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The octopus was depicted realistically here, with convincing textures and acurate morphology.
 
The octopus was depicted realistically here, with convincing textures and acurate morphology.
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Octopus refers to two of Calvin's alter egos. They each appeared in a weekday strip.

First appearance

Octopus

In its first appearance, the octopus was purported to "[terrorize] [a] sleepy waterfront community" by snatching tourists on a beach. This would actually be impossible for any octopus, which would be incapacitated outside of the water. An anology for Calvin really just grabbing his mother.

Here, the octopus was a cartoonlike caricature with an anthropomorphic face and character.

Second appearance

Octopus 2

In its second appearance, the octopus was in its natural element performing regular octopus behavior. Threatened by an unidentified enemy, it released a cloud of ink and escaped, as an analogy to Calvin spraying Susie with pen ink at school.

The octopus was depicted realistically here, with convincing textures and acurate morphology.