何人であっても、みんな同じ心を持っているんだと感じる動画 戦争は誰のために戦っているんだろう

せいた悪い、それくらい我慢できた、せいたが妹殺したって言ってる奴程、このおばさんの家にいれなさそう

Best reaction I’ve seen ❤❤❤❤

Ah, that crappy subtitle set from your reaction to the episode 2 is back here again. Note that the term "chichibukuro" is translated here as "boob shelf", while in that other subtitle set it was translated as "boob bag", but it's the same thing.

11:20 -- It's even funnier if you consider the fact that Gojou doesn't say _who_ was ejaculating, so somebody who doesn't know the context may think that he is talking about _himself._ _(That's how the Japanese language works -- subject is omitted if it can be inferred from the context.)_

These are cringeworthy crappy subtitles for this episode. _"Dating sim"??! "Rapey stuff"??!_ And what is _"MoiGirl"_ supposed to mean? In better translations, the Japanese term "nurujo" was translated as "Slippery Girls". Also, I don't like that the Japanese honorifics were omitted here, _even in case of Shizuku-tan._ In the dubbed version, Japanese honorifics were generally omitted but Shizuku-tan remained "Shizuku-tan" and not just "Shizuku" as it is here. I hope that you've re-watched this episode with better subtitles.

Historically the United States of America built up after killing an uncountable number of native American families by white-skinned poor Europeans using guns. The Europeans stole the vast continents from California to Florida without paying even one dollar. For 100 years, Europeans killed 56,000,000 native American families and stole the big land. During the Second World War, Tokyo was attacked by a total number of B29 4,900 and 130 times dropped an uncountable number of bombs over the heads of Japanese babies, children, and women just before the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings. Historically, the USA was attacked by airplane suicide only once on 9/11 2001 until today and American people talk many times about it exaggeratedly. Anyway, The US people historically do not care to kill civilians, especially babies and children using guns because the US itself consists of a gun society. Japan was built by the first emperor Jinmu 2,683 years ago. The USA was built 247 years ago after the slaughter of native American families without payment of even one dollar. The number of people killed by guns in the USA in 2022 is 48,117 (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics) The number of people killed by guns in Japan in 2022 is 4 (Japanese Government Statistics Bureau, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications) The number of homeless in the USA in 2023 is 653,104 (The Department of Housing and Urban Development) The number of homeless in Japan in 2023 is 3,065 (Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare)

She love him more than anything else.

man i thought this was the sexual assault scene for a moment

Dub feels cringe ngl

The Japanese voice sounds better lol

What is touching💀💀

Albedo is only mine to clap

Womp womp mf

Womp womp

Bro needs too join sigma

Thats my waifu

It's a sad but memorable drama! Thank you for watching the drama from afar!

I had episode 1 in my bio i can also upload episode 2

She almost got burnt at the stakes

😢

Who else thought it was bro literally touching her.... just me? Ok.

Man, watching this anime really tears me up like moments like this, Surely they may be evil, but they do really care for their leader just like Ainz cared so much about his comrades/friends/family 😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤

we all cried im sure and you know too how war can affect us😢 so i hope everyone must be you know😢

The concept of this anime is similar to the boys

Legit me most of the time: kzbin.infoUgkxjBM6Pj_vnGPGVRyZeEyiEsYGy1ggM9Yf?si=xUzJxldFyj2RAvu-

Best anti-war movie ever. What makes it so tragic was that this is based off true events. Akiyuki Nosaka, the real "Seita", wrote a short story as a way to help cope with his feelings over the situation that he and his sister went through because he had a lot of guilt and blamed himself over the situation.

We need more moments like this

Bene Gesserit can control almost every function of their bodies, even which gender of embryos take hold. The way Navigators use spice is to go on vision quests to plot courses between stars & then jump between points folding space. The Baron is a cripple due to his hyper-morbid obesity forced to use a suspensor rig to move about; a curse laid upon through the Voice unfurled wrathfully upon him for domestic violence against a Bene Gesserit.

Dude, real dudes do cry.

Dub : ❌❌❌❌ *S U B : 🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿*

Japanese culture recognizes the first year anniversary of the death of a person. That is why people came. Its called "meinichi" in japanese.

