you got me there

Had me in the first half not gonna lie

Ngl, it'd be pretty dope to see something like a fan comic where there's your typical shy japanese high-school student with black hair in braids, and then suddenly finds a bunny mask, which changes her hair to white & blue and lets her become Usada Pekora, causing chaos and destruction in her path with a mischievous laugh all the way while hopping like a rabbit to superhuman heights, all while chanting PEKO PEKO.

Who turns into a comedic, mischievous, *computer animated* anti-hero *who abides by the logic of old Tex Avery cartoons* and watches _The Mask._

@@MrSuperstargamer maybe lose the bit about the black braids. That's treading dangerous ground.

Good GOD, Tokyo would be CHAOS.

I REJECT MY HUMANITY PEKO~

her avatar is basically her mask.

Artists everywhere : write that down! *write that down!*

Bro, IMAGINE

Yess and in the comics he has a girlfriend and treats her like shit, and i think shee kills him at the end (?)

@@DestroyIhosh She sure did. While wearing the mask herself. Kinda ironic, really.

Holy shit that's edgy but radical. Ya got any website where I can read this?

Was the MASK a DC character or sort ?

@@hybridAbsol No. The Mask is distributed by Dark Horse.

Usada power

That's what the mask is. That's what the point of the mask is.

@@user-fg9oy3uo3h I was just... Ah nevermind.

@@user-fg9oy3uo3h Calliope watched The Evil Dead trilogy. She does seem like a horror movie fan with a sense of humor.

@@Milkthrow but the fact is... I've been skipping out on all of my classes

Bow ow wow wow Wait minute I knew you from grad school.

I think the second arc (I guess? I'm not a comic book guy) with the collage kids is closer to the movie version of the mask imo

lol yeah in the comics there were certainly a lot less luring the cops into a song and dance number and a lot more murdering every single one with a flamethrower while laughing

how violent it was?

@@lelzech I've never read the comic, but have seen some of it. Imagine having a stop sign shoved into your mouth and your entire head becomes that. Not the most violent, but still.

I think there's a really good argument for a darker, grittier reboot.

That and Yu Gi Oh

@Fig Figael toon physics²

Have you ever heard about "Reality Warpers"? Reality Warpers are beings who can change reality however they please. Most powerful Reality Warpers are those who use Toon Force. Toon Force is reality warping powers based on cartoon logic. So far everyone agrees that the current most powerful Toon Force user is Bugs Bunny.

Thats why Slapstick was one of powerful character for me

cartoon characters are immortals and cango into slaughterfest without blood and get out alive with at least some bandages and bruises only

And she chose the wackiest, most cartoony and absurd representation to go with, all while she herself, the actual animated character, acted uncharacteristically down-to-earth and relatable. My theory that all HoloPro streams take place in an alternate universe grows ever more robust.

Marine talked about "Yes Man" before and she was moved by it. And that moment was already clipped and subbed by ShabbySubz.

@@dasssad Which video? I can't find it ShabbySubz's channel.

As far as Jim Carrey movies go, Me, Myself and Irene is my fave, followed by The Cable Guy.

I'm into Ace Ventura.

there's a lot of funny movie with jim carrey i really like, but i like his serious movie eternal sunshine of the spotless mind.

Basically, if you can make you winning the fight more funny/entertaining than losing the fight, I feel like you'd win. Or at least like, get awarded for playing along lol.

Would he be hurt by the toon killer liquid from Who Framed Roger rabbit?

The toon killer liquid is basically paint thinner and other solvents. Makes their ink run.

@@MrCantStopTheRobot ...or to put it bluntly: Makes Toons desintegrate with power on par to acid

@@TheDendran sure, but the conceit of it is that it's targetted against inks, markers, paints. We have organic compounds, toons have theirs.

Bruh that’s WAY too much power She’d be even more powerful than Rat/Bae

When Peko is involved, aren't those two the same thing?

There will be the world largest Gender reveal party.

@@shinodamasaru7945 With less gender revealing, and more boom

I think she would turn the whole planet into minecraft and people into joseph.

Jim Carrey is super funny... he is the american Sugita Tomokazu

No just dont.....im having bad toughts of that image

I wonder if someone can draw pekora with mask on Lol

You're probably more likely to find a Pekora mask at this point.

Lol I just imagine pekora with Green face and came rushing like a tornado 🌪️

Pekora, an admittedly introverted-IRL Vtuber, watching _The Mask_ has layers

Korone has had the same reaction.

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@@andrewlance3898 which was also incredible

@@andrewlance3898 Roger Rabbit came out 5 years earlier ... the 'pedia tells me The Mask lost to Forrest Gump, which had extraordinary special effects in sort of the opposite direction (super realistic instead of super cartoony).

This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. Watched it many times on video!

She likes Yes Man too

@Stella Hoenheim She's definetely watching with subs

Jim Carrey is the GOAT

Maybe she already knew the joke but played a straight poker face about it, meaning she wasn't showing any reaction at all.

