Yay it's franken fran

This please my sick twisted mind.

STUMPY NOOOOOO!
and HUMAN LEGS NOOOO!!!
...i'm expecting them both to show up in a later chapter....

Oh gods above, I remeber reading that manga. Fave´ed!

Awesome~ XD
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Manga/FrankenFran
http://mangapark.me/manga/franken-fran

Is that Franken Fran in the cover image? I'll let the chapters stack up for a while before I indulge, but this has caught my eye for sure.

No way. You seriously went and made a crossover with the Franken Fran manga? I love that series!

This is definitely going on my read later list.

Glad this is a real crossover and not some shit displaced story.

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You... You did read the bottom of the description right? Unless you're being sarcastic?

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And never mind...... :(

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Sorry about that.

What is up with her butt in the picture? XD is it eating her pants? Are they really that tight? How'd she put them on?

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Cannibal pants.

I was almost content to roll over and give up then, but I felt that would've made Stumpy's sacrifice be in vain.

I feel sorry for poor stumpy and hope he will have a happy end!

"Aber seine kurz nach dem Mittagessen?!"

This sentence doesn't make any sense. I'm wondering that were you trying to say in German? Or was it even supposed to make sense? If you want, I could translate for you in German, when you need it.

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If you'd kindly, I had to use google translate since I don't know any German speakers. It's supposed to say "But it's just past lunchtime?!" I think, might be afternoon.

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Well, now you know a German speaker!

Here is the translation:

"Aber das Mittagessen ist doch schon vorbei?!"

In case you wonder, we in Germany use more the lunch (Mittagessen) term, than the whole lunch time term. Or at least that's my own experience in Bavaria. Don't ask me how they do it in the rest of Germany. Lunch fits more in my opinion, but you could also translate this sentence like this, with the lunch time term:

"Aber Mittag ist doch schon vorbei?!"

Or:

"Aber die Mittagszeit ist doch schon vorbei?!"

It's your choice in the end.

If you need further translations, don't hesitate to contact me!

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Thankyou very much!

I'll implement this next time I'm on my computer, and I'll be sure to keep you in mind.

This was a great character intro, I loved it. Something about the Frankenstein thing that you have going on with her pleases me.

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Then I'd recommend the original manga, Franken Fran, as I am a slow updater.

6501175 I looked for it and, my god. How is it that cool things like this slip past me all the time!

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"Guten morgen!"

Shame on me. I forgot to mention something!

Morgen is a noun, and in Germany every noun has to start with a big letter, like this:

"Guten Morgen!"

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Thanks again!