Weenie-Licked | Meat Ouchers

CircleHunter: "Draw a small companion with the ACTUAL MAGIC MARKER."

Dawn Of a New Day: "Draw the companion in the form of a mini-crash. I-if that's ok. I just want Crash back. ;-;"

Crash10012: "yeah ok and can i have a robot arm too and the ability to speak backwards. also i think paul should pray for muscles"

chuckles: "also find more stuff to add to Rudd's outfit that makes him look more like like Jotaro"

I was pretty nervous to add a companion character to accompany Paul.

To practice with your new marker, you try drawing the strange girl from earlier. You THINK this is what she looked like...?

I'm not confident at all in my ability to write dialogue, but Mini-Crash was a fairly simple and fun character.

It worked! She came to life. Though was she ever really dead to begin with? Oh well. And uh... she has a robotic arm. Weird. You guess the marker is picky when it comes to deciphering what you draw. It must have interpreted her stripey arm thingy for a cyborg arm. You think it looks cool, so who cares.

Mini-Crash's personality is based off of what Paul imagines Crash's personality to be like. This was good for me, cause I wasn't too familiar with Crash at the time, and wouldn't have been able to accurately represent their personality.

"Taem ym taeb. Olleh.", she says. Huh. You don't understand, maybe you fucked up drawing her vocal cords or something...

At the time I had no idea what JoJo was.

It's about time you got serious. You decide that if you're going to be doing some epic dungeon crawling, you've got to look cool doing it. You cut into your collar and make it stick out. You then unzip your coat. It's a bit colder this way, but who cares, you look good.

You look down at your flabby arms again, and sigh. If only you were muscular. That would complete and perfect the look. But you aren't. You ask for help through prayer, but BEERD shoots down your requests. BEERD BEEKMAN is VERY STRONG. He takes MUSCLES and STRENGTH very seriously, and sees it as one's personal quest. You guess you'll just have to work for those muscles.

I thought a weenie-dog would be the perfect fit for Paul.

One more thing before you set off... you carefully draw another companion with the marker...

I had one of my own at the time named Oscar. He was a good boy.

It's been years since you've seen this guy. He was your best friend when you were little... but it's been so long. What was this little weenie dog's name again...?