Lettuce Dish, nicknamed Handsome, is a competitor in the Strange-Faced Idiot Fight who reached the final round of its second running. Appearing in the Chin Piece parody, he stands as the counterpart to the main-series swordsman Cavendish.
Drawn as a mildly chibi take on his canon equivalent Cavendish, Lettuce Dish skips the heavy exaggerations usually applied to parody figures, keeping a comparatively faithful look.
His defining gift lies in warping his own features at will, snapping from a calm, blank expression into sudden ridiculous faces. By pairing that stoic baseline with the abrupt shift, he catches rivals off guard and tips them into fits of laughter.
Lettuce Dish entered the second Strange-Faced Idiot Fight and toppled Gammon in his opening match. He advanced all the way to the final pairing opposite Chinpy, yet he came up short and lost the title bout. Among his showcased moves are Gap-gao, in which he seizes the top and bottom of his face and stretches it to the extreme while glaring at his foe, the near-instant change producing a jolt of shock. He also uses Marude Betsujin Hengao, deforming his features by thrusting out his jaw, bulging his eyes wide, and forcing hairs from his nose. Both techniques first surfaced in that championship match against Chinpy.
Lettuce Dish, nicknamed Handsome, is a competitor in the Strange-Faced Idiot Fight from the Chin Piece parody manga who reaches the final round of its second running.
Lettuce Dish is the Chin Piece parody counterpart to the main-series swordsman Cavendish, drawn as a mildly chibi take on him.
Lettuce Dish defeats Gammon in his opening match of the second Strange-Faced Idiot Fight and advances to the final round against Chinpy, where he ultimately loses the title bout.
Lettuce Dish uses Gap-gao, stretching the top and bottom of his face while glaring at his foe, and Marude Betsujin Hengao, deforming his features by thrusting out his jaw and bulging his eyes, both first shown in his championship match against Chinpy.
Lettuce Dish's defining gift is warping his own features at will, snapping from a calm expression into sudden ridiculous faces to catch rivals off guard and make them burst into laughter.
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