A 'Scary Lessons' Comic

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I could use advice, I still have no community to support me.

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Now that I have finished the video completely, I wanted to reassure you that the Rocky Mountains definitely have that tree coverage and I was imagining it being there due to the fact its (similarly) what I know. I am definitely interested in more and I believe that the work overall is well reflective of your own goals to spur and inspire young adults into action. I know that you have been a catalyst for my own efforts and experiences and will continue to be so going forward.

Scott Davis

This is exactly the kind of thing I wish I'd heard a few years ago. Thanks for lowering the number of folks who'll have to go through it with nothing. You've made the world a bit nicer.

Owloycius

Very insightful and pretty much solidified my choice of upping my patreon. Really enjoyed this, along with all your other drawing commentaries.

I have been anticipating this for a while. I really like the message that it is focusing on, even if its a bit different from what I was expecting it to be. I was thinking the setting was going to be more of a specialist school for overcoming mental blocks that one (a monster) may face in their role in this world vs the presented place that helps to form constructive (pun unintended) regular life skills that would help to get one to that better mindset. More (monster) therapy with a helping of skills than the other way around. Although I like this in the way that I wished it existed in real life . The one thing I had hopes for that may have not been in your goals at all was a human/monster girl world interaction occurring, similar to the one of your premises for the Saiyan Ladies meeting up with a modern day human for that cute/endearing/humorous "Fish out of water" experience. That is some of the stuff that initially drew me to you in the first place. I felt there was am opportunity to make a scenario for the human to work out some of their own mental issues that would be well meshed with interactions with the uncanny, it just so happens that the uncanny takes the form in the likes of Winry et al. That human could also give perspective to the girls' own problems human/social/family problems while they help him/her with facing reality and not holding on to a detrimental fantasy, while being ironically fantastical creatures themselves. I think its pretty clear I have certain scenario that goes with this, but this wouldn't be the place to talk about that. As for the execution of the content, I felt like I had a little trouble following the directions of dialogue bubbles at points . Something to refine in the case I am not the only one, but more than likely I could be an outlier corrupted by reading manga right to left too many times. (Nan)nerz is absolutely adorable and it seems that you enjoy drawing it as much as we the audience like seeing the snek.

Scott Davis