The original source is a parody of the scene when then-Prime Minister of Japan Keizo Obuchi held up a board with the word "Heisei (ๅนณๆ)" written on it, announcing that Japan's era name would change from Shouwa(ๆญๅ) to Heisei(ๅนณๆ).
I think it's a temporal projection of the state of the tray throughout multiple usages into a single representation. Perhaps first the fish meal and then followed with a glass of wine and bread (the fish plate is distinct from the others in the cast of its shadow). It's clearly pulling from Italian futurism, compare it with Duchamp's Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2 or Balla's Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash and you'll see similar effects, perhaps executed better.
I've seen this a few times, but how the hell is this even supposed to work? Like, from a physiological standpoint, this seems completely impossible. I know it's fiction, so there's some leeway for unrealism, but surely this pushes it too far.
I've seen this a few times, but how the hell is this even supposed to work? Like, from a physiological standpoint, this seems completely impossible. I know it's fiction, so there's some leeway for unrealism, but surely this pushes it too far.
The goat's a demon. Different race, different rules.
A more in-depth answer would be that the Goat is a succubus. Succubi possess the power to alter their bodies to make the desires of their victims into reality.
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