First Time Watching **PRINCESS MONONOKE** (I Was Not Disappointed!)

[@Reulock]

YOU GUYS!!!! I'm FINALLY back with another reaction video! I am so sorry for the delay, I had technical difficulties (more info in the description) so I had to edit this video in a very different way to try and keep it entertaining for you guys despite the issues. It took me a lot longer than usual to edit because of this. I also got all 4 of my wisdom teeth out when I was very close to finishing the video, and that left me pretty much bed ridden for almost a week. (It's been a whole week now and my mouth is still healing from it.) I had a lot of dizziness after the procedure so I only went on the computer to do homework and then went right back to bed because it would hurt my head to look at the screen even in night mode, so that was an unexpected set back as well. Also I have a lot of homework due this week and a midterm on Tuesday so there was just A LOT going on so hopefully my next video will be out a lot sooner lol. Last thing I wanted to mention, I am experimenting with the amount of ads on my videos. Please just let me know (kindly) if this is an obnoxious amount of ads and/or disturbs the viewing experience and I will put less on my next video if that is the case. Anyway, ted talk over lol. Thank you all so much for watching and for the support despite it taking me so long to get videos out at the moment. Your support means so much to me as making videos is something I really love to do so thank you soooo much and I will see you all in my next video!

[@holidayy2468]

yey ╮(. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)╭

[@holidayy2468]

How are you?

[@abcde4491]

Trust me, Porco Rosso is perfect animation movie. So sweet and deeply.

[@harrypotteryescaillouno45]

This movie beats James Cameron's Avatar to the dust.

[@turbotechdevs7912]

Amazing fact it will blow you mind the girl named kaya at the start of the movie is actually ashikata fiance who gave him the locket. Also it is completely confirmed that she was pregnant with his kid. And his descendent from her passed down his legend. The movie name was first supposed to be legend of ashikata. That is why he has more screen time then monoke. You can even check the wiki fandom of girl name kaya it is real. The japanese women hated his character for him being a cheater. He was shown as brother to her for the western audience.

[@asan-0987]

the tree spirit at the end becomes Totoro after years and years later. said Miyazaki

[@RinSicairos]

Really ?

[@asan-0987]

@@RinSicairos yes. He said it in an interview:) Totoro is 1302 years old, the middle one is 679 years old and the little one is 109 years old

[@MrZoora23]

@@asan-0987 now i have to watch it

[@marmiksaini]

I recently started watching Studio Ghibli movies on Netflix. I've seen 8 of them by far. And I love every single one of them. Princess Mononoke and Castle in the Sky are my favourites. Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata are Geniuses. Joe Hisaichi's Music is so enchanting and lovely to listen.

[@sertaki]

What's your favorite now? I assume you had the time to see them all. :D I definitely have those two as my favs.

[@marmiksaini]

@@sertaki I've seen all of them except Earwig. Princess Mononoke, Grave of the Fireflies and Castle in the Sky are my Top 3. I love mostly all of them but there are 2 or 3 movies that I wouldn't rewatch. Overall, It was a very good collection of movies to watch.

[@sertaki]

@@marmiksaini I haven't yet brought myself to watch Grave of the Fireflies and be sad forever, but from all that I hear, its a masterpiece. Have you seen their series "Ronja, the Robber Daughter"?

[@marmiksaini]

@@sertaki Grave is Heartbreaking to watch but it's an extraordinary film nonetheless. It's upto yourself if you wanna rewatch it not. I will, not very soon but I will. It was also the last film I watched from Studio Ghibli for the same reason that I couldn't bring myself to it from the things I heard about it. I haven't watched Ronja yet but maybe I will. Also What are your thoughts on Tales from Earthsea? Because I enjoyed that film more than like everyone. I don't believe it's the worst film of their repertoire. It has some problems but I kinda connected with the story and the characters. My Neighbors The Yamadas is what I believe the worst one from their catalogue. I really didn't like that film.

