0400 – Comic #400 Super Special!! …Oh, wait, nevermind Posted on October 26, 2009 by Robert L. Lynch « First Post ‹ Previous Post Next Post › Last Post » — Sorry, the story is too important to waste today’s comic on #400 filler. Also, sorry for the lack of a midnight update; it slipped my mind to pre-post it this weekend. No biggie, it’s still Monday.
ahhh, a plasma fusion coupling. a common household item in todays world. but it’ll be hard to find one in the 80’s.
Hey, the Epoch never had any problems after sitting in the same place for 2000 years or something like that… Why would it now? …Well, I suppose they DID crash it into Lavos… that could do it…
@ Nokareon; Crashing it into Lavos destroyed it in the game though, and it was left in 1999(/2999)… Also, completing all the side-story quests at the end had the group facing Lavos after they beat Zeal at the Black Omen…
Remember fellow time travelers to change your plasma fusion coupling every 3000 years of time travelling.
It’s actually the inside of an old broken PC gamepad, with the front plate of an old broken PC speaker on top.
Oh, dear!
What could possibly be in store for our heroes?
Don’t worry, I’m sure everyone would rather have the story than a #400 comic anyways.
ahhh, a plasma fusion coupling. a common household item in todays world. but it’ll be hard to find one in the 80’s.
what a hell of a time to have a problem like that
Hey, the Epoch never had any problems after sitting in the same place for 2000 years or something like that… Why would it now?
…Well, I suppose they DID crash it into Lavos… that could do it…
This is a classic time travel delay, but at least they can produce there 1.21 gigawatts
@ Nokareon;
Crashing it into Lavos destroyed it in the game though, and it was left in 1999(/2999)…
Also, completing all the side-story quests at the end had the group facing Lavos after they beat Zeal at the Black Omen…
Remember fellow time travelers to change your plasma fusion coupling every 3000 years of time travelling.
That looks like the inside of a SNES to me…
It’s actually the inside of an old broken PC gamepad, with the front plate of an old broken PC speaker on top.