Reiwa no Dara-san - Vol. 7 Ch. 56

[Viper4lyfe]

a python from Southeast Asia.

Unfortunately they can be found in my neck of the woods South Florida too.

 

[nomadicengi]

Unfortunately they can be found in my neck of the woods South Florida too.

I remember reading somewhere that those are invasive species because someone who was keeping them as pets released them to wild. I don't if it was intentional or it was an accident.

 

[Viper4lyfe]

I remember reading somewhere that those are invasive species because someone who was keeping them as pets released them to wild. I don't if it was intentional or it was an accident.

both intentional and hurricane damaging one of the enclosures or whatever and they pretty much escaped out into the wild. Similar to our iguana infestation too

 

[3therflux]

It's like GoT with the incest, instead of madness we have giant knockers

Oddly enough. If they start parodying GoT, I wouldn't bat an eye. LMAO.

Page 10 is literally "Nooooo not Black Leaf, nooooo".

I mean, it's a small town, and we're talking centuries worth of living together without much new blood.

I get that. But now I'm imaging how hilarious it'd be if Kaoru's dad also has some nefarious connection the town's legacy.

Or having everyone else but him have one. Just some guy. He is entirely powered by his foreigner buff.

 

[BCS]

Caves & Goblins ended at 3.5th edition

 

[TheGrandCamarilla]

There is something oddly cathartic realising that Jurota's blood runs through almost everyone in the story. How blood is only as thick as you make it out to be, and family comes in all shapes and sizes. At the same time, I think there's something even more curious about the dichotomy of the two main 'antagonists' of the story. Yasaka/Madara-Hebi is a serpent who's bestial nature belies a starkly humane side, while Tsubaki is a mere human who's soul probably is closer to that of a heartless yokai. It's interesting, to say the least.

 

[asteconn]

Our snake here just letting his pride deflate like a farting balloon