>>1

I also reread it before, and the atmosphere has been consistently good.

Amazing

Are you getting power from the TV?

>>3

Are you getting power from the PC?

It’s easy to read because the tempo is good.

>>8

Since Turbo-kun can make it, you can make it too, right?

Tokumaki, you’re sweating too much, aren’t you?

The serious face is super handsome.

The atmosphere of Yotsuba.

It gets deformed right after the cute phase.

Using photos and hot water as materials to manifest things is like magic.

There is no blueprint, after all.

He has a bit of a cobra-like charm to him.

Did we have a kotatsu?

Even a genius like this doesn’t understand women’s genitals.

>>20

At that time, it was illegal to even possess an unedited erotic book in the country…

Hiroshi Hongou said, “I can’t do Jump anymore.”

A manga that made me think.

I love the early stages before the series became more polished, where it was depicted in a girlish manner.

Even just taking this one scene, it’s amazing how much cost went into animating the kotatsu…

The creators back then must have been really shocked when something like this suddenly appeared.

Yoshiyuki Tomino also said that he is incredibly jealous and that it seems like something he can’t do.

Mr. Toriyama’s backgrounds are minimal, but he sure loves to draw small objects, doesn’t he?

The way you apply makeup under the glasses is amazing!

The line of the cheek from a diagonal behind is amazing too.

Television…? Stove…?

I wonder why Senbei-san, who isn’t a lolicon, made a girl-shaped robot.

>>34

Wasn’t there a setting that said if you skimp on parts, they’ll get smaller?

>>36

At the point of episode 1, they are quite tall.

As the conversation progresses, it keeps getting shorter.

>>34

It might be because it was easy to make.

It might be because I didn’t want to make a penis…

>>37

Mashirow looks like a homo!

>>39

The reason I couldn’t move to Tokyo was because I was scared that my editor was gay.

Even though I drew a kotatsu, I omitted the background—was it simply because I wanted to draw the kotatsu?

This is CV Kenji Utsumi.

When Arale-chan grows up, she’ll become a bear, right?

It looks similar.

I was surprised that Arale-chan’s nipple was quite visible.

>>41

At that time, there weren’t people who got excited by children’s nudity…

>>42

That’s the middle punchline, just so you know!

This person can create a time stop device and a time travel device, so it is undoubtedly true that they have established technology to define and interfere with time.

Is the thread image the Chibi-Deka ray gun?

It’s amazing that this TV doesn’t have a power supply cable.

A kettle boiling television is a genius idea.

>>51

I’m moved by the incredible sci-fi vibe, but I’m a little scared that if it boils over, it could lead to something terrible…

>>53

It’s okay because it’s a gag manga.

Maybe it was in the early days.

The kettle is too unstable and it’s scary.

Do you know how to make a baby?

The idea of a robot being a glasses-wearing kid is amazing.

I’m going on TV, but the city is scary. While I attract attention in a strange outfit, I’m building a remote-controlled android that doesn’t get noticed as a robot, and the speed and skill of the technology are just ridiculous…

A bloomers are just geniuses in different fields, aren’t they?

In terms of programming, there’s been a setting where Pilaf is portrayed as a genius, even more so than Bulma.

Dr. Gero said that the Dragon Ball radar is inferior in both accuracy and size.

When it comes to android creation, they are definitely above Bulma.

I think Robovitamin A is quite an invention on its own.

It says that fuel to operate a robot of Arale-chan’s level can be made almost for free from seawater.

I’ve never read a manga, but the art is really amazing, as expected.

Arale is just too cute…

When I first read the story, I thought Akira Toriyama might be a dangerous lolicon…?

The reason Turbo-kun has superpowers is

While Senbei-san was peeping, Turbo-kun got into an accident with an alien.

A terrible reason that aliens brought back to life for the sake of concealment.

The early version of Arale-chan can be viewed that way, can’t it?

I wanted to make a maid, but didn’t it turn out kind of strange?

It’s unbelievable that it has the flaw of being nearsighted even though it’s a robot.

In the episode where Arale-chan is fussing about not having something.

The reason that Senbei-san mentioned was unclear because even when reading adult books, that part is erased.

The fact that they can create a time machine at almost no cost is more amazing than Bulma.

If there was even a little bit of business sense, I think we would have acquired more financial power than Capsule Corporation.

It’s amazing that such a high-powered, self-aware, and highly intelligent android has been created without any organization’s backing.

What is a slump?

If I hadn’t been crushed by jumping, I might have been able to leisurely draw things like this forever.

Senbei-san has made a time stop device twice after all.

The first time ended with everyone, including myself, coming to a stop.

In the second time, I was the only one who could move, but I overused it and ended up aging myself.

The idea of robots wearing glasses to deal with poor eyesight is simply genius.

>>78

On the other hand, Russia seems to have a flexibility similar to that of a pencil.

If it were serialized now, it seems like there would be a lot of readers who think that Senbei-san and Arale-chan would normally get together!

I love this relaxed atmosphere.

A pig that seems to be there as a matter of course.

The atmosphere when I first went to school has the most beautiful girl vibe.

The Dragon Radar, well, even just looking at that, you probably won’t understand its purpose very well.

>>84

It’s because of alien technology…

The Bulma family is ridiculously extraordinary.