If you follow Japanese artists, you've probably seen them share their work on platforms like X or Pixiv, showcasing their latest creations.
Recently, however, Japanese artist Manchineel posted on X, saying, "I drew a dragon today," along with a sketch and the final piece. But the sketch's "suggestive" shape immediately sent the comment section into a hilarious spiral, cracking up countless netizens.
First, let's check out Manchineel's finished dragon. Looks pretty normal and cool, right? Definitely captures that traditional dragon's fierce and majestic vibe.
But then, shortly after, he shared the sketch, explaining: "The trick to drawing smoothly is to first decide the positions of the head, neck, body, and tail, then fill in the details!" However, the "neck and tail" in this sketch... well, they just make you think of things you probably shouldn't be thinking about...
The comments section immediately went off the rails. Netizens roasted it with remarks like: "That dragon is way too *erect*," "No matter how you look at it, it's a... penis," "Is this some kind of dragon that spits white fire?" "Is this the legendary TNK (a euphemism for a certain male appendage)?" "It looks like you're just exposing your kinks, LOL!"
Someone even quoted a classic line from "Gintama": "This is clearly the Neo Armstrong Cyclone Jet Armstrong Cannon! The craftsmanship is superb!"
One netizen even shared a painful family anecdote: "My niece looked over my shoulder at my phone and yelled, 'You're looking at a d*ck pic!' I frantically tried to explain, 'No, this is how you draw a dragon!!' My whole family looked at me like I was making excuses..."
While the final artwork indeed shows a majestic dragon, most netizens agreed: "What went viral this time wasn't the dragon itself, but that utterly problematic sketch." Someone even joked, "From now on, it shall be known as the Penis Dragon (Chinpoko Dragon)."
The artist's skill might be undeniable, but that sketch totally stole the show and was just too wild. No wonder it became an instant hot topic online! Who knew you could draw a dragon starting with *that* kind of sketch? Mind blown, for sure (?).
via： togetter