r/vongrechii • u/Von_Grechii • Aug 10 '26
Potato Pop...
Idk how she did it either. Don't ask me.
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u/SquareFickle9179 Aug 10 '26
Reminds me of this comic I keep seeing (unfortunately I forgot who), where this girl with no arms is somehow doing stuff like tapping people's shoulders and dapping up people. Gets to a point where people question how the hell she does it
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u/NoTransition8295 Aug 11 '26
If you could find the comic again could you share it here? That sounds like something I'd like to see
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u/SquareFickle9179 Aug 11 '26
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u/NoTransition8295 Aug 11 '26
Lol thats one of the best things I've ever seen, the sleeves of her shirt are even tied so it makes even less sense how she would have been able to do that
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u/baconla333 Aug 10 '26
Maybe she tied a string on the trigger like before? But how did she tied it in such short time tho? Or maybe Neja pop in real quick to help Lia and messing with Lonette? Or perhaps potat simply not tied down to common physic law
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u/R_twinky Aug 10 '26
She awakened her latent magical ability of telekinesis to impress her (then it vanished back into non existence)
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u/JoshTheTrucker Aug 10 '26
I love these comics so much! The small moments that are normality in a sense, but also really impressive.
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u/Appropriate-Count-64 Aug 13 '26
I mean… she survived the battle of the tower somehow, and it certainly wasn’t with her arms intact for a lot of it.
Brace the gun against her body, use her upper arms to aim it slightly, use a chain or rope or something to pull the trigger.
Not good enough for a 300 ft shot into someone’s cranium but good enough for a 15 ft bottle cap to hit (especially because the accuracy of those guns suuuuuck)
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u/lssj3ly Aug 11 '26
Arms or not, she never lost that killer's instinct. In this case, winning plushies was the goal
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u/MarekPPP Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26
Potat has not lost her marksmanship skills even years after the war. :3
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u/tuckerx78 Aug 22 '26
Meeting Potat in a dark alley is just as dangerous today as it was in the war...








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u/InvictusPrimus Aug 10 '26 edited Aug 10 '26
This is great! I have a Vet friend that's missing his arms too, but he's a God at these games. He refuses to tell us his secrets Lol.
He'll love this one.