Brazil’s Violence Through the Eyes of a Japanese Manga Author - Favela No Mangaka
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Here in Brazil we love anime and manga, not most of us, but the otaku market here is definitely OK for an economy like ours, which is a pretty shitty one.
Brazil is well known worldwide for a bunch of stereotypes, like oversexualization, the looming presence of violence in the streets, and that every Brazilian knows how to samba and play soccer. This actually causes many discussions here in Brazil.
A lot is being said about a manga that launched a couple of weeks ago, a manga not only about the Favela’s culture, but about dreaming big. From the appraised author of Asper Kanojo. Today we will talk about Brazil’s violence in the eyes of a Japanese author, today, we will talk about Favela no Mangaka.
I would like to say that this whole video is basically a reflection of a Brazilian around topics like Brazil’s representation, the correct use of stereotypes and not only the recommendation of this manga, but of a few others that are 100% Brazilian. Our manga authors really need all the support they can get, and we have some really good ones, but we will focus more on that by the end of the video.
#manga #mangarecommandations #anime #animeandmanga #shonen #seinenmanga #otaku #weeb #mangaedit
a brazilian making an english video about a japanese guy.
Mr. Worldwide was right all along.
mr. wordwide? who is that?
@@MarshulartzzMan we’re old
@@bidge6353 😂 that may be it, but I’m still curious
@@Marshulartzz Nickname for a singer named Pitbull; he’d say it in every song he was in, like Jason Derulo or DJ Khalid
@@Marshulartzz You don't know pitbull? Are you born in the 2010s?
>Wants to go the furthest place from Japan
>Goes to the city with the largest japanese population outside Japan, with a district (Liberdade) dedicated to Japanese culture
Bruh
If we are talking solely about physical distance, sure, but brazilian culture is literally the exact opposite of the japanese in every possible way. The idea of the manga totally makes sense.
@@eduardobarboza9499 not saying it doesn't make sense, I just think it is funny how of all the countries in the world, of all the cities in Brazil, he came to São Paulo trying to run away from Japan. But again, he is an unemployeed 30yo failed artist that witnessed a murder and got his stuff stolen the moment he entered the favela. Not exactly a "lucky guy".
Yeah, the guy just sucks in aiming, I guess lol
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@@eduardobarboza9499 yes, but not at Liberdade, the second place with most Japanese people after Japan, as he said. Don't you know how yo read? Liberdade is LITERALLY a japanese immigrant place, dumbapple.
6:32 "Two dudes on a motorcycle steal his phone!"
This mangaka did his research 😂
the ultimate brazillian duo, the motorcycle boyfriends
tbh if the mangaka wanted to depict violence, he should have chosen the northeast region or rio. São Paulo is the safest state in the country when it comes down to homicides per inhabitants. And the reason is partially that, contrary to the manga, there is only one facção in SP, PCC, so there are no gang fights. So yeah most likely the worst that can happen to you in the capital is getting your cell phone stolen.
@@shangurila7 You're goddamn right. That said, I think he might have chosen São Paulo as the setting because it's the greatest Brazilian metropole. São Paulo is our New York - or our Tokyo if you will. Beside, we've seen Rio de Janeiro in foreign works sice forever, so it's nice to see another state for once.
@@shangurila7 São Paulo o estado mais seguro??? lá tem mais assalto q o Rio, e msm q tenha menos homicídios q o Rio ainda simm é muito mais q a maioria dos estados do Brasilkkkkkkk
@@shangurila7 porque voces estão tudo falando ingles se vcs sabem q 90% dos comentários provavelmente são de br pagando de gringo? kkkkkk
6:34 the greatest dark beast in brazilian folk lore, dois malandro numa bike
Dois Caras Numa Moto, the most feared and present mythological creature in brazilian culture.
@@ilucaszdois caras numa moto is the most adapted creature of brazilian ecosystem
Oh yeah and dois cara na moto is real 💀 (I think at this point who never saw or met two right?)
