0015 – hairdresser
Thinking about fashion takes up precious mental capacity that Sedna could otherwise be using for memorising neutron star facts.
Did you know neutron stars can spin up to 716 times a minute? WHAAAT?!
Webcomics from Sedna (classic)
The original format of Sedna, which was posted from 2016 to 2018.
0014 – trim
Sedna has a lot of hair.
I should probably point out, 「these weird looking brackets」 are Japanese quotation marks, which I’m using to indicate that the person is talking in Japanese. Hopefully they’re not too distracting.
0013 – cave
Bunny again!
0012 – stegosaurus
DINOSAURS!!!
I think one of the biggest pet peeves for dinosaur people, is that a lot of people don’t realise that the Mesozoic (aka DINOSAUR era) was a three part series:
Part I: The Triassic (252-201 million years ago) was the first part with all the dinosaurs that no-one remembers the names of.
Part II: The Jurassic (201-145 mya) is when dinosaurs became dominant. This is when you’d find the Stegosaurus, Diplodocus, and Allosaurus.
Part III: The Cretaceous (145-66 mya) is the one you actually know a bit about. T-rex, Triceratops, Velociraptor (which was basically a chicken, FYI), Ankylosaurus, ended with a meteor impact in the Gulf of Mexico, etc.
Some people blame Jurassic Park for the common misconception, but damn it’s such a good movie… how can you be mad at it?
0011 – yuri-chan
Bunny!
0010 – lava
I’m pretty sure playing some equivalent of ‘The Floor Is Made Of Lava’ was part of everyone’s childhood regardless of your cultural background… alongside tip/tag, cooties, and drawing that stupid ‘s’ thing.
0009 – amoeba
She obviously means the Witch Head Nebula. Come on Dini, step up your cloud game.
0008 – centre of lift
Remember kids, always fold the nose of the plane in before you throw it at someone.
0007 – rocket
EDIT 2017/02/06: Redid this comic because it was terrible. If you want to see the original it’s right here (but I don’t know why you would, it’s seriously bad).
0006 – oyasumi
Talking about space > sleep.