I reread the whole series when I was working night shifts after having only watched it back when I was like 14. I think it's worth it just to see exactly how much fucking foreshadowing Oda was putting in those chapters for stuff that wouldn't happen for over a decade
@phild5454Сағат бұрын
100 top dishes of the world - shepped pie comes in around 50 - but the country listed along side it is Brazil.?
@arminbolt36832 сағат бұрын
28 minute highlight...
@OitaTim112 сағат бұрын
I sometimes wondered why when a majority of youth would come up to me they always come up to me in a joking manner and not just in a normal manner to have a normal conversation though a simple one. Especially middle age and high schoolers. University students are usually more serious but still a few are just good balls. Sure it could just be because kids are kids lol. Btw I’m not an English teacher. I was for a short time to adults though.
@zackwaffen92102 сағат бұрын
this mudan fella is an absolute dork, i understand hes your editor but man i checked his channel out and its just not at that calibre
@ivanwilliams74132 сағат бұрын
"Are you 40 years old?" ...Me, at 43, knowing I'm probably in better shape than Chris Broad was when he first went up.
@FlargleBunny3 сағат бұрын
If I only have a week to spend in Japan as a foreigner I am not wasting 5 hours of that waiting in a line
@Methrael3 сағат бұрын
Half windsor tying method. Not bad.
@ralc5473 сағат бұрын
I thought brits love a good queue 🤣
@quandaIedingIe4 сағат бұрын
Nostalgia effect. The world didn't lose color, your eyes lost the spark you had as a kid.
@KittenKatja4 сағат бұрын
The game doesn't tell you, but after the first excavator crane boss, you can save the game in the menu. This would save you the 5 minutes spent in the mission's descend.
@zackwaffen92104 сағат бұрын
there is nothing more impressive than seeing the immensity of both human creation & natural wonders. if you do not get excited for "good views", its simply because you are low IQ and/or do not understand or care about the complexity of what you are witnessing
@toyota420xp4 сағат бұрын
Estonia like. Arturo rehi
@dejanjordan4 сағат бұрын
And that's why I must have it, the anime was so sad ... Kanon rules❤
@SSRSTREAMERSCLIP4 сағат бұрын
The guys how they are talking about in first time is larry wheels
@carlosfbarajas77555 сағат бұрын
I have climed for more than 12 hours whats wrong with rawdoging mount fuji.
@aaronnn99415 сағат бұрын
larry wheels is the guy that is 'super buff' and came out himself to his audience about his addiction
@Dangic235 сағат бұрын
Malls have air conditioning
@spiderdude20995 сағат бұрын
The place they went to buy Skytree tickets is NOT the official website and even HAS A DISCLAIMER telling you that and that it has higher average prices than the official site. Great job doing your research, boys....
@Tech_Game_Bytes5 сағат бұрын
Unfortunately Japan is not the only one that does this. The US phone companies do this a lot too. Verizon for example will not allow you to outright buy a phone from them, you have to buy a 3 year plan from them in order to use their phone or buy an unlocked phone from someone else and bring it to them to use their service with being locked in.
@littlebigkicker5 сағат бұрын
What is wrong with climbing Mt fuji doesn't everyone do it ?
@akirayuki62755 сағат бұрын
Nothing wrong with it, but it seems like most people underestimate the climb and the potential stay up there (fatigue, temperature, reservations, etc.), so I guess the ones who watched Mudan's video got mad at him for taking it lightly since they felt like it was mocking the ones who actually died while doing it or promoting it for more people to do. I haven't really watched the video so Idk if these opinions are founded on anything, but I do admit it sounds weird to get really mad at it, it's good to warn people though
@riv77974 сағат бұрын
@@akirayuki6275It’s more or less what you said.
@Leo-gy7weСағат бұрын
I mean people go underprepared and cause trouble for the rescue services because of their recklessness.
@SpyduckСағат бұрын
@@akirayuki6275 What these detractors don't account for is the difference in experience. In the main video there was a short clip of him from before taking on a physical challenge event dressed similarly to what he's wearing here, and just overcoming obstacles with nonchalance while other contestants fumble about. Mudan also mentions he was in service of the army before, so it becomes clearer that he has the experience where endurance is concerned, mountain trekking being something else (altitude sickness issues etc) Even myself, occasionally come across lightly dressed trekkers atop mountain trails in Japan while everyone else has regular trekking gear. Mountaineers who precariously carry gallons and kilos of supplies to mountaintop huts up steep slopes with great risk. Yet no one disrespects them for taking any mountain lightly. Mudan does it his way because he can, nothing about disrespect or underestimation. If his detractors are simply people from countries who don't have mandatory conscription or even mountains to climb, then all they're doing is playing social justice with their lack of experience.
@littlebigkickerСағат бұрын
@@akirayuki6275 true but i mean mt Everest lolz
@mcfry135 сағат бұрын
It's snowing on Mt. Fuji
@Infomancer294 сағат бұрын
Based
@RebeccaCyberloli4 сағат бұрын
@@Infomancer29 Shiohara Tetsu was so based he slipped and fell 5000 feet
@Infomancer294 сағат бұрын
@@RebeccaCyberloli that he did that he did
@Nanaten2 сағат бұрын
Ayy, game grumps reference 😎
@deceptive_dingo6 сағат бұрын
I used bidets during my trip to Japan. Loved it! Even public bathrooms had them! I bought one for my home in America. Never going back to not having one.
@diobrandon86496 сағат бұрын
"The entire history of us" sounds oddly similar to black's mirror episode... Coincidence I don't think so lmfao
@Milla4life26 сағат бұрын
Mudan has this aura to him that just makes him such a fascinating, likeable person. I wish I would’ve known he was in jp all year I would’ve been watching vlogs but I have a bad habit of never looking at my sub box and just watching recommended
@MyVanir6 сағат бұрын
I wonder if the "Um" at 1:50 as Garnt is talking about yolk tasting great is Connor finding his inner Russian and having a mental chuckle at what can be rephrased to "cum tastes good".
