i sometimes wonder, if they have some sort of "narrator syndrome", i mean the whole "BEING SQUASHED!" sounds more like narrating the action taking place than asking for help like in the previous panels.
Considering that general fanon has Yukkuris announcing a good chunk of their actions out loud, you could say so. Though it's not really unheard of for humans to do the same (in real life and fantasy), albeit to lesser extents.
yeah but humans usually follow the "i'm being -insert action here- HELP ME! SAVE ME!" while yukkuris sometimes just don't mention the save me part, only go on about being squashed, burned, etc.
Though of course, as i mentioned before, they do sometimes call out for help, which is what makes it weird, even in their "announcing" nature.
In that case, I'd say that it varies largely from artist to artist (and even scenario to scenario with some of them). Seeing as there have been some stories where the Yukkuris use "(action)", "(action) Help!" or "Help!", so... yeah.
On a related note, this is probably the first time I've seen Kiri use the "(action)" method. He usually opts of the "Help!" route, so he's not completely within his status quo with this one.
yeah, but what i meant was that, well yukkuris make it sound like, a role play narration, either table top role play or video game role play with written action in a window.
You know like when you're being attacked and it goes "attacked by something attacked by something attacked by something".
That's why i called it Narrator Syndrome, since it felt like some sort of narration, than just announcing what was happening.
Anyway, i just realized how kiri's yukkuris are pure big ass pupil with barely white parts, it doesn't help that while "squashing" kiri makes the whole thing with a semi-realistic detail, giving some weird effect because of their "PURE PUPIL" like eyes being popped.