I think he's just looking into a re-used panel so that Thunt didn't spend another day drawing a whole Tower Room, and I wouldn't read any more into that.BuildsLegos wrote:[...] meaning he's looking into the past.

I think he's just looking into a re-used panel so that Thunt didn't spend another day drawing a whole Tower Room, and I wouldn't read any more into that.BuildsLegos wrote:[...] meaning he's looking into the past.
Hm. You are right. But THunt was curiously cagey about drawing the frame in such a way so that you could not see what the statue thing was doing. I suppose one of the other Kins must have climbed up the oblivion hole.Pablo wrote:Hi!Vreejack wrote:Oh, for crying out loud. You can see who it is who drops the cup because they are in the background in the previous frame. And then they aren't. Must have moved someplace.
If you are talking about Frame 9 of the current page then it seems to me the "who" is actually a "what": it looks like the foot of the statue standing over the golden pools (shown most recently here and more completely here. The statue remains behind the transparent wall, so I don't think it could have done anything to help Half-Kin.
Just my $0.02!
At this point they have far more information about what's going on than they used to, and it's at least possible that two of them are dead and one of them is on her own. Or maybe it's not Kin at all. But if it is a Kin, I'm sure she can figure out the benefit of working with #156 at this point. She wasn't trying to lose, which implies that she doesn't miss her Minmax and Forgath that much. It has not been established whether a mixed party can win, but the fact that three Kins joined forces implies that there is some benefit to having a mixed party win the maze.Shadowslance wrote:It cannot possibly be MM that is giving the option to Kin. MM has no way to get up there, he's still in the middle of combat, if he does disengage successfully there are multiple doors leading to the tower room and doesn't know which one would lead to the shortcut they took, and he would have to deal with the zombie horde and the surviving Kins (if there are any) to get to the hole assuming that the oblivion hole hasn't expanded which would block him from getting up there. Additionally we dont know how much their shortcut took off of the journey to the tower room so he could have to backtrack a LONG time to get to that spot anyway.
I doubt it is one of the Kin trio either. Too many zombies for the three of them to take on and in addition these three Kins attacked first so I doubt they would be willing to help at this point.
I think (and I know others have said likewise) that their groups were partially or fully obliviated (ie, one member killed, another obliviated, etc). Since our Kin is smart enough to ascertain the general properties of the oblivion holes, it stands to reason that other Kins in the maze could do likewise. If their Minmax and/or Forgath was obliviated, they'd see that almost every other group had a human and a dwarf, and they'd start to put 2 and 2 together from that point.sunbeam wrote:So many backstories with these alts, and we never will know much about them. I mean exactly how did 3 Kins meet and become teammates in the one day or so they have been in here? What happened to the other teammates they entered with?
Remind me to ax you a question one of these days, Korey baby....Kore wrote:If it is one of the other Kins helping this Kin then Minmax 156 may be in even greater danger. Other Kins may learn of his increased weakness for their feminine wiles, and soon a harem of Kins may surround him and try to seduce him with their savage lusts.
My long-neglected blog.Glemp wrote:To some extent, you need to be arrogant - without it, you are vulnerable being made someone's tool...for Herbert's sake, have the stubbornness not to submit to what you see instantly, because you can only see some facts at a time.
Psimax built a room for his Oblivion contraption right next to the treasure room. The hole you see him making is the same hole he's walking out of in the next panel. Basically all he did was open the 'door'.Almightyquad wrote:Did anyone notice the hole he made here?: http://www.goblinscomic.com/04172013/
Maybe someone is on the other side of that hole for some reason? What is the reason he made the hole? Is it for access into the treasure room incase he has to reset the dungeon and use the teapot to return? Who knows.
I didn't know you wrote fanfic. Maybe you could do some PsiMax/Goblinslayer stuff next?Kore wrote:If it is one of the other Kins helping this Kin then Minmax 156 may be in even greater danger. Other Kins may learn of his increased weakness for their feminine wiles, and soon a harem of Kins may surround him and try to seduce him with their savage lusts.
So the possibility of someone following him is possible?Orga the Strange wrote:Psimax built a room for his Oblivion contraption right next to the treasure room. The hole you see him making is the same hole he's walking out of in the next panel. Basically all he did was open the 'door'.
CorrectOrga the Strange wrote:Psimax built a room for his Oblivion contraption right next to the treasure room. The hole you see him making is the same hole he's walking out of in the next panel. Basically all he did was open the 'door'.Almightyquad wrote:Did anyone notice the hole he made here?: http://www.goblinscomic.com/04172013/
Maybe someone is on the other side of that hole for some reason? What is the reason he made the hole? Is it for access into the treasure room incase he has to reset the dungeon and use the teapot to return? Who knows.
Reads_Forums wrote:I think it's an illusion caused by a Thunt screwup. The angle between 9 and 11 looks quite large with relation to a stationary kin (viewer is quite a bit to the left in 11 compared to 10 and 9) and no difference in parallax of the door frame compared to the circles. Thunt made a boo-boo with the circles and statues foot is still just out of shot. Or kin has been moved in line with the doorway.Ansan Gotti wrote:Looking at this page carefully, it seems pretty clear to me that the statue's foot isn't in the background panel any more. That fact alone MIGHT be explained away by camera angles or perspective changes, but the bigger point is that if you look at the glass wall carefully in panels 9 and 11, it now appears to be at least halfway open.
Gotta be the statue.
And, just to quash this theory even more -- one of the statue's feet is still present, behind the -3 in the last frame.RJJ7 wrote:If you look at panel 9, you can see the red and blue circles. The statue's foot is just a little bit to the left of them.
In panel 10, everything is blocked off, so we can't see anything.
In panel 11, we can see the red and blue circles, but if the statue is still in the same place--relative to the circles--then it would be just out of our view. So the statue may, or may not, be remaining stationary. I think the change in view of the background is explained by the fact that we zoomed in a good deal between panels 9 and 11.
Bwahaha, yes this is reality 157, virtually identical to 156 except forgath forgot to change his socks.Baeronvonbleat wrote:I'm in the "It's a Good Kin" Thok. If you look at GS Kin IME, it's the same: http://www.goblinscomic.com/03282013/. Objects thrown by a character use the IME of the character.
The three Kin's in the hallway were a new formed group, once their Max/Forgath are killed, they work together to get to the end. So finding a new Kin in pain, they're apt to help.
Also, not that I think it's true, but it would be funny if 156 was NOT our reality, and it's our reality (which is nearly identical) showing up. But I think the fandom would revolt.