[@sertaki]

@@marmiksaini I did enjoy watching Tales from Earthsea, but it's definitely not among their greatest. I do like its weirdness and the feeling of being thrown into a huge world without getting everything explained however (cause really, that's what happens here). And it's also quite sad in a way, since Miyazaki originally had wanted to make an adaptation of Earthsea for a long time, but when the studio eventually got a deal with Ursula K. LeGuin, it was his son who directed it - and he went off in a strange direction that has almost nothing to do with the books, which really disappointed LeGuin. I have not yet seen My Neighbors the Yamadas. :D

[@tritiumH3]

I really enjoyed your reaction! And I'm glad you were inspired to learn something new. A bit of historical context: leprosy is infectious, and before we had a handle on disease generally, people who got it were sentenced to a slow, agonizing death as various parts of their bodies literally rotted away. These days, it's curable if caught in a reasonable amount of time (and treatable if not), but in the past the only treatment was to isolate people so that they couldn't infect others, either in "leper colonies" or left alone to die. Often they would be dehumanized so that the community could cope with sentencing them to this horrible fate. The able-bodied people who walked among them to give them care and kindness were saints, both in the sense of extraordinarily compassionate people and the sense of literal, Catholic saints. There's a sub/dub debate here which I'm pretty neutral on. But I will say, the Disney dubs of Ghibli films are top-notch. I'm amused that at the end, we get your dubbed reaction to a subtitled film.

[@ironrocker100]

I'm pretty sure that leprosy is not an infectious disease. Part of the reason what we see in this movie and what happened in real-life with lepers is that leprosy is the result of various maladies that cause a person to look hideous and deformed and thus a leper. A person could catch these diseases and become a leper but a leper could not pass on their leprosy to a new person after the disease is gone thus the common response of isolating lepers and leaving them to die was completely pointless and cruel.

[@hummus_exual]

I'm so glad you're back, and I hope we'll see more reactions to Ghibli's films from you, because they're absolutely worth it (both films and reactions 👁👄👁)

[@Vivian-bk4nd]

I've never seen this either so this was great to watch alongside you!

[@OroborusFMA]

This is one of the best films ever, not just anime. It's miles above Spirited Away where you have to watch a child be terrorized for two hours. This is just such a complex story, where all the characters are shades of gray, no cookie cutter heroes and villains.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

I appreciate this movie much better than Spirited Away too, but that movie is not about "Watching a child be terrorized for two hours", you should read some critique on that movie too, to fully understand it.

[@CDN_Bookmouse]

OMG I'm so happy for you! It sounds weird but now that you've seen it I think you get what I mean. Unforgettable movie--sometimes it feels unfortunate! I wish I could watch it for the first time again. Anything with talking or giant animals has me, and this has both and so much more lol

[@sertaki]

An interesting aspect of this movie are the lepers. In Japan, people suffering of leprosy were historically utterly octrasized, up to very very recently. Instead of getting care, they were sent to leper colonies and completely isolated from society. Even after good cures for the disease were developed, this practice continued for a while and the former victims face struggles reintegrating into society. Many stay isolated even now. The strict laws that were behind these practices were only finally abolished in 1996, a year before this movie came out, so it happened during its development. I would say including these characters was a very direct commentary on Japanese society.

[@beaushaver3779]

I love that there's no bad guy in this movie. Nature and Humanity must strike a balance. Humanity can take from nature but it must learn to not be too greedy. Likewise nature must give to humanity and not be too greedy

[@CDN_Bookmouse]

Having finished the video...you know, I think the technically difficulties accidentally made a better video. Just watching your expressions really was enough to get the reactions across, and they were right on track with my emotional experience so I bet we're all pretty much on the same page. It made a really fun, cute video :)

[@Quessir]

Fantastic reaction. If you love the animation in Ghibli films I cannot highly enough recommend that you react to Cartoon Saloon's The Secret of Kells and Song of the Sea. Stunningly unique and beautiful animation with equally incredible music.

[@Reulock]

Thanks for the suggestion! :)

[@davidmichaelson1092]

Try Whisper of the Heart followed by The Cat Returns. They are different from this and from each other, but are excellent and connected. In fact there are four Ghibli movies that are LOOSELY connected. Totoro (which shows a side of Japan that is gone), Pom Poko (which shows the end of that era), Whisper of the Heart (which shows life in the result of the end of the Totoro era), and The Cat Returns (which takes a fantasy story from Whisper of the Heart and makes it into its own movie). All are good and all are very different. Of them all my favorites are Totoro (full title: "Tonari no Totoro" or "My Neighbor Totoro") and Whisper of the Heart. And THANK YOU. Although many of the dubbed versions are just fine, I still prefer the subtitled. If you do Nausicaa (also HIGHLY HIGHLY recommended) I particularly suggest the subtitled version.

