Author's Note: This comic is dedicated to the memory of Anthony Senerchia Jr and Pete Frates, the two men who inspired the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, as well as SpongeBob SquarePants creator Stephen Hillenburg. All of them passed away due to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, a.k.a. Lou Gehrig's disease. Also, summer may be over, and the 2020 edition of the Ice Bucket Challenge had to be cancelled due to the current pandemic, but this does not mean there will be no comic about the Ice Bucket Challenge because the idea for this comic was already conceived to commemorate the 5th anniversary of the Ice Bucket Challenge.
If you played Xenoblade Chronicles, you do know that Shulk can just confront the enemies while in his swimming shorts. He also wears them as an alternate costume in the Super Smash Bros games as well. Of course he would be really feeling it when it comes to the Ice Bucket Challenge.
While wearing a sukumizu school swimsuit to the beach does not sound like a good idea aside from excursions to the beach, wearing a sukumizu school swimsuit for the Ice Bucket Challenge would be a totally different scenario, however.
Skirted female swimwear would usually have skirts that are not transparent. However, transparent skirts do exist, and swimsuits with transparent skirts should get more attention as they have far more fanservice.
Yes, female swimsuits with long sleeves that look like gymnastics leotards are a thing. Even better still, there are two-piece swimsuits with long sleeves as well.
Japanese animation seems to be obsessed with striped lingerie such as Shimabra and Shimapan. Therefore, striped bikinis would be another good choice for swimwear to wear for the Ice Bucket Challenge. Also, the "My bikini is ready!" quote in the last panel is a reference to the "My Body Is Ready" quote that became synonymous with Reggie Fils-Aime and the Wii Fit series.
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