so many bunnies <3

Good for Rinko. Though I feel bad for her opponent who didn't take her loss so well.

Cutie!!!

that you falco? what bet against fox did you loose?

loose? id say he won geting to watch cute girls wrestle XD

Good page.

Ah-ahhhhh! Savior of the universe!

Awww.. poor mouse girl. It's all an act, but she looks very convincing. I'm sure she'll get her next time.

Did they say that Combagal matches are staged?

Yeah, Dai kind of confirmed some many chapters back that much of the fights are scripted. Like pro wrestling.

Sorry I forgot.

I don't exactly remember where it was confirmed, but I kind of remember Dai mentioning that much of the fight follows a script.

To a certain point...Lot of fights seem very very convincing, and the first fight we saw in the comic seemed ...true...Honestly i think Dai is on purpose keeping thing blurred so far.

Nothing wrong with that if he wants to keep things a mystery. But of course as pro wrestlers their jobs are making the fights look convincing.

Yeah...but then...don't know. Sometimes this comic made me think is trying to put the same feet in two shoes.
(Plus i'm more a mma fan that pro wrestling fan, of pro wrestling i know very little)

Just watch GLOW on netflix. You'll understand everything you need to know about pro wrestling. Or at least the basics. Think of it like if a superhero storyline took place entirely in a roped off ring. that's pretty much what it is.

I understand that! I just....look for me my first experience of wrestling was the gritty insane tiger mask anime of the seventies, aired in Italy in the eighties, where everything was played bloody straight with one episode seeing tigermask being crucified on a metal wire ring at 20 ft tall height by spider themed evil wrestler. So my perception of it had been forever warped(that and replying the various match on hard concrete and marble ground with my friend. Nothign like beign supplexed into gravel make some childhood friendship bond

Well if you mean Muko vs the Biker Chick, that was a non performance iirc. And even staged, Pro Wrestling moves deliver some hard knocks and injuries, even done right.

Muko vs the Biker was a street fight, that's excluded from anything happening in the ring. And as for Pro Wrestling, those are highly trained athletes on top of being performers. They know how to land hits and take hits so that they don't hurt as bad. That also know where to hit people so that they don't cause any real injuries. don't get me wrong, crap happens and people DO get hurt, but again they're highly trained and work extremely hard to be able to do what they do. Calling it scripted is no more disrespectful than going to see a play and expecting that to be scripted too. Then again I never see people buy tickets to broadway and then shout at the stage "Those guys aren't really mormons!!", lol.

hear ye, hera ye!

Ok then...i think at i have completely misunderstood this comic. As i completely totally absolutely got this comic for something it is not. This could have lead me to misjudge some character and some events. For this, Dai, i am very sorry.
Your art is top notch and too good to pass upon, the story, eh, i like some character alot and soemthing of this setting seem interesting, but overall is not for me, but i'll still check once a while.

thank you.
i think there are enough totally over the top-fighting stories out there. i want to find some kind of middle ground... what you can expect of the range of fighting in ffc will become much clearer throughout the first big match.

I am perfectly aware of all you said. But I always thought that , with few rare excpetions, certain things do not translate well into comic format. With Wrestling is like wasthcing a stage playe, you suspend disbelieve for the show and go along. But within comic...well much like many sport(spocon) comics or theatre within theatre things get less....ok...but as is aid there exception. Rocky Joe is my favored anime. But in most cases seem to me a waste limiting oneself to "normal". But is not a big problem
It just means I will still have to wait for the furry version of Grappler Baki/Tiger Mask.

In meanwhile i will enjoy the luxurious artwork of Daigajiin, while trying to ignore Muko - a character i just mildly warmed up so far after 200 pages...

When reading a story about a person trying to become a performer it becomes less about the person being able to do the job and more about the journey that the person takes to get there. Even in this comic you have characters with interesting, odd, and sometimes annoying quirks and they either have to work around, embrace, or overcome these quirks to become better at what they're doing. It's a "rise of the hero" style of story. A general person wants to become something, they find a mentor, there's a struggle, they lose, they learn from that loss, they become better. Right now we're in the mentor phase of the story as well as still including new characters. Being a huge organization there should be more than a handful of ladies involved in it, so while there's likely a dozen other characters left in the wings to be discovered later we still get to meet the few that are exposed to us. When the story enters the struggle phase is when it gets really interesting because that's where all of the build up and drama is located. I'm excited to see how things play out.

This I understand perfectly, and i appreciate. Is just that with this comic is a rollercoast for me. One moment i really like it, and then...Muko...a character that I like more in her sci-fi AU version than in this. But this could be also ebcause sci-fi is more in my cords. But as said I will still check this comic once a while, Heck I love interacting with people who like this comic.. So who know perhaps some of your passion will rub on me too.

I really enjoy reading about character growth. that's why I got so frustrated when reading Muko and she was actively resisting any growth at all that would have advance her as a character. Now that the ball is rolling and she's starting to get matches I'm hoping that things will improve and she'll be able to grow more rapidly. Because, again we're in the mentor phase and that exists for the sake of the protagonist to start growing while the world around them is developed by the author... artist... what do we call people that write comic books?

Even the announcers seem to dress fanservice-y...

*Eyes shift back to the bunny in the itty-bitty bikini... While Sy pulls hard on the leash!*

DaiGaijin once made it clear that these combagal fights have this sort of thing. The Fenny vs. Roora fight in the beginning had a beefcake shirtless tiger-man as its announcer. So scantly clad fanservice isn't just for the female fighters I suppose.

Rinko was designed by this catling fellow.

Is it possible to do NSFW Rinko commissions? I wouldn't mind seeing her drawn buck nude by you.

Announcers don’t wear shirts when they talk about fight?

Well I guess it’s not as weird as the being allowed to wear the smallest bikini in the world when fighting in the ring.

I want female nude announcers for the combagal Royal Rumble.

Still, I prefer scalie referees clothed.

That's oddly specific. (The scalie part I mean)

So, we have Falco Lombardi and the fusion between Mike Haggar and Enviro-bear 2000 as announcers while Le Quack is the referee?

Dude, you´re on the verge of getting blocked.

Exciting.

Nice work!