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Nanase Craft - 14 - HD (Patreon)

Published:
2018-11-15 00:30:38
Edited:
2018-11-15 02:06:56
Imported:
2021-02

Content

AAAAA ONE FOOT OUT THE DOOR NO TIME TO BE CLEVER AAAAA

(Enjoy! I hope o_o)

EDIT: The color blindness is something I came up with for the puzzle, and not anything to do with her being a gecko.

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Changer

Maybe she needs to use her tongue to grab the switch?

Matt R

Nanase is Gex in Gex the movie!

McZed

AAAA IT'S GOOD GO GO GO

John Trauger

Nanase is transformed, shedding hugely enlarged water molecules... Fortunately for Nanase, her untransformed primate assistant with color vision is there to assist.

coredumperror

Noooo! Nanase's awesome breasts have vanished! You will be missed, breasts.

Adama

She looks like she might be able to just jump straight up and grab the switch. If she has good jump aim.

Anonymous

Um, geckos have color vision. In low light it's better than in humans.

The Sunroses

is this a joke about how the comic isn't in color

Anonymous

I really like Nanase's form here. In particular I like how the form manages to look feminine wile having a flat chest.

Emtu

Five toes on a digitigrade foot looks weird.

Viktor

I am really liking this form. Manages to look lizardlike while dodging a lot of the stuff that usually bugs me about humanoid lizards.

ZekeStaright

If only this comic were colored

Dragon Writer Luc
>>17171841

See <a href="https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/File:758Salazzle.png" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Salazzle</a>

Magicat

Bowling? Twister? Dan's just looking around his game shelf for temple puzzle ideas.

Kevin Wright

Gecko-Nanase looks so cute!

Stephen Gilberg

If only she could meet Gracemander now.

Anonymous
>>17170807

Well, they are called mammaries. If reptiles had them they would be reptilaries. But they don't, so they aren't.

egscomics
>>17171540

It sort of is, but I don't think I thought of it in that order. I initially thought there'd be a pattern, and dreaded having to draw it. Then I thought of the color blindness thing, and then it was only after dreading the pattern drawing again that I realized "wait a minute..."

Anonymous

At least she can save a lot on her car insurance!

Selth Blackwings

that's not how color blindness works

egscomics
>>17181579

The idea that everything would suddenly become greyscale isn't realistic, but the idea that she couldn't see the pattern is most definitely possible. One would just have to select two colors that, when seen through that color blindness filter, look identical. This is admittedly easier with just pure greyscale, but not impossible with other types of color blindness.

Anonymous

Heeey, logical anthro reptile anatomy~

Dragon Writer Luc
>>17181579

There is actually a type of colorblindness that makes everything greyscale. It's called <a href="https://www.colour-blindness.com/variations/total/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">monochromacy</a>.