The mask basically amplifies the personality, it has a bunch of different forms in the comics

@@haxx64 I've seen this movie a few times and I didn't realize that

imagine one *anime powered green haired pekora*

@@makinah4182 She would cause outright CHAOS. Probably more so than Hakos.

It’s all thanks to the artifact, The Mask is imbued with the powers of Loki the God of Mischief (movie canon excluding the sequel of course), Loki was known for being a shapeshifter, a reality warper and loved to cause a lot of turmoil with his abilities. In first movie it’s implied that Odin banished him into the mask as punishment, the comics is pretty much different since the abilities are derived from voodoo. Honestly the film’s explanation is more believable than voodoo cause voodoo wouldn’t give you the abilities of cartoon logic and such. Oh I forgot to mention that there’s a deleted scene that is shown in the DVD and comic adaptation, the scene in question is that the Viking, Leif Erikson and a crew of men come to a island (which would be Edge City centuries later) and bury the mask and a witch places a spell of sorts for whoever finds this artifact. It was the original opening for the film was cut for time.

Commando has been referenced in Touhou MMD animations several times.

The Mask is still viewed as a classic movie and still talked about in the US. It's considered one of Jim's best rolls

I talk about it all the time lol. It was a bit hit in Latin America too. When I went to Punta Cana they still had a bunch of The Mask tribute stuff around and old cutouts.

The Mask and other comedies of Jim Carey's from the 90s were pop culture hits, but not considered his best roles. I think Eternal Sunshine is considered one of his best roles. Not everyone loves his comedy style, but he always gets praise when he does serious roles. A lot of comedians are in that boat these days.

@@Ole_Rasmussen The Arnold Schwarzenegger film?

Same. Also liked watching the cartoon too.

same. I was like 8 or 9 when it came out. i can't remember if i saw it in theater. It's possible

They sure does (flashbacks to the Ina Kiara watchalong months ago)

Native spanish speaker here, as i like to say: que difícil es hablar el español

@@inquisidor1ñ speaker here too, porque todo lo que dices tiene otra definición

I don't even know what pig latin is. But from the sounds of it it's some kind of twist n jumble on normal words to make them sound like nonsense, but is actually easy to decifer if you know the rules. Swedish has a similar thing in "bandit speech" (rövarspråk) which i think comes from a book about a kid detective.

@@volbla Yah. The rules are very simple, but it adds just enough extra complexity to the words to make it hard to understand if you aren't at a native level of fluency.

I can't even understand pig Latin and I'm an English speaking native lmao

I see you, Adachi. You can’t hide from me. (Btw Izanami wants her stand back.)

yeah this was like around the time where everyone was going super dark and edgy for tall their stuff. spawn became really popular, the punisher and tribal tattoos. slipknot and limp bizkit. ahh the late 90s early 20000s

That explains how she got into Toudai.

Specifically the version of Milo from _Son of The Mask._

That would be fun

This looks like a job for TooManySnacks!

Who would her equivalent to Elmer Fudd?

@@Dragoon1809 Rushia would be Elmer Fudd, and Marine would be Daffy Duck.

They're not being sent to the Underworld-they're just getting yoshi-yoshi-ed by Wamy.

She said or rather implied at the very start that she watched this before but she forgot what happened in the movie.

Toon force is just too much for any other media to handle in terms of being able to even put a scratch on em.

She didn’t react to it at all. My goodness, even 14 y/o girls in my country would know what that is. This hikikomori rabbit surely know nothing about this kind of thing. Lol

@@VeryNormalGuy9 nah she definitely know what it is she just pretended to not know 😂

@@Jl_0516 Or she just missed it cause she weren’t familiar with condom in that state and thought it was a used balloon instead. After all, she didn’t even blink when she saw that used condom, but she cry out “filthy” instantly when The Mask licked balloon in few seconds later.

eye*...... lol XD

Classic japanese movies? I honestly can't think of any that are truly worldwide mainstream, except maybe Spirited Away 🤔 Most of their classics are only really big with film buffs, no?

If I recall correctly, it was a absolutely nothing like the film. While the film got a little dark, it leaned into the comedic genius that is Jim Carrey. The comics are on a whole other level of messed up.

@@stephenvarholy3755 The movie takes some parts of the comic like the scenes with the mechanics and the scene with the punks in the alleyway but makes them WAAAAAAAY tamer than what's originally shown in the comic To put it in perspective, If the movie's Ipkiss is the equivalent to the Joker from the Adam West Batman show then the comic Ipkiss would be the equivalent to the Joker from The Killing Joke

I've never read the comic...but if you're interested in western comics, I would recommend "Monstress" too. It's still in progress, and it's absolutely amazing. As for good stuff that's been completed, I would also recommend "The Sandman". They are doing a netflix series adaptation that I'm looking forward to. It's going to be so good.

actually Monstress has a Japanese artist, so it looks like a manga, but with color...ya know, since its a western comic with an English author and Japanese artist.