A Fish Came

Ha ha. This is kind of amazing.

Well, I was right about what the drug was going to do.

Current news headlines:

"Male idol turns into an octopoid monster, groupies claim they have experienced the best sex ever!"

"Women all over the country demand that tentacle rape be made legal."

"Rise in national divorce rate seen. Typical reason given is wife's complaint that 'My husband's penis just doesn't have that tentacle-like quality to it.'  "

There was no Canada in 1812. It was a colony of Great Britain...otherwise known as the country America was fighting against.

I feel like there are panels missing in the third chapter.

The gags feel kinda classic.  Classic bait 'n switch, classic slapstick, classic idiocy...

I like it.

dat bart simpson xD

My first thought was Fukushima :/

It's implying that something was very wrong with the seaweed, to the point of inducing hallucinations.
 
Keep in mind that Korea as a whole retains very strong negative feelings about Japan. To translate the joke into American, in the current political climate, this would be like "I knew I shouldn't have bought Chinese seaweed", or, equivalently, during the cold war, "I should never have trusted Russian seaweed."
 
Though there isn't a perfect analogue because no one's properly invaded and conquered America since Britain took it over in the 1600's (Though Canada probably could have, if it wanted to, in the war of 1812).

Well that was weird.

Anyway followed & thanks for translating!

Spoiler

Also, what did that "Japanese seaweed" comment mean? Does Japanese seaweed summon mythical creatures? because I will go and buy some if that is what they're saying.

bad enough to make it good

His face in the last panel... lol

It's implying that something was very wrong with the seaweed, to the point of inducing hallucinations.
 
Keep in mind that Korea as a whole retains very strong negative feelings about Japan. To translate the joke into American, in the current political climate, this would be like "I knew I shouldn't have bought Chinese seaweed", or, equivalently, during the cold war, "I should never have trusted Russian seaweed."
 
Though there isn't a perfect analogue because no one's properly invaded and conquered America since Britain took it over in the 1600's (Though Canada probably could have, if it wanted to, in the war of 1812).

Yes.

Also, what did that "Japanese seaweed" comment mean? Does Japanese seaweed summon mythical creatures? because I will go and buy some if that is what they're saying.

It's implying that something was very wrong with the seaweed, to the point of inducing hallucinations.

Keep in mind that Korea as a whole retains very strong negative feelings about Japan. To translate the joke into American, in the current political climate, this would be like "I knew I shouldn't have bought Chinese seaweed", or, equivalently, during the cold war, "I should never have trusted Russian seaweed."

Though there isn't a perfect analogue because no one's properly invaded and conquered America since Britain took it over in the 1600's (Though Canada probably could have, if it wanted to, in the war of 1812).

Also, what did that "Japanese seaweed" comment mean? Does Japanese seaweed summon mythical creatures? because I will go and buy some if that is what they're saying.

Yes.

Also, what did that "Japanese seaweed" comment mean? Does Japanese seaweed summon mythical creatures? because I will go and buy some if that is what they're saying.

That title though...

Sois prudent
La mer c'est dégueulasse
Les poissons baisent dedans !

Why the heck not.

Followed.

... followed.