It is NSFW, it is not porn. The issue really is actually the chibi race which are weird tiny people with no fingers and childlike proportions. This is a chibi.◊ They are mentally adults and act like it, but they are sexualized.
There isn't really anything explicit featuring them though, and anything else in the comic that is explicit is played for laughs.
edited 29th May '12 10:12:05 AM by shimaspawn
Reality is that, which when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. -Philip K. DickWell, if we can keep Oglaf, I think we can keep this work; it's primary purpose is comedy, instead of titillation.
Experience has taught me to investigate anything that glows.I have read the entire comic chibi sue's purpose for exiting is that she wants a boy friend who is not a pedophile however she cant find one and is a virgin at 30.
Also she never appears nude and seems to exits to mock the older then they look thing.
What might be questionable is the tentacle monster kid who innocently thinks sex toys are ninja weapons.
So add a banner and have someone watch it?
edited 29th May '12 10:55:14 AM by Shadis
It's funny, but folks need to keep an eye on the page so it doesn't get gross.
For the record, the source is still visible in the history
Google Images didn't give anything insta-cut-worthy, to address the monster issue in
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanHe is never sexualized he just thinks sex toys are ninja weapons its all played for laughs.
There's a strip in Questionable Content (which, by the way, is a mostly non-indicative name) where the main character's mother, who used to be a fetish porn model, shows his friends a picture of him when he was a kid, waving around a dildo. Is that cut-worthy, too?
Sex toys are played one of two ways. If they're being used for their intended purpose, it's sexual. If almost anything else is being done with them, it's comedy.
EDIT: Nevermind, got things qualified.
edited 29th May '12 11:43:14 AM by Willbyr
Yeah, the kid with the sex toys is played for laughs because he doesn't realise what they are. He's actually completely UNsexualized to the point of comical innocence.
Reality is that, which when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. -Philip K. DickYeah, we're not looking to cut anything simply for mentioning sex in the same page/panel/whatever where children are present. The "kids don't understand the difference between sex toys and real toys" gag (among other sex-based humor) has been done in South Park, which is fine.
As long as it doesn't seem to be drawn with the intent of people getting off to it, it should be fine (fine to keep a page on, at least.) I can't say for sure before completing my review, though, so take what I'm saying with a grain of salt.
edited 30th May '12 5:51:33 AM by Meeble
Visit my contributor page to assist with the "I Like The Cheeses" project!Well, it's a comic about sex and fetishes, but it's mostly to gently (well, not so gently in some cases) make jokes about them.
I'd keep the page under lock so as to keep it from going into questionable territory, but I think it should stay.
Reminder: Offscreen Villainy does not count towards Complete Monster.I read it. It's around the same level as Oglaf, primarily comedy with use of sex humor. Lock would be fine, it's already ended anyways.
We Are Our Avatars Forever (Now on Discord by invitation, PM)Just because something's over doesn't mean there aren't tropes to be added to it's page.
"So... the time has come for you to meet your demise..."If a lock is determined to be needed, tropes can always be added to it by making a request to a mod.
Visit my contributor page to assist with the "I Like The Cheeses" project!And on the other hand, if the comic is over and the page isn't currently lewd enough to be problematic, there's no reason to conclude it will develop issues without a lock.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking. It doesn't make sense to me to lock something when there's no actual problems happening. (And no reason to expect there to be any, as far as I can tell.)
"So... the time has come for you to meet your demise..."Well, we currently don't have a page, so we can't tell whether its lewd or not.
We do!
— Tagline
Ghastly's Ghastly Comic was an adult webcomic that ran from 2001 to 2006. Inspired by an NSFW Sexy Losers strip, the series is about tentacle monsters living in our world, and the people they interact with. These people include a chibi, a girly guy who speaks broken-Japanese, an attention whore Cosplay Otaku Girl, a Flaky New Age Neo-Pagan, Baby Cthulhu, a Cloudcuckoolander who looks perpetually stoned, a furry, a guy transplanted from a hentai game who has an invisible penis, a guy transplanted from a 1970s Blaxploitation flick, and Drunk and Bitter Jesus.
The series can be found here. This Webcomic is Not Safe for Work, and be careful about the examples.
This work contains examples of:
- A Date With Rosie Palms
- Ambiguous Gender: Shota Versus Loli.
- Aren't You Going to Ravish Me?: The very first strip.
- Art Evolution: Observe.
- Attention Whore: Bunny Boy and Cosplay Girl
- Author Appeal: Lots and lots of futanari.
- "Blind Idiot" Translation: On a dildo made in Japan, the words "Three year warranty" accidentally got translated as "Not recommended for three years and under".
- Brain Bleach: Alan Moore Yaoi. Note: Not Alan Moore characters.
- But You Screw One Goat!
- Cloud Cuckoo Lander: The aptly-named Kwerki.
