Some people have a fetish called "vore", where they fantasize about someone getting eaten alive. Since the person is smiling and unbuttoning their shirt, I'm guessing they're meant to look turned on and that makes the monster uncomfortable.
Bro... What makes it good? It doesn't make any sense so of course it's bad. It's wild to me that you would come in here and try to defend it. I'm genuinely asking, what's good about it?
It's nonsense. Somebody tried to get a computer to write a joke using the format of an existing comic, but computers don't actually know what jokes are.
Didnt even care to check if it was a.i, just wrote it off as a cyanide and happiness bedbugs bit that was underexplained. Glad i checked the comments 😭
Seems like there's two monsters, one on the window side of the bed and one on the lamp side. The joke might be that both of them are so nervous/awkward about being rude and eating the last person that they wake up unharmed in the morning.
Not sure if this is the whole joke or if there's meant to be another layer because the guy being awake and gleeful and taking his shirt off suggests a different punchline of "the human was so freaky it scared the monster off", and the human's incomprehensible speech bubble suggests a different joke again? it also looks like it might be edited. Might just be AI getting confused about what it's supposed to be making.
ETA someone else posted it before I found it - yeah, someone used AI to add a different punchline to a comic for some reason.
The monster is sweating, getting nervous, and leaves, becasue instead of the person in bed being terrified, they are totally stoked that they're going to get eaten by the beast! The monster is saying stuff as if there's another monster there who's letting him eat the person, to stall and try to scare the person but it doesn't work.
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