2 vagabundos numa moto is the reason not to buy fancy stuff... can't buy a Galaxy S Ultra, a iPad Pro, a Steam Deck OLED, a Jeep Renegade or a RayBan eyeglass, if it's gonna get stolen before you can finish paying up.
Fun fact: the first manga outside Japan were written in the 1960s in Brazil, thanks to Japanese immigrants, look up O processo histórico dos animes e mangás no Brasil - although it's an undergrad dissertation (TCC), I think it has a good research on the history of manga in Brazil
Thanks for the recommendation!!
6:31 TWO DUDES IN A MOTORCYCLE
A Classic ngl
Two dudes in a motorcycle are more iconic than a sketchy dude in a tacky suit in the Red Light District of Kabukicho.
Step away Maned Wolf, the true Wolves of Brazil showed up
I died laughing
I literally thought "man, the only this lacks now is two dudes on a motorcycle to rob him." Caralho menó, this mangaká knows what's up.
As an American who's been to Osaka and has a close friend from Fortaleza, I've never understood the close relationship between Japan and Brazil since they're polar opposites culturally and completely separated geographically but they're both such interesting places that I don't question it.
@@kiryuchansboyfriend a lot of Japanese people migrated here after the feudal period of Japan. Brazil and Japan have a tight relationship since then. Outside Japan, Brazil is the country with more Japanese people. We are both very different but very close lol
There a channel called "Moon Channel" that posted a video titled "Why Do Japanese Games Love Brazil?" that explains very well the connections between Brazil and Japan
well let me present you the Buda statue in Espirito Santo that is bigger than Cristo Redentor, but isnt well known
we have tons of japanese people here
Thank god you met a Cearense and not a Carioca (God blessed you)
Um video de um brasileiro falando em ingles sobre uma obra japonesa... simplesmente incrível
Valeuuuu kkkkk
Cinema absoluto
Mega epico
vdd
A globalização é um processo incrível kkkkk
"Two dudes in a motorcycle" broke me
@@NihlusN7 the classic brazilian meme.
@@TheMangotakumeme? Trauma.
Apex predator
@@TheMangotakuMore like Latino meme, LMFAO. These Apex alpha predators be everywhere BRO!
@@lloydgushIt's a experience all brazilians pass through at least once. Whether you're the robbed or the robber.
After watching Moon Channel's video on "Why Do Japanese Games Love Brazil?"
He gives a full blown history lesson on the cultural links between Brazil and Japan and the relationship they've had since the 1800s.
And now I see the links EVERYWHERE 0__0 It's even in the manga too.
It's interesting how Japan is trying to explore Brazil's culture over the decades; from hurtful stereotypes to super accurate and engaging.
As a Brazilian, the moon vídeo is quite inacureted
@@MinusMaximusXX
I’m curious, by all means- do tell. The more sides I hear of this, the better
@@supercyc10 basically, his scriptwriter (if he has a scriptwriter other than himself) has a too superficial understanding of our history (and Japanese history) to speak with such propriety.
an example that can illustrate the plethora of problems found in the video: when he talks about "Japanese" persecution in Brazil, especially the banning of Japanese language schools, he fails to mention that similar measures affected Italian and German communities during World War II. He also fails to mention the Nazi missions that sought out "Aryan" brothers in the indigenous peoples of the Americas, putting Brazil's national security at risk through future separatist processes. In fact, this was the great fear of the Brazilian state: that immigrant communities (Germans, Italians and Japanese) who (some of them) self-isolated as soon as they had the ability to acquire property (nothing more natural), would start secessionist movements supported by the great Axis powers. Furthermore, he projects an North American axiology onto Brazilian national politics that, frankly, never existed.
@@MinusMaximusXXThats quite accurate and I say that as a italo-niponic brazilian living in Sao Paulo
@@MinusMaximusXX sadly it was a well founded fear considering the neo-n@zis in brazil and the problem with the south and their "germanic" ancestry
Now i just need a Manga about Angola's shenanigans and i'll die peacefully
@@nossir that would be crazy interesting
I would trust him better than disney.
