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Somewhere in the swamp
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I’d encourage it, yes.
If you can’t actually pay for it through legitimate means, find someone who’s translated a game or movie online, watch it and enjoy.
Art shouldn’t be limited to one region because of some arbitrary sales law, dictated by some dinosaurs in a boardroom.
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I wonder how Japanese consumers of R18 Doujins would react if suddenly that entire was shut down?
It’s a very clear violation of copyright.
I can’t count how many covers I’ve seen with Asuka on it. Seems like an inherently hypocritical stance to take.
Jon Enriquez retweeted
El anime no es político
-Gundam es solo mechas
-La tumba de las luciérnagas es una hermosa historia de hermanos
-Porco Rosso es un cerdo que habla
-Code Geass es un estudiante al que le gusta jugar ajedrez
-FMA son dos hermanos que buscan una piedra
Nada de esto es política. 🤦🏻♀️
The Japanese One Piece fans that don’t want to go any deeper into the work are just like the American Conservatives that listen to Rage Against the Machine.
What I’ve learned today:
Japanese people are WAY more like Americans than they’d ever admit. Even when an artist practically spells out the political leaning of their work, the consumers will sweep that meaning under the rug to not confront that which makes them uncomfortable.
O hey I can use this again
🚨🇯🇵 JAPANESE FANS BURST ON X
Japanese fans on X are expressing their anger over the use of anime imagery in controversial acts, saying:
• “Don’t Turn The One Piece flag into a symbol of TERRORISM!” 🏴☠️
• “DON’T USE ANIME TO JUSTIFY YOUR CRIMINAL ACTS!”
• “Now Days, Celestial Dragons Are Using The One Piece Flag!”
• “Don’t Defame Our Country & Anime!”
• “They Are Not REAL ANIME FANS, They Dont Even Watch Anime. they are people using ANIME FOR SOCIAL MEDIA FAME!”
People in the west WANT to give Japanese companies money for their games. But the dumbass dinosaurs that run your companies either just don’t want to make them available or lost the masters of those games, because they didn’t think archiving them was important.
Dude, just prove he was a racist within the first 30 seconds.
If the correct pronunciation of a name pisses him off, I wonder how he pronounces “Jose” like Josey? Or Joze?
Hell like 4/5ths of the English language borrows words from every other major language in the world.
I’m still reeling from this shit, the first show of breaking at the Olympics, and somehow this lady got in.
I was so fucking pumped to get drunk and watch it with my buddies. They saw this lady flopping around and looked at me like “ this is your sport, huh?”
Absolutely insane range. What a talent
The original voice of Meowth and Grandpa Muto in English, Maddie Blaustein Passed Away Eighteen Years Ago Today at Just 48 Years Old 🐱🎙️
For countless Pokémon fans, Maddie Blaustein will always be remembered as the iconic voice of Meowth, bringing sarcastic humor, attitude, and unforgettable personality to Team Rocket’s talkative companion throughout the classic English dub era.
Beyond Pokémon, Blaustein built an impressive voice acting career across anime, cartoons, and video games. From Grandpa Muto in Yu-Gi-Oh! and Dr. Kureha in One Piece to E-123 Omega in the Sonic franchise, Blaustein’s performances became a memorable part of countless childhoods.
Some of Maddie Blaustein’s notable voice roles include:
• Meowth (Pokémon)
• Solomon “Grandpa” Muto (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
• Dr. Kureha (One Piece, 4Kids dub)
• E-123 Omega (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Chef Kawasaki / Waddle Doo / Professor Curio (Kirby: Right Back at Ya!)
• Sartorius Kumar (Yu-Gi-Oh! GX)
• Dr. K (Cubix)
• Helga (Dinosaur King)
• Overkill (G.I. Joe: Sigma 6)
• Wally Tusket (Ultimate Muscle)
• Jillas (Slayers Try)
• Migeira (Samurai Deeper Kyo)
• Oslo (Fighting Foodons)
• Chatot (Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time & Darkness)
• The President (Shadow the Hedgehog)
Through Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Sonic, and numerous beloved franchises, Maddie Blaustein helped shape an unforgettable era of English dubbing. Decades later, countless performances continue to hold a special place in the hearts of anime and gaming fans around the world.
Happy Birthday in Heaven, Maddie Blaustein. An incredible legacy lives on through unforgettable characters, cherished childhood memories, and generations of fans. 🎙️🎮
Love how this completely proves the point I’ve made.
Original artist envisions a character with a beard. The AI removes the beard. Original artist pretends that was their vision all along.
It guts your artistic expression and replaces it with a cheap fabrication of other’s style
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If you watched Kurzgesagt talk about the optimism of technology in the past, space travel, curing diseases, limitless green energy, etc.
You might notice they, in no way, talk about the benefits of data centers sapping our resources, so chuds can make ai generated CP.
