Good things about Chris

[Morose_Obesity]

He experiences pure joy on tugboat day, which is something many are incapable of.

 

[Miss Walsh]

His childlike imagination I think is genuinely endearing. I'm sure if he was capable of making decent quality art and presenting himself in a more normal way he could really do a lot with it. As it is I do quite enjoy the story in Sonichu, and the bizarre world and strangely single-dimentional characters that all seem to be seperate threads of one person's mind. Still seems like it isn't as deep as it should be and a lot of stuff is left out simply because he's too lazy to put in the details, just hints of them.

The art style does provide about half of the hilarity though as it is

 

[RagtimeRoastBeefy]

Golden age Chris is up there with having some of the best discipline and work ethic as an artist anyone can have.

Dude was going through all the major sagas, serious concentrated and organized trolling, constant phone calls and harrassment and still managed to push out 10 100+ page comics(which to be honest they're more like graphic novels).

If anything it proves that Chris actually is capable of work and self discipline. Now some may say it's sonichu and any 3 year old can do it!

But to which id say, yeah but Chris did it the hard way, that idiot holds his pencil in the most agonizing way possible and hand colors all that stuff with Crayola products.(all of which he cant hold lol)

He's back at it again though, and I'm actually happy he is, I'm legitimately impressed he started up again. Not even half of artists that go to school and take on tons of student debt have that kinda dedication

 

[BartSampson]

Most adults nearing middle-age tend to lose their imagination, Chris can't decipher between imagination and reality. This is a good thing... Right guys?

 

[Broseph]

And after being told his galpals only hung out with him out of pity and being paid for it he seemed depressed for a while but he seemed to stop mentioning it after a few weeks or a month or so.

I really don't get why Chris freaked out about the whole "gal pals were only hired help" thing, I mean that was something that happened over a fucking decade ago and he acted like he was still "friends" with them even tho he hadn't seen any of them since he was still in high school...

 

[Nerdo Domus]

He has the soul of an artist. He wants to make art, and although it may suck, he does make it.

 

[Positron]

He is not a stringy Jew. (Because he spends other people's money).

 

[Nuttelex]

He loves animals. That's a decent quality in my view.

 

[wateryketchup]

He loves animals. That's a decent quality in my view.

he does indeed

 

[Labrat]

I would have had a lot to say about him that I felt was good. But as of the recent turn of events, I say hes scum and should be put down.

 

[lurk_moar]

I liked despite all of the cyberbullies and trolls, he never gave up on his love quest or Sonichu comics. Emotionally, Chris is a strong person (he escapes reality as a defense mechanism). Many people in Chris's shoes would have an heroed themselves a long time ago.

 

[Stalfler]

I liked despite all of the cyberbullies and trolls, he never gave up on his love quest or Sonichu comics. Emotionally, Chris is a strong person (he escapes reality as a defense mechanism). Many people in Chris's shoes would have an heroed themselves a long time ago.

you're confusing mega autism with being a strong person

 

[Cyclonus]

One day he's going to die.

 

[The Dirty Shorts Cowboy]

He's not as bad as Hitler...

 

[Flavius Anthemius]

He didn't take a child's innocence.





yet

 

[Mr. 0]

He's not as fat as ethan ralph and deserves to die slightly less than boogie2988

 

[Divine right to rule]

He has no access to children.

 

[BurningPewter]

he had good taste in some stuff before the MLP era. Transformers, classic video games etc.

 

[Warhog]

He has not fucked any dogs.

 

[Lancelout]

He really is a borderline comic savant.

So many lolcows are just repetitive cringe. Chris chan has something approaching comedic timing through his own ineptitude.