This comic has devolved into a series of semi-inapropriate jokes and gags.
I still follow it online but it is a bit sad to see how not a single page can survive without a "ZOMG, you touched my assets, let me blush like a ripe tomatoe!"-moment.

HeroicOnes said:
This comic has devolved into a series of semi-inapropriate jokes and gags.
I still follow it online but it is a bit sad to see how not a single page can survive without a "ZOMG, you touched my assets, let me blush like a ripe tomatoe!"-moment.

It's much more of a "OMG, I fell asleep on you!?" issue than where she's touching her...

SomeInternetGuy said:
It's much more of a "OMG, I fell asleep on you!?" issue than where she's touching her...

Same difference, really. My point is that this comic could be pretty good if it weren't for pointless innuendos like this forced into 99% of the pages.
Then again, it wouldn't be making over 4000$ a month if it weren't for that.

HeroicOnes said:
Same difference, really. My point is that this comic could be pretty good if it weren't for pointless innuendos like this forced into 99% of the pages.
Then again, it wouldn't be making over 4000$ a month if it weren't for that.

It's always been chock full of fanservice because it was inspired by anime and manga, which are also chock full of fanservice.

Every1DrinkBeer said:
It's always been chock full of fanservice because it was inspired by anime and manga, which are also chock full of fanservice.

That's a pretty narrow view of anime and manga, and not really an explanation, either.

Twokinds, on the other hand, has always been all for lewd comedy right from the start. It didn't "devolve", that's where it's always been at. I think it has its place in its own niche; for its genre Twokinds has plenty of character depth and serious plot to balance out the fanservice and silliness. If you're not into it, that's fine, but don't try to insist that it used to be somehow different.