Meals, parents and warm family moments.
Tau (dad) declares firmly: no pets in this house, no sofa, no spoiling. A few days later he's the one drawing up a care schedule, taking over a thousand photos to 'track its development', and shushing the whole family because 'it just fell asleep'. Get Go needs just one question to expose who really runs the house now.
Tau tries to prove 'the old days were hard' so his kid appreciates the present, but Leo keeps asking such logical questions that every 'lesson' veers off course — and in the end Tau realizes his tech-less childhood had plenty worth missing.
Tau can travel a hundred miles alone just fine, but for the 200 meters from the alley to the front door, Dad insists on coming out. The more Tau protests, the more reasons Dad finds; and just when Tau thinks Dad finally gets it, he shows up with a chair, a teapot and a cart, waiting. A warm DETOON family comic.
Some days nothing big happens — just a few more emails, a slightly closer deadline, and a little more tired. Get Go learns to comfort himself: a quiet seat, a dish he loves, and one evening no one asks 'are you done yet?'.
A 5-minute rest becomes unemployment, one bowl becomes a poor appetite, torn jeans become poverty, a laptop becomes gaming — a warm DETOON comic about grandparents' adorable misunderstandings, all out of love.
Get Go sits down for a poetic Mid-Autumn moon-gazing — but keeps taking 'one more bite for balance' until the plate is spotless. This year, the moon isn't the only round thing. A 3-page DETOON comic.
As a kid, Get Go asked Mom 'what's for dinner?' every day. Grown up and living alone, he learns the person eating with you is what you miss most. A 3-page DETOON comic.
This Mid-Autumn is just another late workday for Tau — until he sees the moon and calls home. 'I kept your share' is what makes him decide to come back this weekend. A 4-page DETOON comic.
Happy Mid-Autumn! From lantern parades, feast-breaking and mooncakes as a kid to the simple joys of adulthood — some feelings stay exactly the same.
Get Go volunteers to be head chef for the family dinner — but keeps calling Mom every few minutes. In the end he only 'covered' the phone calls. A 3-page DETOON comic.
Leo is set on making mooncakes from scratch, with Get Go as the 'judge' who renames every flaw a feature. Wonky shapes, off-center filling — but nobody's giving up that last piece. A 3-page DETOON Mid-Autumn comic.