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Yuta'-san. Please help us tell Americans that Japanese anime characters are not "obsessed with being Caucasians." We need people in Japan to speak up about this. Aba and Preach made a video recently, you may not know them, but they referenced you video going against "Japanese being obsessed with Caucasians." I'm sorry if I am putting you on the spot, but some Americans are not understanding that Japanese isn't "obsessed with Caucasians." In fact, you gave us a very good point of view of Japanese people not being obsessed with Caucasians. This is a serious matter on the internet. If only this wasn't the issue, but America is quick to put their own issues on the internet and getting other people involved. We need to speak up about this. I, as an American, am doing my best to tell people that Japanese just as much as Americans are not obsessed about a specific ethnic group. We should be caring more about humanity than a specific group of human beings of a specific ethnic group.
What is your favourite anime? Girls:- Kaisen. Because its gory. Boys:- Magical Girls that defeat bad guys with magic stick. Damn. Never felt so much empathy.
Idk about other ones but madoka magica is preety dark and gory stuff. The first 2 eps bait u like it's something fun and then it starts. Excellent anime though and shaft animated it
His voice is truly iconic. It's incredible that even in two polar opposite roles like Akashi Seijuro from KnB (a total unfeeling psycho) and Takeda-sensei from Haikyuu (the embodiment of nerdy & calm wisdom), you can still tell it's him even though he acts them out so well.
@@vinczesamuel7768 I've recently rewatched Attack on Titan and it turns out the girl appeared only once in season 2 episode 2 for about 5 minutes. Sasha rides alone to a mostly abandoned village and saves the girl from a small titan during the Beast Titan attack.
I hope you put Japanese subtitles on these interview type videos so people looking to practice listening and comprehension can benefit immensely from these.
@@user-gr6cy8nx3z Yes. A lull in the sea or nagi no asukara is still my favourite after so many years. The first ending song is perhaps the most nostalgic song of my life.
The only one I got was Death Note because "bus hijacking" is so specific, and even then I wasn't sure because I couldn't place that conversation anywhere. XD
I should've recognized the Attack on Titan one, after Yuta analyzed it in one of his videos. When I heard what the answer was, I did a facepalm at myself for not recalling what the audioclip was (referring to Sasha's weird way of talking).
Hey dude you’re at 999K subs right now, I’m so surprised you haven’t reached 1 mil yet but I wanna thank you for all your great videos before you reach the big number!! Keep up the good work!
Japanese Otaku guy: "Yeah I like anime, I watch quite a lot, like 5 hours a week" Me a normal American guy: "those are rookie numbers you gotta pump those numbers up"
Congratulations on getting 1 million susbcribers--years of hard work paid off... Also, to all readers, head over to Nobita Japan's channel, and give a little bit to the Crowdfunding site that he set up for a young homeless woman, Meru-chan, to give her a better life. Gambarimasu!
Interesting with the last one some people got it because they mentioned Hashimoto Kanna was in the live action playing Kaguya-sama. Glad to know that the some of the Japanese know about Hashimoto Kanna. She has a lot of talent. As for me, I should have been able to figure out which anime it was from the voice actors but I didn't do so well even though I knew VA.
I laughed that I guessed Deathnote correctly when he said it had a hardcore fanbase. I guess there aren't a lot of anime that gets that kind of popularity.
I like OVA's more than Anime, because they usually have a higher quality since they don't meet to meet deadlines and quotas and release episodes every week. I love specially 80's anime, when studios had the biggest budgets and anime was at its peak in interest. I like Studio Pierrot magical girls anime like Persia. late 70's to early 2000, that was the golden time span of anime for me
I only got Death Note right (I watch anime dubbed) cuz I remembered the bus hijacking scene and Love is War cuz of the naime shaped sausages But then again I did drop both Demon Slayer & Attack on Titan and Jujutsu was kinda meh for me.
Maybe it's because I'm a bit old, I don't know, but every time I hear that "ara ara" (and I hear it a lot in your channel!) I can only think of Love Hina (ラブひな). The character Mutsumi Otohime (乙姫むつみ) in that manga and anime was repeating that all the time, and it was my first contact with the expression, so I always remember that 🙄.
I was able to get all the ones I’ve seen right based on the first clip. I was especially surprised that I was able to guess Shinobu from Demon Slayer just from the “ara ara” lol
I got kimetsu no yaiba from the "ara ara" because I saw it recently and when she spoke of the coin I knew for sure. I also recognized death note immediately because of the memorable bus jacking scene where light intercepts the special agent and slips him a fragment of a page of the death note. The 3rd anime I haven't seen.
The Death Note one was too easy. I feel like L's voice is quite unique in Anime. I did recognize Yagami's voice, but I don't think it's very unique in Anime.
