DUMB
It's set in Feudal Japan, apparently. That's about all that's required for Notable Historical Webcomics.
Anyone looking for a serious study of feudal Japan would probably be dissuaded by the rest of the description.
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Lost in Space
The Notable Webcomics indices are Artifact Titles. Notability is not and never has been required. Anyway, this comic sounds like it belongs more under Notable Embellished Webcomics.
edited 28th Sep '10 1:08:10 PM by Fighteer
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"
DUMB
I thought that it was to poke fun at Wikipedia's webcomic notability fiasco.
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Lost in Space
Yes, it's also an in-joke against That Other Wiki.
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"
That Young Knockout Kid
Historical Fiction allows for very broad liberties to be taken with the facts. Anyone looking to any piece of Historical Fiction looking for accuracy is probably going to be disappointed.
(Also, I'm flabbergasted that there someone could take the "notable" in the "Notable X" indices seriously. Have you even read the front page, man?)
We claim the land for the highlord, God bless the land and the hiiighlooord!
On this wiki notability extends as far as, "Hey, I think I remember that!"
Creed of the Happy Pessimist:Always expect the worst. Then, when it happens, it was only what you expected. All else is a happy surprise.
Dragon Writer
If the Artifact Title is obviously misleading, why are we keeping it again?
An Ear Worm is like a Rickroll: It is never going to give you up.
The notable thing was just being tonge in cheek about it. The historical is a bit of a concern since Blade Bunny is a parody comic. Right now it is parodying the Feudal Japan setting but later it is going to jump generas and do a kind of matrix parody.
I just noticed that my comic Blade Bunny is listed under "Notable Historical Webcomics". I will jump over the part where there is a ninja bunny girl and past the glass roof and just point out that she is fighting a robot. Unless history is way different than what I have been been taught in school I think this may be a misclassification of the comic.
I also have problems with call Blade Bunny notable because, frankly, it's about a ninja bunny girl.
Any chance it could be moved to a more related topic. Is there a "Bunch of random silliness haphazardly strung together webcomics" category?
Seriously though. People are going to be confused if they go to blade bunny looking for historical accuracy.