[@antimonycup7066]

The 'invention' of iron was such a watershed cultural moment, and is often used symbolically in fiction and myth. One example is the Hellboy universe, where iron especially hurts 'old creatures', as well as Tolkien's universe, where iron holds a special significance as well.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Ok, but during Edo Period (1600-1860) the Shogun forces were expandin North of the Honshu island, fighting against Emishi and Ainu tribes, and trying to eradicate Shintou with Buddhism (therefor the buddhist monk, in this movie, want to "kill" the God of the Forest more than anything else)... this movie is less simbolic and more accurate that you think it is.

[@stevetheduck1425]

This theme exists in Celtic myths as well: 'The Great Boar of Ben Bulben', and the story of the wound that does not heal in the King Arthur mythos.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Miyazaki said in an interview, released in 1997, than he was inspired by German mythology in doing this movie, and that none of the Gods and Spirits that we see in this movie are part of Japanese mythology, even if westeners that watched this movie believed so.

[@christianmosqueira1985]

It's so great to have you back girl 😊 great video ❤️ keep it up 👍

[@Reulock]

Thank you!

[@s_9798]

hi! loved the reaction. this is probably one of my favorite studio ghibli movies ever ❤

[@Fishy77777]

i highly recommend Mary and the witches flower It’s not a studio ghibli film, but it’s very similiar in the way it’s done As for studio ghibli there are a lot of good ones lol Ponyo, Nausicaa, castle in the sky, howls moving castle, totoro, princess kaguya, and when marnie was there are some of the ones I really love

[@ghostboy0012]

Thanks for sharing! Loved this video!

[@กฤษดาประทุมทอง-ต8อ]

Can't wait to see you react grave of the fireflie this movie is number 1 to me from ghibi studio

[@dangerfindertreasureseeker8905]

This movie is gorgeous, a wonderful story and amazingly animated. I will never watch it again cause this movie is also extremely heart breaking. I must of cried at least 3 times. Again beautiful movie but bewarned very hard to watch.

[@EJChaos1986]

The little old guy with the staff cracks me up in the English dubbed overversion because he goes from sounding like a little Japanese guy to Billy Bob Thornton

[@ai2012]

I can't wait Howl reaction vid!

[@nikolaiquack8548]

A very different, but also lovely Ghibli movie is Kiki's delivery service. I'd recommend that one :)

[@theanafront3746]

It's so weird to see that there are people who have never even heard of leprosy. I don't think there are any more modern cases that exist now (but I'm no doctor, so if this isn't quite true, someone please feel free to fact check me).

[@Slaaverin]

Please react to Howl's moving castle you'll love it !

[@Reulock]

It’s on my list. I’m planning on reacting to it soon! 😁

[@MirinaeH]

@@Reulock yay!! It’s my second favourite movie to this one^^

[@Andy_U]

Hiya. I didn't take any notice of the ads, really, just closed them automatically as they popped up. That said, there didn't seem to be more than on any other channel. Stay safe. All the best to you.

[@Reulock]

Thank you so much for the feedback! I tried to base the amount of ads from other youtuber's videos, so it's good to hear that it was similar to other channels, thanks again!

[@ravenm6443]

I love your reactions! Unfortunately Ghibli is known to take down entire channels of reactions to their movies. It’s sad because they are such great films and watching people react to films that we love and being able to introduce people to new films, is such a joy, especially when the reactor really loves the film too.

[@Hydro07]

Pleasure to see you pop up on my front page, going to turn notifications on so I can't use the excuse "I keep forgetting", no longer. I hope you're recovering well and also hope you stay safe. One thing I pick up on from this movie which can be a common theme among many movies is opression, the fact that humans, while we may worship a higher power, there's an irresistable desire to control and seize due to fear that this power challenges and threatens our own mortality. I may have worded that horribly but hopefully someone reading this understands. Also, tiny thing but I appreciate you going back to read the subtitle when it zoomed by, a lot of reactors would've turned a blind eye and just nodded as if they understood what was said. I love your editing as well, you find ways to make your editing very charming and unique, massive kudos to you for providing an almost 'second commentary' when your audio fell asleep. Great reaction and I look forward to the next one, take care!

[@Reulock]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment, and don't worry, I get what you are saying and that's a theme from the movie I didn't pick up on, so thank you for giving me something else to ponder over! Also thank you for noticing the tiny details in my video, I put a lot of hard work into editing so it makes me more happy then you would think to see people actually noticing and appreciating the smaller details. I'm saying thank you a lot (it's the Canadian in me I guess lol) but thank you so much for the support it truly means a lot!

