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Cartoon characters not only tend to wear the same clothes every day, but, in many instances, they never take them off! Take Piglet from Winnie-the-Pooh as an example: he even keeps his pink striped bodysuit on when he’s having a bath, and when he goes to bed at night, he slips his pajamas over it. The only time we see him without it is when he swaps identities with Pooh Bear in an episode of “The New Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh” called Luck Amok. Even then, it is revealed that he wears a white undershirt beneath his distinctive bodysuit.
It’s not just cartoon characters. So did the main characters in the 60’s tv show “Bonanza”. See #10 at this link: https://www.metv.com/lists/11-solid-gold-facts-about-bonanza.
This is a story about a community where almost every family has a member with Prosopagnosia. And Ted has forgotten that in his insensitivity to those who suffer.
This isn’t breaking the fourth wall. They would be breaking the fourth wall if they said “We’re cartoon characters, of course we always wear the same thing!” This doesn’t mention them saying anything about them being in a cartoon world, only about them wearing a similar shirt.
iEjene™ over 5 years ago
THAT FOURTH WALL…
ND Cool Z over 5 years ago
In the cartoon world, people are recognized by the clothing, not the face..
Nierro over 5 years ago
Well, that answers my question from two days ago. I guess in the Big Nate world, wearing like in real life IS pretty weird.
That’s the thing, though. We always think of someone else as weird. And in that context, we’re all someone else to someone else.
Ropecam23 over 5 years ago
teddy looks like a hippie lol
TheFatOnion over 5 years ago
Wait, THAT’S TEDDY?!?!?!?!
one8romeo over 5 years ago
Blame it all on Charlie Brown
AlanM over 5 years ago
Which explains why people in uniform all wear nametags.
Hazelnut King over 5 years ago
Cartoon characters not only tend to wear the same clothes every day, but, in many instances, they never take them off! Take Piglet from Winnie-the-Pooh as an example: he even keeps his pink striped bodysuit on when he’s having a bath, and when he goes to bed at night, he slips his pajamas over it. The only time we see him without it is when he swaps identities with Pooh Bear in an episode of “The New Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh” called Luck Amok. Even then, it is revealed that he wears a white undershirt beneath his distinctive bodysuit.
80 Year Old Nate over 5 years ago
What will Francis be like
Swayamplays over 5 years ago
wow, pretend I said something long about the 4th wall
Comic Man X over 5 years ago
For once, Nate is right!
Comics BryL over 5 years ago
I just realized that we haven’t had a Mr Rosa Strip in FOREVER
Dutch Van Der Linde over 5 years ago
The fourth wall is starting to crack and if something doesn’t happen it’s going to shatter like a mirror when I look at it
TArbiter over 5 years ago
It’s not just cartoon characters. So did the main characters in the 60’s tv show “Bonanza”. See #10 at this link: https://www.metv.com/lists/11-solid-gold-facts-about-bonanza.
Clarence over 5 years ago
Hope next week Teddy could wear his red shirt again
LINK_O_NEAL over 5 years ago
Nobody has every made eye contact in this comic. XD
BiggerNate91 over 5 years ago
This is not breaking the fourth wall, this is self-referential humour.
GarfieldMN over 5 years ago
Bro
WCraft over 5 years ago
I had a student who wore the same red hoodie everyday of high school. The kids nicknamed him “Hoodie Boy.”
DM2860 over 5 years ago
This is a story about a community where almost every family has a member with Prosopagnosia. And Ted has forgotten that in his insensitivity to those who suffer.
Rachel_E over 5 years ago
This is getting kinda weird XD
CyborgNinja over 5 years ago
So funny that he totally got them mixed up!
Strong Feelings About Barney over 5 years ago
Dee Dee’s back!
elmo the dancing puppet over 5 years ago
That’s tough
ComicRater over 5 years ago
This isn’t breaking the fourth wall. They would be breaking the fourth wall if they said “We’re cartoon characters, of course we always wear the same thing!” This doesn’t mention them saying anything about them being in a cartoon world, only about them wearing a similar shirt.
PRINCIPAL NICHOLS FACES FORWARD over 4 years ago
Hey whos that guy next to Nate? and why is Nate calling him Teddy?
Can-dog almost 4 years ago
Hey, do you know what the fourth sounds like? CRUMBLE CRUMBLE
cameronmeares29 6 days ago
frl