Became disabled from saving someone but then... [Compilation]

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[@mikeburkhart8336]

Liked the second story ending,MC losses a golddigger,gains a business partner and friend. Good deal!

[@theodorebarton4256]

I think you mean good investment

[@davidpatterson9221]

About the first story; being disabled in Japan is really, really difficult. For one thing is that they don't have much support and they are generally looked down upon and even discriminated against. It's rather unlike here in the US where even without the protective laws we are generally nice to the disabled and go out of our way to help them. It one of the downsides to their homologous-style culture, for those who fit the mold things are vary good, but for those who don't things can be vary difficult. That's why that story really resonated with me, cause it means that there are people in my all but second home country who want to change that.

[@InvaderMedia420]

two things sadly, I’m not surprised but disappointed about your comment about Japan but I’m going to add when it comes to America. It depends on what disability you have and what state you are living in because depending on your disability, and what state you are living in you could be completely screwed over case in point I have a traumatic brain injury, and my disability gets overshadowed like nobody’s business when I went to school just because my social flaws it cost find my disability are similar to autism I got placed in a program for autism, but I do not learn in the same way people with autism typically do so it really depends on your disability and where you are living that dictates if you get the support you need.

[@davidpatterson9221]

@@InvaderMedia420 Thank you for that insight, I didn't know about that at all and it ticks me off to know that there are disabilities overlooked like that here in the US.

[@InvaderMedia420]

@@davidpatterson9221 don’t feel bad. The only reason it really is overlooked is funding, whereas very likely in Japan events they had the funding. I wouldn’t be surprised if they still had problems with how they are handling it.

[@InvaderMedia420]

also, I’m pretty sure they wouldn’t if it had the funding but because they don’t, they have to go with what is the most common disability and send the funding to programs based around taking care of people with that disability

[@aurorialgaming1935]

​@@InvaderMedia420 I'm sorry you had to deal with that as well. Its just like you said. Even here in the US, even if they have the funding to help us, very few have even the slightest idea on how to do so properly.

[@K42U]

Hearing the OG VAs feels kinda nostalgic...

[@PabloHernandez-gl5ij]

Yeah the nostalgic vibes are hitting pretty hard with this throwback compilation.😊

[@jhetttiernan2623]

Where’d they go?

[@Tahu33446]

It kind of is depressing in a way. Especially because we dont know what makes the older VAs leave. Heck even on the main nana kuma bear channel they used the same 2 VAs but changed a few months ago and while the original 2 VAs are still around on other channels, wjy the change? Why not mix the VAs up? Heck i watched a few older videos from a year ago and even the comments are different. It feels and looks like i see the same names in the comments over and over again until the point where i only comment if i have issues with the characters in the videos and see borderline insane takes on the characters

[@K42U]

Yeah. Personally, I don't really like the "kinda exaggerated Bri'ish" voice acting style.

[@davidchung3923]

The older VA’s leave due to changes in their lives outside of these channels. Work, school, stuff like that.

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

About the first story, society in Japan treats disabled people very harshly and they find it hard to get any job. Also they get bullied in school and university. There are some people who are not like that and treats disabled people kindly but those some people don't have power in society. It's so sad that people get treated like that for something they have no control over.

[@PabloHernandez-gl5ij]

Awesome thank you very much Sekai no Fushigi for another throwback compilation down memory lane today 👍 especially with the first story it's pretty sweet.☺️

[@Sg190th]

I remember the first story. Bro was gonna propose first 😂 "be my side forever"

[@shotgunbarrage4755]

I love watching anime after my strook. It reminds me of what the corona did to me.

[@Maninawig]

My dad was disabled since I was born, so it does mean a lot. That said, at least he didn't have an amputated hand... could you imagine her proposal then? "I want your.... I mean.... stub? in marriage."

[@aarsaunleashed7672]

Lmfao 😂😂😂 ​.Thats a nice joke@@Maninawig

[@lashonnakennybrew4847]

The late night compilation videos are compiled into one massive movie video I truly love it when I see these videos on this channel😊❤❤❤

[@ZaneIceninja395]

Amazing thank you very very much Sekai no Fushigi❤️ for another great throwback compilation memories today.

[@PabloHernandez-gl5ij]

Agree 😊👍

[@et3inuyasha]

I love he fact that the second story didn't have a big confrontation and break-up. The gold digger just suddenly became an annoying pest the be ignored.

[@22roseblue9]

Drizzle Drizzle

[@Lesslessness]

​@@22roseblue9BBL DRIZZY♬♫

[@mistressa3933]

11:25 I remember this story, it was the one that introduced me to this channel. Loved it.

[@rubyblaze7225]

When they talked about a job about listening to other people's problems, three jobs came to my head: a psychologist, a school counselor, and a consultant.

[@melissacornell1544]

she's way out of line for making fun of him and looking down on him just because he's in the wheelchair she needs to realize that that can be her at any given time any given moment and a blink of an eye she's going to wind up all alone because he's a horrible rotten excuse me human being that's why she got dumped in left at the restaurant that's why her engagement engagement with Up In Smoke she's she's getting everything she has coming and she so deserves Karma got to love it got to like it got to embrace it

[@shadowsnake5133]

Especially when she speaks like that, I mean she's asking to get her face slapped, yet alone jumped. Saying shit like that in the wrong place could be her last sentence on earth.

