Yin and yang, one for all and all for one. Sometimes you may find East Asians describing things as not bad, not good because of the concept of harmony. They just work together as a team to maintain bigger things. No matter how long we lived, how things have changed, yin and yang will be there with us, either in visible or abstract forms. Even if one of them has been eliminated, the impermanence of life will shift the eliminated part into something else (regeneration of missing part).
@abigailaceves92302 жыл бұрын
Nice details!
@austinblack84492 жыл бұрын
Amazing
@nancyholcombe80302 жыл бұрын
@Inuyasha Takahashi I wouldn't worry about pronunciations on this side of the Pacific! While many are more enlightened towards such things these days (including me), I've always had a good laugh at how Americans have skewered so many 'not english' names through the 245 or so years that we've been around. (I refuse to say foreign names because I have Cherokee in me which means everybody is a foreigner! Including part of me!) In my own state of Georgia, we have names of cities pronounced kay-ro (spelled Cairo) and lauffee-et (spelled La Fayette) Georgia. These cities are both well over 100-150 years old yet no one has ever pronounced the names correctly in all that time lol!!! I did when I was young only to be corrected quietly by my friend from Cairo, GA. Thank God her parents didn't hear me! Never made that mistake again! 😂 So I wouldn't worry, you'll just be carrying on a fine tradition of this country! (Yikes)
@OfficialInuYasha2 жыл бұрын
Thank you! I just don't want to sound like I was butchering them. I'm mixed too and my older half sister is part Cherokee! I always go to both the Japanese and Chinese speakers we have on staff to double check with them. At the end of the day, including the differences in pronunciation from the Japanese to the English dub - as long as we know we're talking about the same things and characters then I don't mind!
@nancyholcombe80302 жыл бұрын
@@OfficialInuYasha I agree that it's always wise to go to the source when it comes to important names and traditions. Just don't go to a Chinese restaurant! The owners (my friends)and head chef of the one I worked in spoke Mandarin, the assistant chef spoke Cantonese and the bus boy was learning Mandarin with a Vietnamese accent! The Mexican fry cook was learning Cantonese. I learned a few words of Mandarin but decided to stick to my own language that nobody speaks;: Scots-Gaelic. That's my other side! Seriously though, I've haven't heard you butcher anything too badly. You do you research well!
@mr.pointman19302 жыл бұрын
Next potential villain after this season? We shall see. But, I'll rather prefer Chinese Fortune Beast to be the next villain like Pixiu/Hikyu since that creature is more closer than devil. Nonetheless, wasn't be surprised this demonic god is the one, who created the Grim Comet.
@mr.pointman19302 жыл бұрын
Not to mention, Hikyu meaning is a flying ball and space rock of Grim Comet is also considered as flying ball.
@OfficialInuYasha2 жыл бұрын
I would love any more addition to Japanese and Chinese mythology to the story! Also, great name. I am a F.E.A.R. fan myself.
@mr.pointman19302 жыл бұрын
@@OfficialInuYasha Thank you very much. I'll really do hope, third season announced. However, do you know that Sunrise are now merging with Bandai. Which I fear this series may go hiatus awhile due to some arranging with the producer, director and many else.
@kaizenproductions22162 жыл бұрын
@@mr.pointman1930 the change was planned since time ago according to a Japanese article. I wouldn't worry about that.
@sujeetgrewal3958 Жыл бұрын
Actually, the one who created the comet was the evil of Amaterasu