Well do they say about other foreign countries dubbing them in English?
Ghost Stories dub writing is predictably kosher in nature, considering all the Kavinsky-tier black stereotypes. And it was quite telling of what the atmosphere was probably like at these dubbing houses years before streaming cancer/Netfux, or the Vic/Funi situation. Nothing but pop-culture references, nigger worship, weed/fart humor, the odd one-sided political jab at conservatives and a lot of unsubtle anti-Christian sentiment (which wasn't questioned due to the era in which it released). Hilariously enough, by their own post-modern rules, there are many "deeply offensive" jokes made at the expense of fags and dykes in the GS dub too, which in this "progressive" era would probably get half the creators blacklisted forever...
AssCreed Shadows is showing the Japanese why they should actually pay attention to what (((gaijin))) companies are doing with their culture and even their history. Namely the entire debacle of a fake historian writing books and even editing his own wiki pages to craft a false narrative around some random bag-holding nigger in the warring states period actually being Nobunaga's secret right hand nigger, and the savior of all Nippon... As it turns out the fake historian (who has since gone dark) was telling his Japanese contacts one thing about his creations, and telling the west another. He was actively lying to Japanese historians to keep his waning "credibility", all the while selling the made up "nigger-jesus samurai" narrative to the west via his amazon books and his self-edited/sourced wikipedia pages. All this fake data, never being taken down by Kikepedia of course, was used recently to get a Netflix cartoon made about a literal lie for the predictable cause of shoving more niggers into anything eastern.
i just barely started learning japanese for real a month or two ago after sitting on memorized katakana and hiragana since my cringey teenage years
how feminine
If there wasn't Olympic this year, this anime would have ended a few weeks ago already.
the scene
That glitter and glare manga is wild. Shoujo meets Shounen. Talk about originality.
I personally liked the idea of the plot twist, but I felt like it's the type that unfortunately loses a lot when it's adapted into other mediums like manga and anime. Haven't read the novels though, so I can't say if it does better.
Huh. How come they're returning to Mezzo after all these years?
Ooh, spaceships and year 2099! Unfortunately not as good as Kite Liberator's spaceship, though. Also
I still remember his performance as Petelgeuse, the guy went hard.
Is it on any streaming service?
The closest I saw was How Not to Summon a Demon Lord. Worst case of this I saw was Moonlit Fantasy, dude literally fought to not have sex and jumped out the window. It wasn't even funny, just kinda dumb. Both are pretty good anime though.
Yeah, I like it too, but a little more of that would be nice. The show did a good job with character development, I like that his wife accepted her "son" robot in the end.