@nuggyfresh64306 сағат бұрын
Mudan experienced almost none of the actual bad things about Japan. Being an unattached visitor is the best way to experience Japan without any of its major downsides…
@Slim_Strawhat3006 сағат бұрын
Imagine doing it before getting married
@nagasako78 сағат бұрын
Overall, if you are growing old 1or disabled, Japan is high standard. Meanwhile in US, disabled people are basically in suburban jails.
@Trekyhunter8 сағат бұрын
It might be a case of more is less. If you see a tiny portion of your parents life you assume there's an iceberg and you only have a tiny part where is if you have a seemingly modest-large collection of things a younger person might think of it as a summary of their entire existence even if it's just more of a similar iceberg
@Skystarry758 сағат бұрын
My mom once showed me a photo of her when she was at prom... Along with a photo of my grandmother getting married. Apparently we're a bit of a generation xerox thing where the 3 of us looked nearly identical as teens.
@GameCyborgCh9 сағат бұрын
maybe you read this but your dad's real name is definitely spelled "Grant"
@xrentonx9 сағат бұрын
Gonna have to disagree that there are no "good" characters. You can make mistakes and do bad things and still come out over all "good." That's basically many people. Being a saint is unrealistic.
@MCInferno9 сағат бұрын
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@raykrislianggi9 сағат бұрын
For me, it's Clannad After Story > Hunter X Hunter (1999) > Hunter X Hunter (2011). Preferring the old HxH over the new one might be the hot take, but I've finished both adaptations of HxH and the old one has so much character that it makes the new adaptation just feel a bit flat and more of a generic shounen in its presentation. The music / soundtracks in the old version also fits the show much better, in my opinion.
@sedd123410 сағат бұрын
This blonde lad woke up, took out his fresh bedding and put it on like a robe. I prefer my bedding on my bed personally.
@Blorboy8 сағат бұрын
weird ass comment
@sedd12347 сағат бұрын
@@Blorboy yea you're right. He's dressed normally my mistake
@Auberginej10 сағат бұрын
i've never read it and still got traumatised just by internet osmosis. dude is nuts.
@emilye451910 сағат бұрын
Oh, that would be my 'natural' sleep schedule if I didn't have to work my full-time job 🥲 I am constantly sleepy and take medication now that I have to adjust it to be 'normal'. I was diagnosed with narcolepsy, but I feel like the world just isn't made for people with this schedule.
@georgplatzer821310 сағат бұрын
Connor should watch Naruto because there are quite a few Frogs ;)
@RedRattt10 сағат бұрын
Ragnavava aka Guts and his quest to kill Legard aka Griffith
@georgplatzer821310 сағат бұрын
How does Toast sandwich sound disgusting? At worst its just a bunch of bread lol nothing disgusting about it :D
@Itsrymo10 сағат бұрын
Umeda Sky tower is better
@Jayraj07310 сағат бұрын
everytime this topic comes up we never get a concrete list of things that they would recommend. Does anyone have a list of things that they have liked doing on a trip to japan?
@raykrislianggi10 сағат бұрын
What happened to Joey is exactly what happened to me. I didn't really watch many anime prior to 2013 except a few like Cardcaptor Sakura, Haiyore! Nyaruko-san, K-On!, and mainstream ones that aired on local TV, then I watched Clannad, felt unimaginably empty after finishing it, and I just snowballed watching Air, Kanon, Angel Beats, Anohana, basically all the sad and good anime that came out ever since to fill the void (it's not filled yet, btw). Weirdly enough, I also didn't cry at the end of Your Lie in April, and I've been thinking if I'm the weird one. It's still a very good and tragic anime, GLaD to know that I'm not alone on the not crying part though.
@dongwooryu62611 сағат бұрын
Like dude, you're trash talking to a man who had his CITY burned down to ashes by bombers, he created millions of favourite films by people and you all sound like children who had their candy taken away and blaming something else for it😅
@tantheman092112 сағат бұрын
4:17 WOWWWWWW! So rather than having Connor take a break to recover from his hand burn, they would rather have him continue working at McDonald's? 😡 Wouldn't that put more pressure on the burned hand? 🤔
@danli988412 сағат бұрын
I think shindo is doing a good job. The problem with our society is that people who fall through the crack don't exactly tell their stories (they die or try to move on). I grew up on midtown east side, long island, and forest hills, so unfortunately, I never quite came in contact with these people and kinda assumed they were fictional. In the last couple years lets just say that one way or another, i came across these individuals btw being trafficked as kids or getting harvested like metamorphosis, it happens pretty often in shittier zipcodes the number goes as high as one in ten or higher and "middle class 90 to 150k" zipcodes it is closer to 1 in 100 which is still kinda insane. Asia also has it as a problem. Kinda sad the filthy aspect often means the girl from metamorphosis is segregated from rest of society unless you look for it. I remember taking my friend to a bordello to prove that it exist i think i paid the girl 200 bucks in asia to tell her story and how she ended up in one of the prostitution counties drug often have plays a big role.
@esrohm646012 сағат бұрын
garnt teacher telling the class get stockholm syndrom and you no longer have problems with your problems. ps.: that paradox may be best explained by not thinking how do i winn but when do i lose. first you have a 66% chance to chose bad so if one bad option gets removed as you where more likely to have chosen the other bad option is it statistically more likely that the one you didn't choose was the right one.
@gaius245117 сағат бұрын
Dororo was 2019, that's probably my favorite of all time