out of the realm of possibility (especially if the flail has some future-tech making it lighter than it looks). You can move some pretty heavy stuff pretty fast with the right leverage.
Whatever the flail’s material properties, knocking multiple other people off their feet and drag them around the room while maintaining your own balance is implausible. Luckily, the physics in this setting are somewhere between Looney Tune and street-level superhero.
Mustard’s umbrella includes a rocket mode which let her jump over a two-story building from a standing start, which is tiny enough to be concealable, sturdy enough to work just fine moments after being shot full of weapons-grade confetti from an unexpected direction, and she’s been able to keep it maintained while out on her own, without routine access to the official lab.
The Shadow Circus, meanwhile, appears to have access to all Clown Corps tech (or at least everything the Corps had prior to the PSC raid), plus non-pie teleportation, implying significant in-house engineering resources. Seems to me that glowing hammer probably involved some sort of momentum-manipulating power assist.
Listen sometimes you try something new and it doesn’t work out, I think that one clown goon should be applauded for his willingness to push new boundaries in clown goondom
He’s not pushing new boundaries in clown goondom. He’s just clowning around.
Next chapter can’t come soon enough 🥰
WHERE’S RACHAEL
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one thinking this.
Sissies, where’s sis?
this page is funnier to me when i imagine that the claps are muffled by the gloves
I think it gets funnier if he’s literally just saying clap each time because the gloves are getting in the way.
Now I’m left wondering if Flail Guy is just super-inhumanly, Strongman-class-strong, or if Clown Corps exists in a setting where Toon Physics are generally valid and super-human feats are possible for *everyone* just as long as the outcome is funny.
Hammer-throwing is a real Olympic sport, so this isn’t out of the realm of possibility (especially if the flail has some future-tech making it lighter than it looks). You can move some pretty heavy stuff pretty fast with the right leverage.
Whatever the flail’s material properties, knocking multiple other people off their feet and drag them around the room while maintaining your own balance is implausible. Luckily, the physics in this setting are somewhere between Looney Tune and street-level superhero.
Mustard’s umbrella includes a rocket mode which let her jump over a two-story building from a standing start, which is tiny enough to be concealable, sturdy enough to work just fine moments after being shot full of weapons-grade confetti from an unexpected direction, and she’s been able to keep it maintained while out on her own, without routine access to the official lab.
The Shadow Circus, meanwhile, appears to have access to all Clown Corps tech (or at least everything the Corps had prior to the PSC raid), plus non-pie teleportation, implying significant in-house engineering resources. Seems to me that glowing hammer probably involved some sort of momentum-manipulating power assist.
You know the world has taken some profoundly weird twists when the phrase “weapons-grade confetti” makes perfect sense.
What a bunch of clowns
They’re not clowns. They are the entire circus.
And then morale dropped again.
He says “oops” but he probably just saved them from getting beaten up for no chance of winning. 😀
“She’s upstairs getting dressed. Went out and put together a whole outfit for this confrontation.”