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How long has this thread been here? I picked up on Cucumber Quest back when one of the Mock Threads went through a "let's link webcomics that aren't terrible" phase about a month or two back, along with Paranatural and String Theory (though I'd read String Theory before). I still follow all three, but Cucumber Quest is the only one which has earned a bookmark. It's just SO CHARMING. I love it to bits, I love the humor, the attitude, I love how you can read it straight or turn it into a complete sendup with the artist's comments. I never picked up on the Paper Mario inspiration before, but I'm not really sure how--and it just makes me love it all the more.
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chiefnewo posted:For me characters like that who constantly get away with pulling poo poo like that just irritate me. Yeah, at this point Cosmo is just really annoying me. Which is good, I think! Some characters should be like that.
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Mar 14, 2013 07:08
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TwoPair posted:Clearly Cucumber's real place among the team isn't "wizard" but "person with actual critical thinking skills". See also: "wizard". Or, well, usually that's the cleric's role. Mostly because it's the cleric's job NOT to run in guns blazing so they can pick up the pieces of the rest of the party who do.
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Jan 5, 2014 07:38
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Blackheart posted:Cucumber: use LV2 Sleuth Diplomacy. So, wait, the next page is going to be Cucumber tommygunning the heck out of him?
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Jan 17, 2014 03:00
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Coach Sport posted:I'm guessing this page has something to do with Mutemaster: http://cucumber.gigidigi.com/cq/page-362/ They're both inversions of Melody. Raw noise is the opposite of a beautifully composed melody--but so is dead silence.
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The piano is one of the most astonishing instruments humanity has ever produced. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpuROwy_8mg Chopin's "Revolutionary Etude Op 12. No. 10", which I recently rediscovered after watching the Catherine LP. One of the most Polish pieces ever written, swinging wildly between piano and forte. Mostly forte though.
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