It's just because he has a small character model with a rump that is often towards the camera due to his wall-climb and jet dash animations. The low camera for him can also be glitched into the terrain to zoom in on his rump.

"Pocket Healer" is an old derogatory gaming term for a healer who primarily heals one person; it conveniently ignores the context, which is that person usually taking the most damage and needing the most healing. The term gets used literally whenever a support character is small in comparison to the rest of the cast.

Good to know, and I appreciate the detailed answer a bunch. Guess had I the PC power, I'd have been on Marvel Rivals enough to have noticed. Since he'd have clearly been my primary character, next to a certain awesome shark. Yes, I'm quite predictable. xD;

I never heard that phrase before, and I usually did play medic-dependent classes in games. Heavy on Team Fortress 2, Hunter on WoW when I wasn't messing around with Warrior, and RuneScape I usually run solo. Only exception was WildStar, but my Chua was a combat oriented Medic and used AOE's to rain chaos. I miss that combat engine, such unique aiming mechanisms...

I tend to over-explain. ^^'

I do the same, quite frequently. xD;

When was the last time?

Depends on what you're interested in hearing about in general. I explained the origin of that whole Rocket Raccoon and Venom combination. From an issue where their original host was wounded, but aboard the 'Milano' with all the Guardian's. Except the symbiote was restless, went rogue, and started merging with the other heroes.

Rocket's transformation provided unlimited munitions in his gooey weaponry, and only lasted a couple panels. Except warranted merchandise, regardless, such as a Funko Pop being sold. Seems nobody remembers him having his 'wish' granted in the 'Black Mirror' series of comics. Basically, a supernatural mirror which gave people their upmost desires. He briefly became, in canon, an ultra-muscular and beefed-up version of themselves.

Does this also count, ironically enough? XD

I was expecting this kind of answer, so yes~.

Did my best to remember the details, mind you, been quite a while. x3

More details!

I have theories as to why Rocket is drawn in so many 'wedgie' scenarios. One comic when the Guardians were stranded on Earth, named 'Grounded' came to mind. Rocket was kicked out of a strip-club for being handsy, and was later tracked down by Kraven the Hunter. During the chase, Rocket dressed a normal raccoon in his bodysuit and placed them inside a dumpster. Just as a distraction.

He spent the rest of the comic in his tight and white underwear, avoiding Kraven as best possible. Even passed out on a boat heading towards the 'Statue of Liberty' where people took photos with him, unconscious, and snipped fur from his tail as souvenirs. Not an important detail, obviously, but was humorous to read and see professionally drawn in a comic. -Snerk-

So, him wearing the 'tightie-whites' and complaining Earth sold no 'decent' and comfortable bodysuits? I assumed that inspired some of the 'wedgie' drawings which later became quite common with the heroic raccoon. Unless I legit missed something else in the canon, or maybe this comic is a coincidence with the fandom. xD

See? I told you, it's too automatic with me. -o- ~

There are addiction hotlines, sushi tushy.

Oh God, that nickname might stick. XD

A sushi tushy does tend to end up sticky...

Teasing aside, I'm constantly devising bad nicknames~.

Not entirely untrue in my experience. >3> ~

I'm surprised I haven't heard that one before. x3