Imagine an Angolan artist making his own manga about it, if possible
@@yohiblast7871 there probably already exists one. But their manga indie industry is at its infancy. Don't expect longer well made works.
Same with basically the rest of the world, except koreah and maybe china and india because 3B people.
Meanwhile we can trust japan with doing a good work on it.
But we also can't expect longer works from them.
Cunamata no Mangaka
Bruh, I'm a Carioca and I live right by Cidade de Deus, in one of the neighboring favelas, and yet I could see everything that happened to the MC happening here. Although the public's reaction would be different. We're quite reactive here in Rio, and if something - anything - happens in the city, the entire Metropolitan Area will get to know in a couple hours. Not to mention there would protests around the vicinity of the shooting.
The manga focuses more on São Paulo's urban violence, but I think it captures it quite well. So well, in fact, I think I'm gonna give it a read. It's bean years since I accompanied a good manga.
O youtube jogou teu canal no meu feed e achei o vídeo bom demais, cara. Continua assim. Ganhou um inscrito!
@@itsjonesh Valeu pelo registro Jonesh! Vê se curte o mangá, acho q tem muito potencial! E valeu pelo suporte!
In San Paulo people would react as well, especially so close to Paulista Avenue. That part made no sense, it makes me think the author never came to Brazil. His portrayal is actually very naive and dumb, as if everywhere in Brazil people are used to violence and poverty in the same way, instead of the mixed bag that you get depending on income, ethnicity, state, city region, etc.
And really, people are passive everywhere, not just in Brazil. But not with violence (very few places people would ignore a gun shot like that as if it's just another Tuesday), but poverty. It's normal to see people ignoring beggars and extreme poverty. But that happens everywhere, including Japan as well.
Boogiepop, a novel made in Japan, has in its first pages someone looking like a sick beggar, having trouble walking and moaning in pain, yet no one helps. And the hero screams in disapproval towards the crowd that is doing nothing about it.
@@WikiJippo I only walked through São Paulo some times, and I never stayed more than what? An entire week, or something like that, and it was mostly in Santo André or Guarulhos, so I can't speak a lot about the reality of that place.
But I agree with the "ignore the shooting" bit. Seems that's an exageration on the author's part to make it more dramatic.
Here in Rio, at least the favelas, people are mostly "used to" gun violence. I say "used to" because that's something that simply no one ever actually get's used to. For real, I wonder what kind of brazillian is talking with the author. From the panels the OP showed in the video, it seems that whoever is talking with him showed him quite an extreme vision of Brazil.
Since this country's so fucking big, I don't doubt there are places that are like that, but in São Paulo? I don't know, man...
@@itsjonesh I didn't think about that, maybe he is talking to someone with a warped perspective.
Yeah, imagine actually thinking people ever get used to gun shots. At least you would hide and try to survive. His dramatic portrayal doesn't fit a realistic story with real world places. It would fit better in something like Hunter x Hunter, lol.
Não sei não. Aqui na zona leste ninguém liga, ninguém vai ficar tumultuado em cima não, se não sobra pra vc, a policia te leva pra testemunhar depois apace um candango perguntando q q vc falou pra policia, NINGUÉM quer se envolver
"Two dudes in a motorcycle" me explodiu kkkkkkkkk
I personally love Brazil because of bossa nova.. also Brazilian characters always look so cool in anime n manga, there is one calked silva from a football anime called area no kishi, and more and more...
@@johnaugustus177 I have a friend that loves Area no Kishi, I'll give it a try!! And yeah, bossa nova and brazilian characters are just top notch 👌
@@TheMangotaku
That's a fact.. greeting from Morocco buddy
Fun fact: Japan like Bossa Nova so much that you are more likely to hear it as background music in stores/supermarkets/etc in Japan than in Brazil.