- Cosplay
- Creator Breakdown: The author's divorce, spending time in a mental hospital, and questioning his sexual identity played some factors in the end of the strip.
- Dead Baby Comedy: More like "Baby Having Tentacle Sex Comedy" though.
- Does This Remind You Of Anything?: This crossover with Tang's Weekly Comic.
- Dropped A Bridget On Him Chick Boy and Freddy.
- Sholi-chan and Lota-chan manage to simultaneously drop Bridgets on themselves.
- Ecchi
- Eldritch Abomination: Fnanp mistakes the tentacle monsters for these.
- Everyone But Glemph Is A Pervert: And Peep, who's so young, he looks at sex toys and thinks they are ninja implements.
- Everyone Is Bi
- Expy: Freddy, of one of the artist's earlier creations, James With Tits.
- Exact Words: The commissioner wanted yaoi featuring Alan Moore's characters, but asked for Alan Moore yaoi. Ghastly provided Alan Moore yaoi.
- Eyes Always Shut: Hammer the barkeep.
- Fangirl
- Filler
- The Fundamentalist: Chick-Boy.
- Furry Fandom: Bunny Boy, a decidedly negative portrayal.
- Genki Girl: Freddy. The girl aspect is debatable. The genki aspect is not.
- Good Angel, Bad Angel
- Gratuitous Japanese: Freddy.
- Groin Attack: Distressingly common.
- Her Code Name Was "Mary Sue": Zipper ninja.
- Hime Cut: Kiki.
- Hypocritical Humor: Glemph defends his cousin's homosexuality... only to flip out on discovering his cousin's boyfriend is human.
- Innocent Inaccurate: Peep.
- Instant Awesome, Just Add Ninja: The Zipper Ninja.
- The Internet Is for Porn
- Its Not Rape If You Enjoyed It: When you have an extreme tentacle rape fetish, it's most likely not actually rape.
- Jack Chick: His tracts are parodied mercilessly. Firstly one of the tentacle monsters uses them for emergency toilet paper. Then later on Freddy makes Doujinshi tracts.
- Jesus Was Drunk And Bitter
- Jive Turkey: Brewster "Da Funk" Bombe.
- Local Hangout (The Spanked Monkey bar)
- Lovecraft Lite: Cthulhu, who is actually a baby, and his parents pawn him off to a babysitter.
- Manic Pixie Dream Girl Freddy again.
- Mars Needs Women
- Meaningful Name: Kwerki.
- Meet Cute: Offscreen: F'ga and Bobby met when F'ga reached through a glory hole to ask for toilet paper because his stall had run out.
- My Species Doth Protest Too Much: Glemph.
- Naughty Tentacles: Probably covers every form of Playing with a Trope with this.
- Older Than They Look: Chibi Sue, who is
3436. - Orphaned Series
- Panty Shot: The rape-gasm is incidental.
- Rape as Comedy
- Rule 34: This comic is loaded with it.
- Running Gag
- The Loins Sleep Tonight: One of the tentacle monsters suffers from his tentacles not working once.
- Shrouded in Myth: Among other exploits, Hammer once rode the range and fought in a Sentai team... always alongside a masturbation-obsessed dip named Clem.
- Spit Take: Done dry in this strip.
- Stupid Sexy Flanders
- Stylistic Suck: The strips drawn by Freddy.
- Take That!: Several aimed at Megatokyo.
- These lead up to a piece of Self-Deprecation: When he compares his vasectomy to a long line of people waiting to kick him in the nuts, Largo and Piro announce they've gone three times.
- Useful Book: Nort finds himself with no toilet paper, and starts yelling blasphemous things until Chick-Boy shows up and flings some tracts into the stall. Punchline "I knew there was a use for these things."
- Yaoi Guys: F'ga and Bobby.
- Yonkoma
From what I've seen of this webcomic, it's definitely not porn. While I can see why the chibi thing could have caused this to get cut previously, they don't seem to be there to pander to pedophiles... instead, they're almost exclusively used as a vehicle to make fun of pedophiles.
Unless there's some really awful explicit chibi sex arc somewhere that I didn't see, this one will get an angel from me.
Visit my contributor page to assist with the "I Like The Cheeses" project!Having read the entire comic you never see a chibi naked let alone in a sex scene.
It's not porn. It does have some very NSFW strips but all in all it's not meant to be titillating but a parody/satire.
Some of the late entries are just erotic art, but it's still mainly wacky comedy.
2 angels for now.
(There's also this...)
edited 8th Jun '12 2:30:10 AM by Catalogue
The words above are to be read as if they are narrated by Morgan Freeman.This has 3 angel votes and a keep disposition.
So the page should be restored and this thread locked as done, right.
Aye, that it should.
This was cut pretty early on, and has been brought up a couple times on the restoration thread, so I'd like to get some more info on it. As I understand it, its NSFW, but not porn.