[@Hydro07]

@@Reulock To be fair it should be us saying thank you. You take the time and effort to provide quality videos despite how stressful your life endavours may be, for us, your fans/followers and manage to entertain many people, those who perhaps are even struggling through difficult times. I hope you can take pride and find solace in the fact that your entertainment stretches far beyond and reaches people in very heartwarming ways, so thank YOU. ^.^

[@xen0bia]

One thing I absolutely love about Miyazaki is that nothing is ever dumbed down to just being black and white, right or wrong, its all grey, which is accurate to reality. Other movies would have had nature being right and people being wrong - environment issues are almost always portrayed this way in media. Not this movie though. The leader of Iron city saved people from awful faiths (the lepers, the brothel women, etc.) and mostly wanted to ensure prosperity to better the life of everyone under her care. The forest beings are seeing their old ways dwindling and their land encroached upon, but they care little for the many lifes they snuff out, as they deem humans to be utterly worthless and irredeemable. They also bicker among themselves and disagree on how to do things to justifiably defend themselves, leading to massive amount of death within their ranks. So depending on who you ask, either side could been seen as evil, but neither really is. The only real bad is the unseen Emperor and his desire for conquest and immortality, but I love the fact that it is only accessory to the story and not the focus. The focus is these 2 sides that are both correct in their own ways, and how ultimately the resolution to the conflict needs to be coexistence, or face annihilation.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

A nice comment. If you're interested, during the Edo Period (1600 - 1860) the Shogun was fighting a war against the Emishi tribes in the North of Honshu, in which this movie should take place. There really were almost preistorical villages, like Ahitaka's one, and industrial ones, like Lady Eboshi's one, and there were firearms along side with samurai, swords, armors, bow and arrows. The Emperator used to sovvention Buddhist Shrine, and gave them large portion of the new conquisted land. So therefore the Buddhist Monks were doing their part, mostly by converting locals to Buddhism: in doing so, they tried to convince the locals that the local deities they worshipped were Demons, and not Nature Gods, and that hey should abandon them to converse to Buddhism. THIS IS THE RESON why the Buddhist Monk in the movie is seen as a villain, and why he's trying to "Kill" the God of the Forest: he want local people to stop worship the Kami, often seen more as spirit who incarnated and protected local real places (especially forest, rivers, ponds etc. etc.) rather than as personification of the force of the nature...

[@smorr139]

I love how much you loved the kodamas they are so cute, great reaction

[@agamarya3017]

KIMI NO NA WA/ YOUR NAME next.

[@Skurian_krotesk]

Mad respect for making your own voice lines again gor the rest of the movie when your recording cut off.. Great video! I think this movie is an absolute masterpiece when it comes to blurring the lines between good and evil. On one hand the forrest spitit can give life on the other hand it can kill. On one hand the leader woman of the village is a strong character who helps her people, on the other hand she is reckless and greedy. You can never really fully agree with any one it seems.

[@GameAGuy]

It is Mayazaki's best work. However, Spirited Away was given more acclaim. Hisashi's best music is also in Mononoke and Spirited Away. If a Ghibli movie ever deserved a sequal even though Hayo would never do it thwt movie would be Mononoke Hime. Watch Takahadas Grave of the Fireflies. It is the saddest if all anime. Another epic Ghibli movie.

[@Reulock]

Someone else just suggested Grace of the Fireflies as well. I will definitely react to it as soon as I can. :)

[@GameAGuy]

@@Reulock Takahada passed away recently. It is his best work

[@m.butterfly7452]

@@Reulock I’m excited to see your reaction for GOTF..it’s an emotionally draining film😶😶

[@wd208728]

Something not often mentioned is all in all Miyazaki movies the mouths are reanimated per language to match the dialogue. Also, I think you skipped the importance of Kaya. She's the young lady who drew her knife to stand and fight against the first corrupted boar god. Kaya knew she was going to die and chose to do so for her friends, until Ashitaka saved her. Subbed because why not :)

[@aolanikunisan]

In the translation it states her as Ashitaka’s little sister, but in reality she was supposed to become the wife of Ashitaka. Since he was banished from the tribe and can no longer return she gave him the dagger. The dagger basically was something akin to a wedding ring in today’s society. That’s why people who know the backstory of this significance sometimes question Ashitaka’s action on giving the dagger to San.

