>>2

I think it’s a story that says, “Perhaps the expressions and their directions are exactly the same (a homage) above and below, but it shouldn’t bother you, right?”

>>6

Don’t try to interpret the gag seriously.

>>2

Are you saying that you want to equate Lara and Roboco entirely, rather than just reference them?

>>51

I like that it feels like a response from Roboco.

Both are sexy, right?

Is the knee nap a rip-off or a homage?

At least make it a robot character!

>>9

(Is it Ao no Hako…?)

Shocking fact

There are many upskirt shots, so it’s a homage.

>>13

The one that Honoo-kun was talking about.

An erotic beautiful girl appears before a gloomy boy!

I think the love-struck dragon that comes over Lala is a fairly clear homage.

Isn’t that Chinatsu Shikano?

>>16

That’s a copy of Roboco that came later…

>>53

This guy is really becoming quite a senior among the serialized works, which is really troublesome.

>>56

The protagonists of the new series seem like they would get angry if they don’t come to greet me with sweets.

>>58

It seems like someone has said, “Isn’t this a copy of Roboco?” about five times.

The only similarity I can find is the shape of the mouth.

Witch Watch is also part of this lineage…

If you turn Doraemon into a lecherous alien, it would definitely become To Love-Ru…

It seems quite difficult to rely to some extent on the receiving side, no matter what.

Even if the person says it’s an homage…

Even though it’s the same material as Doraemon, the seasoning is too different.

If you can also draw cute girls, then make it the main focus…

>>23

There is such a multiverse, but…

Is To LOVE-Ru part of the Doraemon lineage?!

>>25

“If we take a broad meaning like ‘one day suddenly having to coexist with an extraordinary existence,’ then it’s Doraemon.”

If I said I drew the bottom by referencing the top, wouldn’t you think, “What are you talking about?”

Roboco ≒ Nico

There are also mysterious items!

It’s all about Shizuka-chan.

It’s a comedy that happens with a mysterious tool, so it’s part of the Doraemon lineage.

Saying this to Yabuki takes quite a bit of courage.

Well, it’s part of the same Hitotsubashi group, so I guess it’s fine…

Since Muji revolves around something happening with Lara’s tools, I can’t strongly deny that it could be considered part of the Doraemon genre…

To call it an homage, the output destination is a bit too cute.

>>38

Is Robo-girl…?

If you’re going to use that analogy, then use the example of when you were slim.

Roboco, you are in the position of Korosuke, right?

Roboko is reliable in times of need…

>>28

In other words, taking one character each from Doraemon and Ram-chan, it’s Ra Ra…?!

>>44

Stop making it look like a received accident.

Roboko is too cute, and that’s the problem.

As expected, I think Roboco is stealing too much from Trouble and Ao’s boxes.

>>47

Certainly.

No matter how attractive the robot girl is, that seems a bit too blatant, doesn’t it?

>>49

Roboco-chan is…

If I don’t ease up, Bond will get too nervous and die.

Kyaa!! Rito-san’s perverted!!

As expected, there’s no one who would complain about it being a copy, so it’s a good decision.

But Roboco has a completely different backstory from Lara, as she was active in war zones in the past.

It’s more like the golden Yami…

There might be a chance if it’s in energy-saving mode, but in that case, Mom will sense the darkness and try her best to stop it…

In the case of Roboco, it feels like if you copy it, it just stops at being a gag.

It’s not that you’ll get in trouble if you mess up; it’s just that examples of being completely out of line are rare.

Is there an original source for Roboko!? No way, is the paperback cover based on something too…?

I like when you regularly do parodies unrelated to Jump.

I hope it continues as long as Kochikame.

Plagiarism is something that becomes problematic if exposed.

A homage is something that is troublesome if it goes unnoticed.

I was taught that.

The thread image is quite similar, if not exactly alike.

It’s black and white.