Your lipstick looks cute on you. 😄 I like the sceneries. Would be so exhilarating to witness myself all the magnificent surroundings… I can only dream of. ♥️
@@tsubasa_RS Ever since I was a young kid, I’ve loved Japan. While other people may be attracted to South Korea, I have remain loyal to Japan. My car is Japanese, even my pen is imported. haha 😂
@@tsubasa_RS ⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡I’m so hyped for it too, I sometimes skip generations if I might not be to convince. hehe Good thing I have my Nintendo Switch, but yes, I am totally looking forward to it. The good thing is that now GameFreak is marketing their games to be accessible worldwide on the same timeframe. So you could be where you live, and I am over here in America, but we can still get the game on the same day and connect with each other on the same day if we want to. Ain’t that nice?? (๑>◡<๑)
@@tsubasa_RS I think that depends on which ones you speak of. A couple months ago I just finally watched _Neon Genesis Evangelion_ just to find out that there’s two English translations. I also was hoping that _Inuyasha_ would had been a direct translation, word by word, but what the English translation did on this particular anime is make it more dramatic I think in a good way of course. However if I watch Naruto, I rather listen it in its native language and read the subtitles, is much more enjoyable that way for me. I don’t feel the same way if I were to watch Dragon Ball. But you should consider that even on manga things can be said in a different way, like _Wolf’s Rain_ for example. Or when it’s a film adaptation, such as in the case of _YuYu Hakusho_ Spanish is actually my first language, by the way. 😉🇵🇷 🌹
@@kibawhitefang7176 I thought you were from an English-speaking country. You like Inuyasha too! I love it too. of course I like Naruto and Yu Yu Hakusho. Sasukeeeee
