@Background Pony #9E2B
Of course it’s not clear which pair yet. I’m assuming hind legs, but that’s because, as a human reading an English comic, I associate “feet” with rear legs more than the front.
@Background Pony #9E2B
It most likely means both front or both back, but not all four at once. The Yaks stomp with all four when they Yak-attack whatever angers them in Party Pooped.
@Background Pony #D262
What about the word “both”? Doesn’t four legs mean four feet? Or do you count the front ones as “hands”? The terminology just seems off to me.
Yup these pages are definitely compressed vertically. The sun is an oval when it should be round, the thickness of the horizntal panel borders are less than the vertical ones, and the characters look squashed. Same resolution as other previews, so it must be the cropping that is different. In fact you can see the left edge is over-cropped on this page.
And since it’s Yaks he’s dealing with he better choose wisely. :P
Of course it’s not clear which pair yet. I’m assuming hind legs, but that’s because, as a human reading an English comic, I associate “feet” with rear legs more than the front.
Oh, now it all makes sense. It refers to a pair of legs, not all of them. So there’s two feet for each pair - both.
It most likely means both front or both back, but not all four at once. The Yaks stomp with all four when they Yak-attack whatever angers them in Party Pooped.
What about the word “both”? Doesn’t four legs mean four feet? Or do you count the front ones as “hands”? The terminology just seems off to me.
Yup, horse feet have a single toe and hooves are the tips of those toes.
Did you know the ancestors of horses had five toes?
Horses still have feet. Their hooves are part of a proper foot structure.
But I guess given their family name conventions, it’s fitting.