Rule 34🗿🗿🗿

Grave of the Fireflies is not an anti-war movie. It is a "double suicide or The Love Suicides(shinju mono)" movie. Sugimoto Bunraku Sonezaki Shinju: The Love Suicides at Sonezaki( shinju mono)" written by Monzaemon Chikamatsu in the Genroku period (1688-1704) was the original "Shinju Mono" and caused a huge boom at the movie. Akiyuki Nosaka, the author of "Grave of the Fireflies," himself said in an interview with Takahata that 'this work is a "shinju mono" story.' Nosaka: On the one hand, it is a tragedy, and on the other hand, it is a very happy situation. As for Seita, he is trying to build a heaven for the two of them alone in the world. Takahata:I assume that the main characters will die, and I follow the path leading to their deaths. But I think you are right when you said "heaven." I want to portray that properly in the movie. Isao Takahata reiterated that the movie "is not an anti-war animation at all, and does not contain any such message" ("It is not just an anti-war movie, nor a sob story about a poor victim of war, but a tragic story about an ordinary child living in a time of war. ), he said that it was unavoidable that the movie was perceived as an anti-war animation. Takahata himself describes the movie as a heart-wrenching story, stating, "If I want to show the tragedy of war, I have to do it more intensely." Takahata himself described the movie as a (shinju mono). Takahata explains that although the siblings succeed in establishing a closed family life, their refusal to live in harmony with those around them and their failure to make it in society is something that can be seen in the lives of people today. Takahata:, "Those were very oppressive times, when 'totalitarianism,' the worst kind of social life, was considered to be righteous. Seita tries to resist such totalitarianism and build a 'pure family' with Setsuko alone, but is such a thing possible or not? But can we criticize it? The reason we modern people can easily sympathize with Seita emotionally is because the times have reversed. If the times are reversed again, I have a horrible feeling that there will come a time when there will be more opinions denouncing Seita than his relative's aunt."　 (from wikipedia) When I was in the third or fourth grade, I saw Grave of the Fireflies in the school's audio-visual room, and I did not see any children crying a lot. I don't know what the kids in the same grade felt and how they understood it. The teacher did not ask us to write a movie report, nor did he ask us to discuss our impressions of the movie with everyone else. As was the case when we saw Princess Mononoke, I guess we were free to our individual interpretations. We also watched Home Alone 3 together. I watched "Grave of the Fireflies" over and over again until I got tired of watching the recorded video. I felt the closed world of just the two of them quite a lot... It was also my favorite of Takahata's works.

あやちやんへ麻生さまを抱きしめてたらいいわなわけないないよね

あやちやんへ麻生さまを抱きしめてたらいいわなわけないないよね

The events in Gaza brought me back to this movie. All the people justifying that genocide was so disgusting I had to look for normal human reactions for something so tragic.

wow

You know for a group that hates humans so much it would be amazingly funny for them to find out they were all created by humans and that there leader is one as well.

Hope you check out season 2 sometime! Believe it or not, but it's even better than season 1.

What episode is this

The last part, they became ghost? Is that what it means?

hey i have some depressing facts about this film. the man who wrote the story was his experience. that means this film is based on a true story. he had blamed himself everyday until his death in 2015. he had survival's guilt and that's why Seita dies in the film. another depressing fact, regardless of the reason why a war started, US is creating more stories like this. Other countries that are in conflict create more stories like this. I think everyone should see this film and the others like it. war has a cost, a human one, and innocent lives always pay the price.

And then albido proceeds to form a team to hunt the Supreme beings lol.

This scene just hits much harder after finding out how Albedo really feels about the rest of them. She is scared that Ainz won't come back. The only one that had taken care of them for the entire ride and she's scared that he'll die or even worse abandon them.

I swear, watching coloreds react to things is always hilarious. They just never pick up a single context clue. Its like a toddler mindlessly watching cartoons.

Still waiting ep 15's reaction...

Did you watch Season 2 yet? Would love to hear your reactions and/or discussion on it.

沢尻エリカさんが芸能活動再開するそうですよね!頑張ってほしいです

Image Ainz busting out a floor dance with his dress.