Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for April 27, 2023

I think their plan is going to blow over.

Mothra was pretty terrifying.

Don’t the butterflies need to be over warm water for that to happen?

Will they be releasing Pararge aegera and Melanargia galathea butterflies??

As long as it’s not tribbles.

One physicist hesitated, then confirmed, “Well… It is theoretically possible, but it would require a really big butterfly.”

I just read that butterflies will drink human blood. Their problem is getting to it without teeth.

I like this minion.

Something like the theory that if a polar bear breaks wind at the North Pole it will cause a big wind in Chicago.

This storyline will reveal who the next Monarch will be.

Fools. The ship already had Brewster. How could it get more chaotic.

Is that really a thing, or is it just figurative and symbolic of how one good action really can affect the world for good?

But wouldn’t that mean that the chaos would actually occur on the Death Moon?

“Why spiders? Why couldn’t it be ‘follow the butterflies’?” – Ron Weasley

It can also work the other way. The butterflies could prevent the storm.

Butterflies? That’s all you got. Really butterflies. Brewster Rockit’s arch enemy and all he’s got is butterflies? That explains why Brewster keeps winning every fight. WOW!!

I don’t know about these two jokers. Be afraid, be very afraid!

Of course, there is no way you get to choose the butterfly or what part of the world is affected. It pretty much all evens out.

What about puppies? They can’t resist those. The crew would faint from cuteness overload

Butterfly sounds so nice in most languages: papillon (french), mariposa (Spanish), sommerfugl (Danish). But schmetterling? C’mon, get serious. Sounds vaguely obscene.

Those guys are so dense they don’t even hear their own words.

Therefore, the wing flapping of the right butterfly might STOP the storm from happening.

I wonder how much Ruben Bolling is making by licensing Chaos Butterfly to other strips. Uh… you did pay to use the character, didn’t you, Tim?

Cockroaches. That’s the answer. They can prolly live through space radiation an all that.

The original butterfly effect was a comment about models that had too few data inputs. If you only had 100 data points in your model, odd data in one of them – the butterfly flaps its wings there – could cause your model to erroneously predict a hurricane. Somehow this is now used as if its real.