Whether or not panties getting wet due to bladder incontinence would be considered a wardrobe malfunction remains questionable.
For all those wondering about leak-proof panties being a thing, they actually exist.
The black undergarments that Samus is wearing in the first panel comes from the 100% Ending of Super Metroid, and it looks more like swimwear than lingerie.
The Dragon Quest IX female warrior happens to wear a red pair of panties, as seen in several Dragon Quest IX artwork images, which was why there are red panties in the last two panels.
The Tank Battalion arcade flyer that was created by Game Plan seems to have a lady who does not mind leaving her panties exposed and was not wearing any pants or skirts. However, some people would not find the flyer appropriate as compared to the Shark Attack flyer that Game Plan also made, which featured a lady in a bikini in a flyer for a game about sharks eating up divers.
For those who do not know about the arcade game Tank Battalion, it was actually the first game in Namco's Battle City series, which was pretty obscure since Famiclone multicart owners were the only people who know about Battle City's existence.
To say "One hundred channels and nothing to watch" or "Five hundred channels and nothing to watch" is nothing compared to Eustace saying "Two thousand channels and still nothing to watch".
Given that Eustace had nothing to watch after browsing two thousand TV channels in the Courage The Cowardly Dog episode "Courage In The Big Stinkin' City", the girl in this comic should be fortunate, especially when there are good shows and not so good shows in the past and in the present. It's just that the good shows from the past and the present are now a rarity, and the mediocre shows now outnumber the good ones. How the times have changed for television in the last twenty years.
If you think Angry Birds was the only game where green pigs get blasted, then you should forgive yourself for being unaware about Butasan, a forgotten game that was conceived in 1987 as Jaleco's answer to Bomberman.
Butasan is a game about pigs blasting each other with bombs. In the game, the player's pig has to blast opponent pigs of various colors, including green pigs and light green pigs.
For those who do not get the title of this comic, the title of the comic and the explosion in the last panel are references to the manga and anime "Btooom!!!!!"
Butasan was also released internationally as Psycho Pigs UXB, yet nobody outside Japan played the original arcade version until it was released in 2015 through Arcade Archives under its original name. The sequel, Tatakae Butasan, or Psycho Pigs was released on the 3DS in 2015.
In addition, the pig from Butasan made cameos in several Game Tengoku games, Bases Loaded 2016 and other lesser known Jaleco titles. Other than that, Butasan would be considered as one of those underrated games that were overlooked.
