Does Not Illustrate: Monster Of The Week

As an episode relying on serialization, a single instance of a monster attacking somebody doesn't illustrate that this plot happens every week.

I think a collage is the best course of action, so here's something I whipped up for The Powerpuff Girls. I have other options for the monsters - a lot of them had to be resized, so I get if the quality's a bit off.

I think the suggestion works, but it would help if broadcast dates for those episodes were added into the panels.

Not keen on the suggestion for its just a pic of random monsters without exhibiting the trope. If there were episode numbers included, it would likely work.

Suggestion from Wakfu.

. The hero's onscreen, so we can tell it illustrates Monster of the Week better, and we know it comes from the same work.

Edited by callmeamuffin on Jan 8th 2021 at 6:51:26 AM

I also like that it's literally the same frame each time but with a different monster.

for the reasons the above two have already touched on.

4, although I'd prefer some spacing between the panels.

4

For some reason I find it hilarious that the hero looks identical on the four shots.

Agreed, that helps it even more. That’s plenty of consensus for 4; caption?

Something like "Demons and robots and treants, oh my!" (I'm not familiar with the show but at least one of them looks like a robot.)

It's similar to the image for Mission-Pack Sequel in that regards.

4's finally in and tagged.

Old pic:

I think we all are happy with that caption.

Edited by callmeamuffin on Jan 9th 2021 at 3:44:09 AM

I can support that caption.

That works. It's added and tagged; locking up.