I see a scenario like this....

NK: Muwahahaha, now I can see my stupid neighbor's been doing. He better not be in the way.... *sends his drone*

SK: *came out from the bath* *towel got slip off* Oops. *picks it up again*

NK: *watching on the monitor* Wah! What the heck was that?! My eyes! It burns! *covering his eyes*

@SolisLuna1999
What I see:
#9745636

@JTTWloverchinese hehe.

@SolisLuna1999 "Oh no! He's better groomed and hotter than me! I have to pretend I'm awesome so no one will notice!"

That sounds a bit naughty when countries are people

I hope the South Koreans smile and wave, pointing to their fashionable clothes, cars, houses, and good food.
"Living well is the best revenge."

@Danelaw true no fact have you seen north Korean people compared south Korean people

@Danelaw They also set up loud speakers on their side of the DMZ and play pop music so the North Koreans can hear. It's ridiculous, but actually a point of contention. The South Koreans see this as an entirely appropriate way to poke at Pyongyang (and potentially as a form of cultural warfare, because the North troops might develop a taste for the stuff), and start playing music every time N.Korea pulls some military stunt or makes too many loud political noises. The North, however, sees the music as a serious threat (I wonder why, eh?), and some of their negotiations have begun and ended with demands that the music stop.

@ArynChris I like how S. Korea is basically the noisy downstairs neighbor having parties and shit while N Korea still grieving over the death of their prior soulmate, the USSR.

It's been like 40 years, North Korea. It's time to move on.

There's a non-profit in SK that attachs cellphones, memory sticks with news etc. and such into balloons and lets fly en masse near the border when winds blow North.

That really, really riles the authorities up on the North side.

These "drones" are remote controllable little helicopters with gopros attached to them.

@Finn123
They must fall from the sky a lot
(They're hard to fly straight and the Radius is very limited, right?)

@Finn123 Actually, they were more like little airplanes with Sony or Nikkon in it.

just like your crazy sibling who hates you and stalks you

@ChineseNz2003 Yes. XD

How weird is it that my first thought was that they're spying on the women's locker rooms?

@amypisces i thought something like that too. The phrasing makes it sound naughty when countries are imagined as people

Ew, creep.

I do NOT want a comic about that!!!

@EUcomicartist I want it! And SK destroys one dron with his archery skills.

@JTTWloverchinese I feel like we see this in different ways... I like your idea better. But from the way I se it right now how it COULD end up like.... Is just... well, no....

@EUcomicartist
*China and SK are a few km from the border*
China: Hang, I’m sorry for spliting you two.
SK: Don’t worry so much, I’m ok now.
*NK’s dron appears above them*
SK: Please, not again!
*SK goes for his bow and arrows*
SK:*shoots the dron* Ok, perhaps no.
Japan:*appears from nowhere* Can I have the metal?

Notes: Hang is short for hánguó, SK’s chinese name.

Jealous much? ;)

@Lumoseo have u seen any?

@SpikeylovesSatW Nope XD I live in Seoul and that's probably too far from the border. If I saw one I would have told the police, given how patriotic I am.

But I have seen photos of them. Pretty sure the people in Sintan- ri would have or something though, since they live so close to the border.

Yep: http://www.popularmechanics.com/military/weapons/a19090/inside-north-koreas-unmanned-aerial-vehicle-arsenal/

Weird