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The second best character in medaka box ...
I know who it is. I just want to know why. Could he be making an appearance at the end of the season like I wanted?
The second best character in medaka box ...
Is that actually from the anime or a shop?
There are 775 million reasons why that's still problematic though.This explains everything. Also, German uniforms and tanks looked cool, regardless of their usage. Do you not agree?
You could make the same argument, albeit with different numbers, against every fictional representation of real world militaristic forces everywhere.There are 775 million reasons why that's still problematic though.
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Huh, is that confirmed? So I guess we'll never see the end of this then.
I did mean good going forward after AGE...I think it's failure would serve as good motivation.
You're implying that the real show is unlikely to contain such a scene? Because it never even crossed my mind that it's anything other than authentic.
You could make the same argument, albeit with different numbers, against every fictional representation of real world militaristic forces everywhere.
Sorry, I was making a Giantbomb reference there. lolYou could make the same argument, albeit with different numbers, against every fictional representation of real world militaristic forces everywhere.
I think wonzo mentioned it, and countdown.mandragon.info now lists the 14th episode, so it must be true.
Yeah, if we ever see the ending it will probably be in a year or so.
Well, asides from how that particular setup is linked to atrocities in a way most real-world military forces are not. The fascination for German stuff in a country that has had its own share of imperialistic ambitions (and continues to deny its crimes) does boggle my cahooters.
Well, asides from how that particular setup is linked to atrocities in a way most real-world military forces are not. The fascination for German stuff in a country that has had its own share of imperialistic ambitions (and continues to deny its crimes) does boggle my cahooters.
So what do you guys think of Hetalia?Sorry, I was making a Giantbomb reference there. lol
And honestly, I find apolitical depictions of war really weird now in any context. Just Nazi stuff is even more troubling.
I find it encouraging? (or at least amusing) that they don't do animes about how great Japan was in WW2 and how they crushed the Chinese and Koreans anyway. Nazism probably doesn't have the same connotations over there as it does over here.
But are your jimmies rustled or unrustled?
There are 775 million reasons why that's still problematic though.
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I've never seen it. I assume I'd find it just as weird, if not more so.So what do you guys think of Hetalia?
lolBut Hugo Boss!
You could make the same argument, albeit with different numbers, against every fictional representation of real world militaristic forces everywhere.
I find it encouraging? (or at least amusing) that they don't do animes about how great Japan was in WW2 and how they crushed the Chinese and Koreans anyway. Nazism probably doesn't have the same connotations over there as it does over here.
So what do you guys think of Hetalia?
I watched the first episode. It had this giant disclaimer that it was not about real history or whatever.While it's not WW2, did you watch Senkou no Night Raid? I remember it being controversial because of it covering the Manchurian Incident, but alas I thought the first episode was rather dull so never saw it through to that point.
I know who it is. I just want to know why. Could he be making an appearance at the end of the season like I wanted?
Sorry, I was making a Giantbomb reference there. lol
And honestly, I find apolitical depictions of war really weird now in any context. Just Nazi stuff is even more troubling.
I find it encouraging? (or at least amusing) that they don't do animes about how great Japan was in WW2 and how they crushed the Chinese and Koreans anyway. Nazism probably doesn't have the same connotations over there as it does over here.
So what do you guys think of Hetalia?
So what do you guys think of Hetalia?
I don't know. I thought it was going to be Uplotte and the girls would be the tanks.
TV toon skein
I feel like I must have, because it was airplane porn, but since I don't remember anything about it I probably didn't.I take it you haven't seen The Cockpit?
Girls Und Panzer
First, I weep for Yoshida. You gotta eat, but this is basically the writing equivalent of prostitution. I assume she's not as soulless as Okada-bot anyway.
Second, is it me, or is the apolitical nature of the show just weird? In the same way that Leigh Alexander saying German uniforms are sexy or how every video game set in WW2 ignores the Holocaust, but taking something that's so iconic and associated with perhaps one of the greatest evils ever in the history of humanity and making it a toy for moe girls to play with is just... I dunno.
It'd be as if they made a show where moe girls pretended to be Confederate soldiers because... I dunno, some guy decided to write a manga about the American Civil War.
I also think re-enactments are kind of crazy too, because what kind of person do you have to be to want to dress up as a Nazi and fight Allied soldiers (or a Confederate who fights Union soldiers)?
(Of course, I'm the weirdo that refuses to watch Mad Men because apparently racism doesn't exist in that version of the American '50s, so it's probably just me. lol)
Even Upotte! got serious. (Seriously dumb).
I know who it is. I just want to know why. Could he be making an appearance at the end of the season like I wanted?
I just thought that this should be viewed by more people:
I just thought that this should be viewed by more people:
Wait... how do they ever get serious with that premise? Does a strange man pull their triggers in the wrong way? Look down the barrel? The government takes away the girls?
What do you mean?What does erotic animation writing count as then?
Uh... who's room is that?
Jex is just showing off his room.
It's his birthday?
It's his birthday?
Aikatsu! 01:
CG dancing everywhere. Narag's dream show. This is the story of a girl who discards her fanciful, pie-in-the-sky dreams of making bentos for a living for the much more grounded and realistic aspiration of being Japan's #1 idol. To achieve these aims, she and her best friend decide to attend STARLIGHT ACADEMY, that venerable institution of higher idol learning so vital to perpetuating Japan's culture and furthering every little girl's dream of someday briefly making a life of singing hollow electronic songs in front of crowds of desperate creepers whose dicks throb at the mere thought of your dead-eyed corporate-tailored facade of purity.
STARLIGHT ACADEMY just to happens to employ the AIKATSU SYSTEM, some manner of pink-sparkled devilry that utilizes cards in the management of every aspect of an idol's performance from the clothes she wears to special "charm appeals". Hoshimiya Ichigo and her friend Aoi both ace their idol auditions and gain acceptance to STARLIGHT ACADEMY, but the real challenge begins here. Will their friendship survive the cutthroat competition to become the #1 idol in Japan? What challenges inherent in the AIKATSU SYSTEM await them? Will Ultimadrago survive even a single episode of this?
Uh... who's room is that?
I'll summarise the salient plot points:I feel like I must have, because it was airplane porn, but since I don't remember anything about it I probably didn't.
Aikatsu! 01:
Will Ultimadrago survive even a single episode of this?
Wait... how do they ever get serious with that premise? Does a strange man pull their triggers in the wrong way? Look down the barrel? The government takes away the girls?
[The Cockpit]
I'll summarise the salient plot points:
It's about a Japanese fighter pilot during WWII. In this version of history Japan invents the atomic bomb first but won't use it because only a 'devil' would use such a weapon. Our hero heroically kills himself to do destroy the bomb.
Well, at least we'll get to see it before Hyouge Mono!
Just tear the fucking bandage right off, won't you?
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It makes me want to scream Huzzah! for some reason.
Wow. See, on the one hand I can appreciate the anti-atom bomb sentiment and the very thinly veiled allegory. On the other hand, it ignores all the other history related to the war.