[@clee89]

Fascinating hearing you dub yourself haha

[@stonewelltv]

Great reaction! There are a lot of great Studio Ghibli movies, but I strongly recommend “Grave of the Fireflies”, which is often described as the best movie you never want to watch again because of how sad it is.

[@Reulock]

I will add it to my list, thx! :)

[@addsute]

I enjoyed your reaction. Sorry for my poor English, because I'm Japanese. "Grave of the fireflies" is actually not Miyazaki film. It's by Isao Hakahata who is Miyazaki's rival in Ghibli stadio. And the film was shown with Miyazaki's heart-warming film "My neighbor Totoro" in Japan. So families went to theater with smile, then went home with crying. Lol. By the way, Miyazaki became famous after "Spirited away" for foreigners, but there are jewels before it. My favorites are below. Castle in the sky - boy's adventure. My neighbor Totoro - best for families. Kiki's delivery service - special for girls.

[@nishio_miyuki]

やっぱり海外では腕や首が吹き飛ぶシーンとか流血シーンはモザイクをかけて当たり前な感じなのかな

[@mayumiyoshida5822]

your reaction すき！

[@quoniam426]

If you liked Princess Mononoké, you should try out other Myiazaki movies or the animé series Serei no moribito. The latter can be found on youtube very easily (unless it changed since last time I watched it; correction, I checked aaaaand guess what, it has been taken out from KZbin, damn...) but it is in the same kind of thematic than Princess Mononoké, human arrogance versus forces of nature somehow and has some badass female characters as well. Lepers were quite common during Middle Ages and everybody was scared to cross path with one of them because it is very contagious during the first stages especially. They were wearing a staff with little ringbells on it to make noise while they were moving so people could run away from them fast enough. Lepers were also kept in "hospitals" away from population, the times when they were in contact with other people was mostly while they were attempting a philgrimage to a Holy place to ask God to cure them or forgive their sins before they died.

[@quoniam426]

Scratch that, I found a not censored channel where you can find Seirei no moribito subbed in English (the one I usually watched and that has been erased was a French subbed one).

[@noushaichang8298]

It’s Princess Mononoke is my favorite movie growing up, it’s not going to disappoint you one of my favorites and I know all the lines to the dubs. That boar from the beginning is a demon from the west. And Ashitaka is the cursed prince who is trying to lift the curse away. On the journey to the west he meets with the wolf girl named San. And they ended up saving the world in the end. It’s my favorite movie and I watched it 100 or 1,000 times. And the white little guys are called Kodamas, and kodamas are little sprits who lives in the forest and they are for good luck, and that thing that you saw in that glow was the Forest spirit the deer god who gives and takes life’s away. And for San the wolf girl San’s goal was to try and kill lady Eboshi the leader of iron town and in the end Eboshi tries to kill and take out the forest spirit and the deer turns into a headless monster and the princess is the wolf girl.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

24:47 That's an ancient Japanese proverb. If you want to know more about this movie, and why was the Buddhist Monk a villain, despite him being a monk, just ask.

[@crystalhufflepufftheluckyt2758]

Lady Eboshi reminds me of Azula from Avatar the last airbender for some reason, i don't know why

[@TheStarkiller96]

1:59 I never heard someone watching this movie in japanese. :D

[@MadRhetorik.]

This is one of the few films where the English version is amazing. Highly recommend watching it.

[@sparrow56able]

Why?? Japanese is a hundres times better

[@MadRhetorik.]

@@sparrow56able For this movie I think the English dub is much better. I've lived in Japan and I'll agree most English dubs are garbage but this one is pretty amazing imo. Kinda like how Cowboy Bebop is better in English than Japanese.

[@solsticerb2260]

I definitely agree with you. Perhaps I'm biased simply because this has been my favourite movie since I was four years old and I grew up watching the English dub, but I've seen the original in Japanese and it just feels a bit less compelling. This is one of the few exceptions when it comes to me preferring the English version over the original. Either way though, it's a phenomenal movie and the soundtrack is to die for. :)

[@brendanmilburn9067]

@@solsticerb2260 It helps that the dub script was written Neil Gaiman, who is able to make fantasy stories that are engaging and poetic.

