"Jiggle physics" have long been a source of humor in the video game community. Back in the early days of 3D gaming, it sometimes got downright hilarious. My favorite example was a setting in a fighting game (I think it was the original Dead or Alive, but I've been unable to verify this) that made everything bounce all over the place.
What's even more amazing is how often cosplayers are able to replicate outfits that quite honestly shouldn't be possible. So much non-Euclidean geometry goes into some of these creations that you'd half expect a tentacled Lovecraftian monstrosity to show up. But this is not THAT type of comic, so we won't go there.
Rock on, guys, and never stop drawing.
What's even more amazing is how often cosplayers are able to replicate outfits that quite honestly shouldn't be possible. So much non-Euclidean geometry goes into some of these creations that you'd half expect a tentacled Lovecraftian monstrosity to show up. But this is not THAT type of comic, so we won't go there.
Rock on, guys, and never stop drawing.
