I told Wally to jump and he actually did it.
Absolute madman.
Did the rabbit die?
Wait if they are in the past, doesn't that make them the Ground Zero, the source of of the infection that contaminated all the people in the world and turned them into monsters/animal?
Each of them are carrier of the disease, aren't they?
>>78579544
The mouse is out pouting somewhere in the sea of dittos.
>>78579531
im pretty sure that holly would have thrown a tantrum, and started arguing if she was on kirbee's place...
>>78579567
they are not, it's a ditto construct
>>78579587
I don't think so. everytime they needed to run, they ran, Holy hasn't hold back in the face of direct danger.
She just didn't want to abandon the brain, that's it.
>>78579531
>they jump
>they continuously fall for the remainder of their lives
>>78579567
This is just ditto doings, pretty sure their presence has no effect on anything here
also kirbee in the last panel, she either trusts wally too much or she doesn't care to die as long as she does next to her man...
>>78579603
>She just didn't want to abandon the brain
>abandon the brain at the first sight of mutts
>>78579531
Kirbee, no, Chic closes his eyes not you. What if Wally needs you to be alert during this free fall?
>>78579678
well... shit
>>78579531
And then, everyone died.
The end!
>>78579691
You used that controversially named upscaler, didn't you?
>>78579531
Heh. The clock marks midnight.
And I like how Wally's tail rarely gets that fluffy.
>>78580780
it always gets all fluffy when he's in danger...
>>78580817
He is always in danger but then there is Ohshitshitshit danger or anger.
Curse you Space-Time!
>>78579531
Wally will summon the dittos to break their fall, then make them invisible so they can scout around.
this is gonna be a long ass weekend
>>78580817
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>>78580780
It's always fluffy. When was the last time it wasn't?
>>78583346
compare his tail in panels 3 and 4 of this update
>>78583414
Yeah, why did it go down? Maybe he thought for a second they might not all die.
Then it passed.
