DOUG TENNAPEL: I approve.
SUKASHI: What hope does humanity have when threatened
by an invincible force, the Sukashi?
BETHANY: Are you gonna call unemployment today?
SUKASHI: I've told you, Bethany, I am employed--
by destiny.
BETHANY: Do you remember your cat Destiny?
The one that didn't have a job, so I
threw it out the window?
SUKASHI: Of course I remember Destiny, and--
[MUFFLED SOUNDS]
BETHANY: Ever since you've become a superhero, you just
don't make any sense, any more.
No sense, none.
Ugh.
SUKASHI: I'm sorry?
BETHANY: And I hate dogs, too.
BRIAN: Hey, hey, Bethany, I--
BETHANY: And potpourri.
BRIAN: What's her problem?
SUKASHI: Destiny.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Brian, can you imagine if there was a manga about me?
I mean, think about it.
How cool would it be to have Japanese teenage girls reading
a book about me?
Think about it-- it's awesome.
BRIAN: What are you talking about?
You know, this is probably why your girlfriend hates you.
SUKASHI: Bethany doesn't hate me, Brian.
Bethany hates cats.
She is a mystery, though, I'll give you that.
BRIAN: You're like a homeless dude.
She supports you.
SUKASHI: Brian, do you think that evil is going to take a
break long enough to put food on its
table, and pay its rent?
[LAUGHING].
I don't think so, Brian.
[LAUGHING].
Don't look now, Brian, but a hidden Rectanguloid has taken
to the streets.
BRIAN: Is that, like, geometry or something?
SUKASHI: If I don't act now, the streets will be clad in an
impenetrable aura of terror.
BRIAN: Look, there is nothing out there.
SUKASHI: His aura of invisibility has blinded you
from the truth.
Stay here, Brian.
Stay here where it's safe.
Whodat.
Your invisibility projector can't fool me, Rectanguloid.
Have at you.
Sa, sa, sa, sa, sa.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[GROANING].
