@BigBuggyBastage  
Well, BgP4192’s point is that the z-axis is pointing to the “wrong” direction according to the right-hand rule, because they see it as pointing inwards. But my point is that the z-axis can be viewed as pointing inwards as well as pointing outwards, therefore it is uncertain whether the orientation is “wrong”. On the other hand, right-handed coordinate system and left-handed coordinate system both exist, if we assume this system is left-handed instead of right-handed, then pointing inwards is actually “correct”.

I must ask about rho-ona, theta-ona and phi-ona as well, I laughed at the last one.

XD

 
I still have no idea how Awaking III Leaves works. It just works. >:D

Then you get into the fourth dimension with Wona.

She’s three dimensions of adorable

👌 A+ 200 IQ MEME ONLY ALICORNS WILL GET THIS ONE.

@jazspid  
Using the right-hand rule, as BgP 4192 stipulated, we can.
 
I will give you that placing two of the axes at a right angle was a poor choice for representing them in 3-space.

@Background Pony #4192  
You can’t actually tell whether the z-axis is pointing forward or backward.lol

In Minkowski’s space-time, there should be Ictona as well. Ctona or Tona is also acceptable. plssendhelp

Yaxis

The z-axis orientation is wrong. It should be on the opposide side due to the right-hand rule.

@Bro(ny)  

 
@Random Ambler  

 
These right here. Dang it…! XD

I love you, and I hate you for making this…

Its so bad but its so good.

…Clever.

I laughed.

That pun is so terrible, that it make laugh damn hard XD

@Bro(ny)  
same here

Clever

i hate myself for laughing at this

Hah! Puns!

This is a perfect representation of math class. (How much could someone do like this…)