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The lady in the white shirt loses her sleeve, the guy(?) in the blue shirt gained a higher color the guy next to him got bigger hair, and the guy in the red short is... Thinner, I think?
I don't understand what these changes signify. I get the Kegel part, but why does it change their apperence in these ways? Or maybe it's to show a passage of time?
To me it looks like the artist fully redrew the frame again, and for the most part the differences are mistakes. They probably redrew it to make it undeniable that it's separate frames, similar to doing the same thing in animation to give a flipbook effect.
More questions than answers remain 😄