[@boilerbuzz]

Wow! We are served a LOT of sugar with these stories, but the feel goods in the first story was next level.

[@theodorebarton4256]

53:10 I’d have thought that therapist would’ve been more appropriate than a corporate job

[@janiahhersey263]

Yeah, more potential to somebody with money in their pocket

[@reaperoffish3668]

The woman making fun of the cripple at dinner in the first story made me laugh. She didn't hold anything back, it was hilarious.

[@gt2699]

Last story: Wakasutki lost a gold digger and 2 backstabbing friends only to have gained a BEAUTIFUL model… SCORE! ‘AND’ on Christmas?! Best.- Christmas. - EVER.!

[@Maninawig]

I love the last story. I think he can go even further by studying psychology

[@LunaPPK]

the irony of trying to spread a rumor of someone cheating when you doing it 26:20

[@spardaprowess3277]

Or, realistically, like most women, she proposed in a busy restaurant in front of her family as form of peer pressure to force his acceptance. Nobody would say no in such an uncomfortable situation.

[@mephisto5729]

Don't forget the psychological pressure of losing his newfound family 😅

[@gypsy6211]

2nd story is awesome 🤣

[@นายณัฐธีร์กีรตินันทพัฒน์]

Good morning🎉😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@PabloHernandez-gl5ij]

Good morning my friend 👋 I hope you slept well.😊

[@mrthewubbie]

Man, that third ending was really unsatisfying.

[@greyfolded77]

Why is it in these stories the mc’s never respond to being talked to like a dog. By the time they DO finally say anything the misinformation and rumors are completely out of control. “It’s a waste of energy to talk to them” he says lol. Because of his cowardice it’s the child who suffers. The worst part of this whole thing is when he DEFENDS the woman who was cheating on her husband and making fun of him 😮

[@washim-7867]

Nice batch of stories....

[@janiahhersey263]

People who leach off of others have no right to say nothing

[@Maninawig]

9:37 the ending artifact cancels the last message

[@matthewbrown3194]

Just curious what wrong if someone is disabled?

[@arnezbridges93]

Well a couple hundred years ago it was basically a death sentence if your caretakers died. The treatment you currently see is barely a 100 years old. Even in my childhood "cripples and/or retards" were actively prosecuted like black people. Now that we've figured out autism is a thing, and that "retards" just need alternate teaching methods and viola they are productive citizens. Physically handicap can usually just be given a desk job or special controls and boom, now they are delivery driver.

[@jdhilde8871]

It's a cultural stigma in Japan. The disabled are seen as outcasts and a burden on those around them. Unfortunately that woman's reaction is the norm

[@janiahhersey263]

And she is talking about appeal. Don't she realize she's mocking her own self, too? It is she who doesn't have apeel

[@mephisto5729]

I don't know what is the worst a MC so dull that he can understand that the FMC tell she love him or that freaking list of MC with gold digger ex gf who chain red flag 🤨

[@Backbernur0]

To base everything off of where you graduated instead of the experiences you have made thru working afterwards is pathetic. You do not get real world experience in school but after you graduate and get into working daily. Its like a foundation. You start at the base with some knowledge and work your way to the future thru experiences and hopefully you do not run into to many hurdles. School does not prepare you for everything so to even suggest your better then someone else just because of an educational background and no real experience or achievements yet is just really pathetic. Anyone who thinks that should at least prove they are good at what they do over time before opening their mouth to make unneeded comments or thinking they are better then someone with many more years of experience who are ALSO THEIR BOSS.

[@tswain92_]

Very well said.

[@blackhebrew-israelite1719]

Wait, Truck Kun did isekai the Mc

[@adamjoseph4148]

9:45 🤔 hmm what does the not mean

[@adamjoseph4148]

Correction it is 9:41

[@caskun6683]

name of the manga?

[@coppercorn]

There is no name. It's just a compilation of the short daily videos shown by the same channel, Sekai No Fushigi.

[@georgehajj4453]

What’s the name of the manga at 40:09

[@mingfanzhang8927]

😊😊

[@Texasgodzillakun]

Ah Kansai region please never change 30:24 that is an actual thing that happens quite often with large corporations in Japan. The Tokyo product is the best then as it’s distributed west and factories make the switch to manufacturing that product most of the time when it reaches the Kansai region namely my hometown of Osaka the products have issues or defects or quirks you might say that weren’t the original intended purpose of the product but we manage to find it. I kinda like seeing stuff like this in English anime and manga it creates a teachable moment for my children.

[@DragonTyer]

is it me or those the MC sound like Goku

[@senpai7611]

Day 760 of asking if the voice actors are a couple

[@pikachumaster0518]

most likely not

[@coppercorn]

No, they aren't. They don't even choose who they are working with on each individual story. I have even seen some comment before when a new VA comes in, that they don't even know the person's name yet, and someone in the comments had to tell them who the other VA was.

[@senpai7611]

I’m just keeping the streak going

[@chaosinkmarshall9510]

I'm not saying this to be a ass but often wheelchairs are in the way and the person who is in the wheelchairs doesn't know they are in the way

[@teacherbecca526]

As someone in a wheelchair, I agree. I always feel like I’m in the way😢

[@tswain92_]

​@teacherbecca526 Even if you were standing, people would still have to make way for you. Another few inches doesn't matter. You are not in the way. Some people look for a reason to be inconvenienced.