Since some people haven't seen the original, although most have, here is the original It's Peanut Butter Jelly Time.

And here is the Family Guy Version that Ninya is so fond of and was doing in the comic.

Anyway, The Chibi has reached the top level of fanservice shown in any comic I believe. Hopefully it's as funny as I thought it was at the time. I debated whether I should let the comic get too showy, but in the end I decided since the comic is already pretty mature in its general theme, it would be fine.

But as for this Chibi, yeah, Ninya started dancing around singing that song randomly like that. She's made a habbit of singing it too, though not necesarily in her underwear all the time. I still think it's sexy either way. =P But the feeling of the sexyness just didn't seem to work without it, since without animation, I can't draw her actual sexy dancing, which is partially the point. So, that's why she's just in her underwear.

I still am against putting in pointless fanservice, like seen in some animes with the cheesy camera angles or girls clothes that randomly get blown off when they're fighting. But I've decided I won't avoid things if I think they belong or can make things funnier.

Do I enjoy drawing Ninya in sexy pictures? Well yeah, of course I do. I won't deny it. She's just so beautiful I can't help it. I've always been obsessed with the human figure though, even in traditional arts. The way the body bends and moves intrigues me.

Thank you for your words of encouragement concerning my Grandfather. I truly appreciate that some of you took the time to write replies to my rant. My family is doing much better now, and we are beginning to help my Grandmother move on with her life.

I recently watched the fifth Harry Potter movie, and I have to say that they did a very good job. Of course that's good for one of those movies.I never felt they did the books justice. The effects were very well done, though the end could have been more dramatic. I also wish they would have introduced Kreacher to be a little more unpleasant, like the little rat he was in the book.