【Eng Sub】Kanae Against World【Nijisanji】 

That was the moment I became a Kanaetai as well as transferred from Holo to Niji

Will always be one of the most memorable clips for me, I've probably rewatched it a lot as well.

I didn't know about that and it left my mouth wide open... Fucking incredible

years later and its still gold

I agree. Also the fact that he is such a great conversationalist but got quiet in a big group. He is such a complex person. I love it

@@Cerita__Dunia hmm, im kinda thinking, is it just his rl personality or his 'persona'?

@@arifarrafi3302 a lot of other streamers said (including kuzuha) that Kanae’s personality always stays the same in his streams and in real life, he doesn’t have a persona.

And I totally agree with everything. Kanae is really an interesting person I like his line of thought and how he is very smart. He is tedious but he can be messy as well. He is very friendly but he will set boundaries if he needs to. Overall he takes his work seriously but tends to exert himself too much. I remember Kuzu on one of their twitcasting that he thought Kanae is always very serious person but he can be like him too. So I had a thought that Kanae when its work its work. But he can be sloppy as well outside if it. I think he is a very caring person to those he is close with. Like with his ex-gamers colleagues and of course Kuzu. And he can cut ties as well if needed to but will still remain civil with them. For me Kanae fits the Nijisanji rainbow logo so much because he has many colors to show. And I just realize that while writing this long post. I mean if I can guess, this guy is probably a gemini in irl. Or not. ww.

Dude.....yes....

Timestamp pls!

@@melon159013:03

can you give the link please

@@karyllechloevalenzuela7026 i can't seem to give the link but here is the title of the video 【にじイレまつり】加賀美チームの超攻撃型サッカーまとめ【にじさんじ切り抜き/ウイイレにじさんじ/加賀美ハヤト/不破湊/叶/黛灰/雪城眞尋/長尾景/神田笑一/フレン/弦月藤 kanae is the afro goal keeper

Well he's not wrong though

@@nevermind1904 11:20😊

Xdxdxd

He didnt actually, it was sachou who scored the goal that time. However, in the next game he swapped to striker instead of goal keeper and scored all 4 points by himself😅

What is a goalie?

Woah, so Blue Lock was telling the truth.

@@harae5075 the goal keeper in short

for him it's jus another Tuesday

They are; ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dlWFp1l2IIg.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2cVHXArVHN8.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HX2SJdFiKsk.html Depending on which team you want to see!

"Maji" itself means serious and adding "ka" to it means it become a question sentence. So "Majika?!" means "Seriously?!"

It's ARK! The streams are: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mDtbCeLAOQY.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YH7BZt7MBY0.html

​@@emydesu8882 What's wrong with just doing something along the lines of "huh"? So what if it's more boring, since when is a translator's job to randomly throw in cussing to entertain children with attention deficits? Translators are meant to transfer the source as best they can, and only make changes if they're necessary. When translators go off "adapting" too hard, you get shit like OtakMori, who intentionally mistranslated for clickbait so badly that even Cover's subreddit mod chewed him out for how absolutely unreliable his translations are.

@@user-pv1nl4qp1g 1.Responding "Ha?" to something you don't know or understand has a rude connotation in Japanese. You certainly can't say it to your elders like your parents or your boss, or people you're not too familiar with, and it might even rub your close friends the wrong way when used in certain contexts. So it's not accurate to translate it to "Huh?", the equivalent to "Huh?" would be "Eh?" in Japanese. Just because it sounds similar to "Huh?" doesn't make it mean the same. 2.Knowing Iincho's mannerisms from how she usually talks in Japanese, I decided her saying "What the fu-?" in a sudden unexpected situation wouldn't be too far off of her character. Especially considering it was something she thought rather than what she had said. So I do consider the context and the character of the person when using curse words when translating. Both things, you would know if you actually knew Japanese, but you already have stated you do not. So next time you want to "feedback" at something you yourself have no knowledge of, maybe don't call them curse-happy or a meme right away! Thanks for watching!

huh