Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for December 21, 1986
Transcript:
TV: Run! Look out! Aieee! Calvin: I wonder why Japanese people keep moving their mouths after they're through talking. Somewhere in the Pacific Ocean...an undersea nuclear explosion awakens a giant prehistoric monster! It makes its way to the coast of Japan and emerges! Yaarghhh. Calvin: He heads for the power lines, leaving a trail of destruction behind! Dad: Calvin, get back in the tub! You're making a mess! Calvin: His ancient arch-rival Megalon! He spews a mighty fireball! Aauuughh...Tokyo is in ruins! Megalon vanquished! He returns to the sea from whence he came! Dad: No more afternoon TV movies for you! Ever!!
HumorMeDark about 13 years ago
ROFLMAOROFLMAOROFLMAOROFLMAO:’D
bmonk about 13 years ago
This is funny, especially the second panel. [ banme no paneru.]
yow4zip Premium Member about 13 years ago
Hai!
phreak91 about 12 years ago
@Claire Likes πI’m guessing it’s referring to Japanese movies that were dubbed into English .
VRAssassinCreed about 10 years ago
Ha ha his little bit on english dubbing
AdmiralMercurial almost 9 years ago
“From whence he came” is redundant; it literally translates to “from from which he came”.
Omar Is a Nate fan Garfield Fan Calvin And Hobbes over 4 years ago
escape!!!!!!!
Krendall over 4 years ago
He watched Godzilla vs Megalon? Poor kid.
76noos 6 months ago
The reason WHY Japanese people move their mouths after they’re done speaking, CALVIN, is because you’re watching a silly English dub version of a Japanese movie!!