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In every thumbnail she smiling, this is the only different one and it makes sense 😭

I enjoyed this, thanks. :-)

Очень актуально для Украины на сегодня, которая поработила самих себя со своей ненавистью ко всему русскому. В итоге оказалась во власти гнева, лжи и разврата и стране ждёт забвение (о чём уже сами начали плакать со свои фанатиком, президентом зеленским). При поддержки США конечно и Англии, которые 200 лет порабощали народы, к тебе это относиться, человек негройдной расы. Поддерживаешь если украину, тогда ты тупая дура.

...and then the live version has a final stanza thereafter

It was awesome seeing you feel the joy of the Peco-Smile match

Kong is so cool

Best christmas episode I've seen anime or not

Sakuma's salty with Kazama bc he is giving so much time and attention to Smile who's not on their team, and a player Sakuma doesn't really respect at that point. Sakuma used to idolize Peco but not anymore. Sakuma's a really hard worker, and no one works harder than his new idol (Kazama) who happens to be extremely talented as well. Glad you're seeing how the drive to win is a bad thing for Smile when he's in robot mode, but is uplifting with Peco. Even if Peco is a bit of a little S***T, he has an infectious joy his opponents get swept up in.

Love this show! Yeah, I felt like going in and playing around with his paddle was super rude, but Peco gonna Peco, and he's hard to get mad at 😆

Was legit thinking you would not dig this. What a pleasant surprise! Now that you're officially a Meshuggah fan 🤣 i must suggest their magnum opus track - Dancers to a Discordant System. Once you pay attention to the lyrics on that track and tie them together with the music you'll gain a new level of appreciation for this band.

Wow from reacting to berserk outtakes to this!

check out "red miso" by animals as leaders

The music video shows only half the song, theres an amazing solo and crazy outro you missed. Check out the full song and maybe the drum cam video of bleed if you can!

What is really cool is that you don't present yourself like a person that is into metal, yet you are spot on with how you appreciate what it can deliver. The fact that you got a real kick out of the rhythms and aggression combined with the musicianship shows that you are considerate and like to be fascinated. Hope you share a few more metal reaction vids... plenty of styles to explore.

The Meshuggah rabbit hole... "your favorite metal band's favorite band".. one of the tightest live bands of all time, not to mention their light show that syncronizes perfectly with every note. My personal favorite "Straws Pulled at Random" from their Bloodstock 2023 performance. And actually this isn't the full version of Bleed!!! This is the shortened music video version, check out the full song. Funny how you said you wanted the song to keep going... it does :)

Welcome to Meshuggah 😊 Now u have 1000 other songs to react to 👍 F*cking great reaction 😜

Great reaction

It’s not really explained but the slayer corp does have wisteria, that’s why Muzan was smoking when he walked up. Muzan was just healing too fast.

YAYYYYYYYY FINALLY, THE FINALE REACTION!!!!!!!!!!!

would you ever start streaming?

Wait until you get to episode 😍🥹

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh my new fav channel:D

So excited for the movies!! But nice reaction!

Hey you should react to undead girl murder farce. Its amazing

YESSSSSSSSSSS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS I hope you love the season, its very cozy for the most part

Can't wait for season 4!!

love your reactions <3

Oh Hi, how's Canada? 😊

Biwa it's nakime

Спс тебе за реакцию!Продолжай дальше!Привет из России!

are you planing to make reactions of other anime?

ep 10 one of the most insane anime episodes ever, hf with s3 and s4

Late to the party, but I agree that the AOT dub is horrible to me as well. You're not alone. I only watch subbed anime so it could be bias, but I also watched Black Lagoon in sub first (twice even) and then watched it in dub, and I like them both equally. Imo the Black Lagoon dub is better for comedy/cussing, while the sub is better for the emotion/more accurate line delivery (which helps me understand the characters on a deeper level). Glad you decided to react to both.

