Court is Now Incessant

***- Dr. Heinzen***

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## Information

"Court is Now Incessant" is the 10th of the Ludicrous Laboratory, featuring and introducing Jacob, Heinzen, Wang Taxman, the jurist, and the lawyer. It has has 94 panels total including the ending screen. In the episode, Heinzen, Jacob, and Wang Taxman go to court for Heinzen destroying the Orphanage Hospital Retirement Home.

## Synopsis

The episode begins with Wang Taxman's truck from the previous episode pulling up to the courthouse. He steps into the building, being greeted by the jurist, saying that Wang was extremely earlier than expected, but they don't care since he doesn't care about his job anyways. He decides to get a move on with the case, and the bailiff and jurist presents the case. The lawyer gives his opening statement, saying that Heinzen and Jacob are being rightfully accused of destroying Wang's building, and Wang is a very trustworthy man. Jacob presents next, saying that he knows nothing about the case, but Heinzen doesn't seem like the kind of person to purposefully destroy the building.

Miriam gets called to the stand, stating she was in her study when the explosion happened, and Wang told her that the laser beam was coming from the laboratory, and that he was going to go the the laboratory. Miriam says they never payed Wang back, and they ended up in debt. Heinzen gets called to the stand, and the lawyer questions him about how he managed to "unknowingly" point the gun at the building of his competing suppliers. Heinzen replies with him saying that he knows as much as him, weakening his point.

Wang decides that he'll just bribe the judge, because he'll probably be wealthy enough to make a great enough offer. The lawyer states that this isn't a very good idea, but Wang goes ahead and does it. Jacob catches on and talks to Heinzen about it, who ignores it, saying he needs to turn off his goggles' recording devices since they're in a courtroom. Jacob realizes that this means Heinzen has a recording of Wang Taxman capturing them, and Jacob demands Heinzen's goggles to show the evidence to the jurist.

He takes them to the jurist, and the jurist pulls the selected date up, and it shows the recording footage. The lawyer fails to come up with any lies to tell to the jurist, and just gives up entirely, The jurist, confused at all the evidence he has for both sides, just lets them both out. Jacob doesn't like the idea since Wang can still try again to kill them, but the decision is made, and Jacob and Heinzen drive home.

## Trivia

- Heinzen and Jacob were originally intended to be in handcuffs, but this was too difficult to draw for every panel they were in due to that meaning everybody would need to be clumped together, so they ended up just being out of handcuffs.

- The recording of Heinzen getting out of being captured by Wang Taxman was originally going to be way longer, and would have included a lot more panels of the screen. This was cut due to time purposes.

- This is the longest episode to date, with 91 panels in total, double the average panel count.

- Despite this, the entire comic is around a 5 minute read.

- This episode has the most use of body parts in separate layers being moved around for movement.