[@intestinalclouds-kfpobitua5342]

@@sparrow56able one thing that the dub has in favor of the subs is that it makes it more explicit that the women in Iron Town came from brothels and that the riflemen were lepers. The sub seemed to attempt to censor that a bit.

[@niamtxiv]

If you don't understand japanese spirituality, you won't understand the movie

[@laffindees]

That was a Clever solution

[@atatagj]

The title "Princess Mononoke" is said to have been created by the staff without telling Hayao Miyazaki. Hayao Miyazaki was surprised to hear the title. It seems that Ms. sewed the traces of Mr. Ashitaka's shot clothes. At the end, it was written in the storyboard that Ms. Sun would propose. I'm sorry if my English is strange (･･;) わたしは　にほんじんです。 私は　　　日本人です。

[@markusg6238]

Ahh! Reinforcements! We're doomed! (English Dub) lol

[@crazykid5588]

もののけ姫がジブリのなかで一番好き

[@holidayy2468]

Hi guys it me Debby! :D

[@DanJackson1977]

Lep-Rah-See. Its mentioned in the bible.. as one of the conditions Jesus supposedly healed. There used to be a "Leper Island" where they'd send people with that infection. Also Monty Python's "Life of Brian" has a funny bit about Lepers. "Talon for an ex-Leppaaah".

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

It is still present nowaday, in India especially.

[@bzkhiangte5470]

How to watch this in full movie I've been searching this for like 3 days

[@Reulock]

I watched it on Netflix, it's available in Canada. If you have a VPN you can change your location to Canada to access it, otherwise I'm not sure where else to find the full movie.

[@bzkhiangte5470]

@@Reulock ok thanks!

[@TheBadassTonberry]

15:28 They look so gangsta

[@Alex-pd7mm]

hahahhahaa u are so adorable

[@mmrk511]

The sub that Lady Eboshi says"ruling the world" looks so wrong to me a native Japanese. She actually says "disrupting the realm". The Japanese word 国崩し is not common, and it sounds to most of Japanese people like "destroying the regime" or "leveling the country." More than three-quarters of Japanese national land is dominated by mountains and you have to blow up and level them to cultivate and also she is in fact trying to take power in the political conflict in which time the Imperial regime was loosing its power.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Thank you!

[@lavendercatsstout7023]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💕💕💕💕

[@georgepitts1057]

Mononoke means " story about supernatural things " .... it is NOT the name of the wolf-riding human princess ....HER name is " San " .... the working title for the film was " The Legend of Prince Ashitaka " , but it was released as " The Princess's Supernatural Story " .

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

No. Mono = something unknow, but obscure for sure. No is the verbal particle of posses or specification, like the Saxon Genitive. Ke menas young/adolescent lady. So "Mononoke" means: The Girls of the Spirit/Phantoms. And she is the appellative of San, that is so called by the inhabitants of the city of Lady Eboshi. "Monogatari" is the Japanese word for "Story/Tale/Traditional Tale", so that's the reason, maybe, why you get confused.

[@SalvableRuin]

Japanese words are pronounced how they are spelled. Mononoke = "Moh-Noh-Noh-Keh"

[@SalvableRuin]

Lepers are people with leprosy. Jesus healed such people in the Gospels.

[@Jarni1979]

13:33 serious? You don't know what leper means???

[@Reulock]

I didn’t no. It is possible for people to not know things...

[@Sirlancelot-of-Faunas-Forest]

Its not that odd. The disease has been gone for a VERY long time. Unless youve read the bible (and i actually cant think of another piece of literature that has the word leper in it.) Your not gunna come across it naturally. I imagine that there's alot of people growing up without knowing what many diseases are these days.

[@Sirlancelot-of-Faunas-Forest]

Many old diseases i should clarify.

[@Geffi01]

Your recreation of your voice is quite funny, but it could've been more lip synced :D

[@Reulock]

Since I had never done voice over before, I didn't really know what I was doing. Of course the only reason I did it in the first place was because I lost my audio, so if I try it again in the future I will try to make things sync up properly. :)

[@sparrow56able]

You should not pause....

[@Reulock]

Why? So I can talk over the movie and miss stuff?

[@小出俊夫-u3b]

ぼかしをやめたて、ください。もっときちんと、配信してください。

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

She made because of KZbin, she was worried that KZbin may have censored or demonetize the video. in Western Country the movie was not distributed blurred, don't worry, that was her editing.