I was very sad while watching it

Kong and Smile's coach

Good stuff. Some context: * Something that gets culturally lost in translation for the Kazama flashback: there's a scene of child-Kazama getting really excited about Udon while the other kids demand fancier food. What's implied is that his family/mother is poor and couldn't afford to give him what kids his age want, and he was so aware/considerate of that that he put the burden on his own shoulders and pretended like he wanted the more affordable item on the menu instead, for their sake. An early sign of him living his life for other people and out of duty/responsibility instead of for himself. * My interpretation of where everyone ends up is that it's commentary on what attitudes lead to and sustain greatness in competitive fields. Kong and Peco are the ones who have always had true passion for the sport/winning, and over the course of the show, learned the other side of it that's needed too-- They were never going to stop. Meanwhile, guys like Smile and Kazama have an attitude/nature that was never going to get them far competitively, without making them miserable. Ultimately, Smile's journey was not about becoming convinced that he should care as much about winning as everyone else, which is an easy bad assumption early on-- He just ends up having a healthier/happier/less frustrated and judgmental version of the same attitude he always had about the sport. Koizumi wanted him to see the view from the top (due to his own regrets), but honestly, what he hoped would happen wasn't really what was right for him, and Obaba seemed to know it all along. Kong's character definitely had my heart the most (and Sakuma kind of an understated/unexpected MVP), but it's really a show with five shared main characters. It starts out seeming like it's mostly about Smile, but by the end, not really. It's about every different dimension that the five characters represented pretty equally.

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I have just watched Stanley Kubrick's Strangelove movie and noticed that the music at the end of this episode in Black lagoon is originally from this movie. It's a very sarcastic and deep movie about nuclear competition between ussr and usa in the cold war era. If you didn't watch it, I definitely recommend you this great movie, too. Its "a bit" old but gold.

that's honestly such a great season, definitely my favorite

Definitely his uncle or nephew❤

His dad is the reincarnate of him

Not his dad but yoruichi the best swordsman to meet muzan

Good taste in anime mob is a gem

Good stuff. Thoughts/clarifications: * Kazama is Yuri's cousin, which is odd, but I guess less frowned upon in that culture. However, the guy doing something questionable to her poster was not Kazama/her cousin, it was Sanada-- He's got a very..... questionable mentality. * Kazama's backstory is very cryptic-- the result of it is directly told, but what happened to his family has to be pieced together and interpreted. More on that when more is shown. * Peco's tragic mentality was hinted at earlier, but it's subtle. After he was beaten by Kong in the first episode, his first thought was "maybe I should quit", Smile affirms it, he hesitantly responds "Yeah..... no reason to force myself," and there's this powerful silent dolley shot of his back that communicates the lost/hopeless fear in him, before he immediately starts talking about the upcoming tournament again. It's clear that he loves Ping Pong/winning and takes defeat harder than anyone, but also can't let go of it. * Character motivations are a lot more clear after these episodes, where they initially may have been confusing (especially Smile). Peco plays Ping Pong out of a genuine desire/dream to be the best, Kazama plays it out of joyless responsibility/necessity (putting the reputation of his entire family name on his back), Smile (also pretty joylessly) plays it because it's the only thing he has in his life (on top of giving him a father figure in Koizumi), Kong is learning that there's more to life than Ping Pong, and Sakuma needed perspective. * That Christmas montage is so good. I love the recurring bit with the random tertiary character who lost to Smile and is now wandering the earth looking for purpose in his life.

Kong and Sakuma are darrrnn cool people.

That’s not his Dad 😭

What to say? May I suggest "Mortal Combat!"

a rare ping pong reactor nice

it's a little late but 32:41 mentions about Pyrrhic victory. It's a kind of success that you would be exhausted and lose your recover strength in the end. it's origin is from King of Tarentum Pyyrus. He defeats Romans in many battles but suffers casualty. At last, his strength is finished and lose the war once and for all. So, it is the etymology of this term and reflects Rock's mental situation at the end of arc.

Good stuff. One thing that you can see at this point is that all of these characters are like different combinations of attitudes and dispositions that you find in any competition/walk of life: it's like a Venn diagram between having or not having natural talent, dedication/willingness to work for it, passion/interest, positive/negative influence on others, work/life balance, and different reasons for playing/not playing (some of these haven't been revealed or hinted at yet). And every time any two characters pair up, you can see those similarities and differences more and more clearly. And a lot of times, the things that make someone good in some way are also what makes them bad in another way. I really like how it's a more brutal, realistic, and relatable take on things. No character is just "evil" or a throwaway plot device, downright everyone has unique substance that gets explored, and it's not just one ultra passionate protagonist who proves they can accomplish anything simply by wanting it hard enough. Hell, many of the characters that you would initially expect to be villains are actually more likeable than Smile is, and arguably are no less important to the story.