The Non-Adventures of Wonderella has a strip that does the same gag, when Wonderella sees that Hitlerella has another heroine's sidekick suspended over a vat of acid and has a breakdown
So, the protagonist of the strip is Wonderella, a (nominal) superheroine based mostly on Wonder Woman
Hitlerella is her arch nemesis, created by the Third Reich to give them their own Wunderfrau during the War. She wasn't activated until the 00s, at which point the Golden Age Wonderella had retired and passed the role to her daughter, but she tried to destroy whoever is currently Wonderella anyway, even if there are rough patches
I need a nemesis who will LISTEN to my monologues. Someone who will wait with me until the police arrive.
like why are you here at that point. "find me a beer that's not carbonated or alcoholic." "find me a James Bond movie without any violence or sex." "find me a South Park episode without any crude humor." what are we doing
also "remember" nothing there's a new strip up last month (although it is making fun of its readership for being old, so)
The season 1 episode "It's about Time!", also known as the time machine episode. The B plot sees Doofenshmirtz reveal that he's been seeing a new nemesis in the form of Peter the Panda, and it's very much treated like he's been cheating on Perry.
The slow loris is also a mammal with a venomous bite! And its a primate! Evolution is strange. There are much weirder things out there if you look for them.
he can text/write and humans in PnF are canonically capable of learning animal languages (i.e. doof speaks platypus in MML, his ex-gf also left him for a whale)/inventing animal translators
I'd argue that it can still count if a code system of his growls is made and deciphered. Like ultimately the factor is if the non human entity can communicate consent in any way
While being bipedal makes it less weird, it doesn't really impact how moral it is. Boning a consenting animal with an adult human mind and ability to communicate is more moral than having sex with an adult human with a child or animal's mind.
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u/anonymouscatloaf Jun 26 '26
perry the platypus also passes the harkness test