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There was an alternate version in which Junko tried to snap the bundle of arrows, failed, and then, with a paranoid expression on her face, told Reimu to never attack her in a group.

I ultimately decided against that version. One the one hand, it actually plays the Tale of the Three Arrows straight, but that's the only joke there, really. It being unexpectedly played straight.
Unless, of course, you don't even know that tale to begin with, in which case, you probably wouldn't know what to expect to begin with, and it would just seem weird, because, of course you can't break a large bundle of arrows.

So instead, I counted on making the last panel look as ridiculous as possible. Since comics are a visual art form, so might as well make use of that.
Don't know if I succeeded, but it'll have to do.

Also, I, once again, updated Reimu's design a bit. (And by that, I mean that I drew her ribbon slightly differently and it and her hair tubes have some embellishment(?) instead of just being plain red.)

Speaking of (unnecessary) details, remind me to never draw Junko again. Trying to make her clothes consistent from one panel to the next was a pain. xD;

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Previous: #57: A Job well done
Next: #59: Sleeping with Cats

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There was an alternate version in which Junko tried to snap the bundle of arrows, failed, and then, with a paranoid expression on her face, told Reimu to never attack her in a group.

I ultimately decided against that version. One the one hand, it actually plays the Tale of the Three Arrows straight, but that's the only joke there, really. It being unexpectedly played straight.
Unless, of course, you don't even know that tale to begin with, in which case, you probably wouldn't know what to expect to begin with, and it would just seem weird, because, of course you can't break a large bundle of arrows.

So instead, I counted on making the last panel look as ridiculous as possible. Since comics are a visual art form, so might as well make use of that.
Don't know if I succeeded, but it'll have to do.

Also, I, once again, updated Reimu's design a bit. (And by that, I mean that I drew her ribbon slightly differently and it and her hair tubes have some embellishment(?) instead of just being plain red.)

Speaking of (unnecessary) details, remind me to never draw Junko again. Trying to make her clothes consistent from one panel to the next was a pain. xD;

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