One comic has Pipimi become so happy that her already long neck stretches off the screen and loops downwards, much like Lesser Dog's does.

While Popuko misses a jump on a spring, Pipimi flies in on a Koopa Clown Car ersatz and sympathises.

Popuko using a cape to fly, complete with a reference to the distinct 'dive and rise' style of flight it uses.

Season Five's volume cover is the usual Flipping the Bird pose, but Popuko and Pipimi's skin colors have been replaced with the kimono patterns of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba's Tanjirou and Nezuko Kamado.

The punchline of one comic parodies the iconic face from Nyoron Churuya-san.

One strip has Popuko make her debut as a Virtual Youtuber called Popukoai, a parody of Kizuna AI.

A phone cover ◊ shows the pair on a spoof of the classic Hana to Yume paperback manga covers.

To make things more obvious, she shoots him down on suspect of being a furry.

Pipimi shoots down a man walking out of a movie playing '.otopia' with a rabbit at the center of it.

While eating it, she says 'hinna, hinna', like Asirpa does in Golden Kamuy.

One strip has Popuko killing a monster in a dungeon, then making a meal out of it, like in Delicious in Dungeon.

The 'Esahi Super Dry' gag note Masahi Super Dry in the anime parodies a famous ad for Japan's most popular beer, Asahi Super Dry, which has become a cultural icon in its own right.

One strip does a Steamboat Willie parody.

Unfortunately for him, she was a little too PopTePiPic at the time and ran him over before he could help.

When Popuko started getting 'a little PopTePiPic' when she was hungry, one kid tried offering her a Snickers to calm her down.

At one point, Pipimi's hand resembles Nube's demonic left hand.

In one strip, Pipimi uses the invisible shape Nen trick that Bisky trains Gon and Killua with.

Popuko's '10,000 Gambaruzoi' is based off of the '1000 Praying Hands' technique.

One strip has Popuko and Pipimi exchange MTG Keywords.

Popuko cosplays as the titular Himouto! Umaru-chan protagonist for a strip.

Disheartened about the anime's initial development hiatus, Popuko cries that she won't get to do battle in ratings with Osomatsu-san and Himouto! Umaru-chan R.

In one strip, Popuko has a Pipimi doll that dances to a recording of Blue Swede's 'Hooked on a Feeling' cover.

One strip involves Pipimi carrying around a boom box playing the Full House theme, causing Popuko to imagine herself on an upbeat American dramedy where an Expy of Uncle Jesse chastises her for stealing his hair gel.

One comic has Pipimi's head turn into a P-shape, mimicking the P-Headed Producer from the fanon comics and Petit This comic ◊ makes a lot more sense once you realize it's referencing Robert McCloskey's Lentil, of all things.

Popuko hides in a time capsule belonging to Louis, Shin, and Taiga.

She ends up using the punchline of How to Make Sushi note At the time, it was translated into Japanese and made popular on Twitter, known for its final line 'Nobody loves you'.

One comic has Popuko try (and fail) to make a comic not including parody gags.

This comic's ◊ title panel references Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.

This even extends into The Merch: one T-shirt ◊ note The left one is clearly rendered to resemble the Tower Records logo (a company that is incredibly popular in Japan).One comic ◊ features splash art of Popuko with the caption 'if you've got time to read this kind of manga, let's play some baseball!.She even reveals them to Popuko the same way Sanosuke did. One comic has Pipimi make a metric ton of explosives using knowledge from a notorious Japanese extremist group.

Two comics centering around a Lawyer-Friendly Cameo of Baymax with a Gundam face.When Popuko manages to lure Pipimi out of a crowd by playing 'Billie Jean' (her favorite song), leading her to moonwalk by.This comic features his face as part of the punchline.Pipimi riding a motorcycle alongside her raptors.After getting massive amounts of soot in their hair, Popuko and Pipimi sing 'Tomorrow'.

The last panels reference the very first case of Case Closed. Popuko interrupts a news broadcast: 'Peace, peace!!'.Among the more direct references is this comic, which immediately announces itself as ' Lassen Gorelai with Poptepipic'.Popuko wishes her futon could fly it immediately does, passing by an Arabian castle as 'A Whole New World' appears in the upper-left corner.This comic spoofs the 'Do You Wanna Build a Snowman?' sequence from Frozen (2013).Pipimi claims it's for cutting tails (a reference to Freeza). Popuko: Even if you tell me such a Diamond is Unbreakable-type phrase. Popuko: Another healthy day! My cellulite is shining!

Popuko and pipimi