Remember, these are 16 years old schoolboys, everyone
@fantochedollmaker70303 жыл бұрын
@Whited Out I find it hilarious, all these characters are supposed to be 16 year old schoolboys.
@lynnusuk20923 жыл бұрын
It’s the radiation
@Ali_Kareem1803 жыл бұрын
Being a man not specified by an age
@Ali_Kareem1803 жыл бұрын
Nothing said about their ages in the anime They are students But the student not always under 20 year old
@fantochedollmaker70303 жыл бұрын
@@Ali_Kareem180 Yes it is. First year students are 16 and leave usually at 18-19. Dude you miss the point, the show is a parody itself. Check out Cromartie High, its spiritual successor and they keep hammering that "everyone involved is 16"
@Jogyot32603 жыл бұрын
Kenshiro, Souther, Raoh and Jotaro is on the same screen..... my testosterone level.....
Feels like every single character is Guts from Berzerk.
@kingscooking83092 жыл бұрын
制服の着こなしが尖りすぎてる
@edwardgaines65614 жыл бұрын
Is it me, or was that burly swordsman modeled after Raoh from _Hokuto No Ken?_ I mean, the furrowed brow looks like a topographical map. 😳
@instanthellmurderer4 жыл бұрын
I SAID THE SAME SHIT.
@dr.garretsshow4 жыл бұрын
He sounds like kenshiro as well
@Eisenwulf6664 жыл бұрын
The manga was published in the same magazine and started as a parody of sorts to Hokuto no Ken, hence the exaggerated manliness, the eyebrows and so on. It was during the action movie period of the 80's when Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone(and many others) where spewing movies upon movies with action themes and bodybuilders as protagonists. It was a fad like grunge, hipsters, emos and so on, it's only natural mangakas tried to ride the wave :)
@edwardgaines65614 жыл бұрын
@@Eisenwulf666 God I wish that wave would come back. We have no manly male role models anymore. Society wants to deem it "toxic masculinity." The same masculinity that's keeping this country afloat during the pandemic.
@Eisenwulf6664 жыл бұрын
@@edwardgaines6561 I don't live in the U. S. so I don't have the same experience as you I guess, but I know what you mean. While growing up I always saw Arnold as a role model of sorts, I enjoyed most his movies and wanted to be a bit like him. Granted, I never thought of him as the apex of human civilization and culture, more like a cool guy I guess. I know he is not a good role model probably (his personal life is far from ideal) but you got to give credit where credit is due: from a boy born in post war Austria, in a tiny village mind you, to Mr Olympia, to international movie star and, eventually, governor of California. Not an easy task. Granted, nowadays we have superheroes or popular youtubers I guess. (although I fear they are both extremely bad role models for different reasons, but it's already a long post). The problem with a lot of the female role models(and male ones for that matter) today is they tend to be Mary Sues or Gary Stus =they never deserve their powers, they don't train or achieve goals, they just are strong because they are. But that's beside the point of this comment I guess. Have a nice day