Useless Ponko - Vol. 2 Ch. 10 - Chirp Chirp Ponko

[branch]

Wew. Pluto eat your heart out. Can't help but tear up a little to see how manga as an industry has grown and is no longer "seinen" like it was with Pluto. This is how you write naturally flowing dialogue. Now we can finally all stop pretending to like old manga.

 

[GravityTaxes]

This chapter was an emotional roller-coaster.

 

[PSRTExperience]

So I guess robots do dream of electric chicken.

 

[Betony]

Nooooo F

 

[Kaiser92]

brutal chap
RIP

 

[G-P]

Heh.
https://mangadex.org/title/8803/touhou-rumia-vs-yuka-doujinshi

 

[AmoiCunPerghh]

is this a blade runner reference

 

[Redwaterflowing]

What is it with robot maids and baby chickens?

 

[Swagner]

 

[PersonaJXT]

That baby chicken dying gets to me.

I had a little chick as a kid. A rat came killed it. Didn't see it since my grandma didn't want me to, but apparently the little thing fought to the death and took the rat out with it.

I hate rats with a passion to this day. Fuck rats.

 

[nightwatch25]

 

[Ekfreet]

The brain isn't really that different from a machine. Technology isn't formed with just cold steel and plastic, organic matter works too.

What people say that makes us 'human' isn't much more than the result of 300k years of careful genetic evolution.

 

[caitsith]

Do Androids Dream of Piyo Piyo Piyo?

 

[enigmator]

ponko staring down at the grave with her fixed smile.

i like it.

 

[ninjakai03]

F

 

[Ahodegozaimasuru]

Why are we still here... Just to suffer

 

[wickerbottom]

F

 

[bi7r]

damn

 

[Zizhou]

"Androids Dream of Electric Peeps"

 

[Doodads]

@Ekfreet the biggest difference between our brains and a computer program (apart from any hypothetical spiritual component), is how archaically our brains are made. Seriously, if the inner workings of your brain were a computer program written by some computer science uni student, they'd probably get an E for it. Sure, it works great (most of the time), but if no one can understand how it works except you because of how terribly formatted and confusing it is to read the code, you've failed as a programmer.