"Be the brazilian that japanese people think you are"
@@whome9842 That depends, meu cria. Here in Rio de Janeiro you hear bossa nova and MPB quite a lot in malls. However, those malls are mostly from Rio's South Ward. Y'know: Ipanema, Copacabana, Leblon, Flamengo... The cradle of bossa nova.
It's not related but One Piece creator Oda confirmed that Luffy would be Brazilian in our world so that's kinda based.
i always wondered that. He looks too much of and brazilian "moleque".
I KNOW THAT ACCENT! YOU A BROTHER! YEEEEEEES, ja ganhou meu sub kkkkk
É O BRASAAAAAAA
@@TheMangotaku BRA SIL SIL SIL CARAIOOO
As a Jamaican studying in brasil ( e fazendo meu curso em português obviamente) é louco pra ver um brasileiro fazendo uma crítica de uma mangá totalmente em inglês, parabéns mano🔥
Ganhou um novo seguidor 🫡
Thank you, my friend! Bem vindo ao Brasil!!
eae bro, o que tá achando?
Bem vindo mano! Tá curtindo?
@@TheMangotaku valeu mano🫡
@@pedrocardoso8982muito frio na vdd kkk, moro bem no sul então não é....mto legal
yey brazilian here
im honestly so glad that you made this video, seriously. its rare seeing brazilians speak in english in order to talk about their culture and i hope it becomes more and more common throughout the years, since its one of the few ways of showing the world both the good and bad things we do in his land kkkk
the mangaka that made all of this is legit a genius, i dont even know him but i appreciate him a lot, and i gotta say that the reality he portrayed in his manga is incredibly well thought and realistic (sadly) but you can see he holds a lot of respect for our culture which is rare and great coming from a foreigner. honestly, i hope you keep making videos on this one manga, i was incredibly invested throughout the entire video, good job!
salve de RJ/SC :D
Obrigado pelo comentário!! Feliz que gostou! Vou esperar a história se alongar um pouco e volto a falar dessa belezinha!
@@ideac. Ele usa mais o Face, só jogar Hagimoto Souhachi que vc encontra! (Ele tinha tt, mas acha q ficou tão tóxico q nem dava vontade de usar, aí tá só no Face mesmo)
Man, sometimes i just forget how different the culture and life of the people from the big cities on the coast are different from the culture and life of the people on the countryside, this mangá make me realize how peaceful life in the interior is.
It makes me every happy to see someone be well received when portraying another culture respectfully. I have been working on a comic set in Argentina. And even though my parents are Argentinian, I was not born there and thus feel like an outsider. I research my culture whenever I can. I have characters of multiple cultures in my story, as Argentina is very multicultural and I always worry if I’m portraying their culture wrong. Especially of our minority groups. I want to make a story that reflects multiple sides of my country of heritage, not just the European side that most of the world sees. I’m Mestizo, but not many can tell based on my appearance, so I don’t know firsthand the struggle that Mestizo and Amerindian people face. If anyone has any advice please let me know :-)
I know Brazilians and Argentinians are pretty different but we are more connected than we think! Much love to Brazil and all my Latinos across the world.
@@Azucenary Thanks for the comment, man. Really enjoyed it! What's the name of your comic? A comic set in Argentina looks fun, let me know when it get released!
@@TheMangotaku I don’t have a name just yet 😅 but when it releases I’ll be sure to let you know. Thank you!
@@Azucenary I am also interested in your comic! :D
@@danjoshi aw thank you! I’ll let y’all both know when it starts updating :-)
I wouldn't call argentina multicultural or tolerant lol I've been called monkey and a bunch of other mean things even though I am white
do nada um brasileiro fazendo vídeo em inglês, bom vídeo
da mais view
Very nice! It's always interesting and different to see foreigners take interest in our culture. Very nice video and cool reflection on the subject. Keep up the good work!
@@gpdandii Thank youuuu, bora Brasaaaaa
Actually is a social problem, no culture.
O autor de Asperu Kanojo tá cozinhando OUTRA pedrada? E ainda no Brasil???
O vídeo também é de qualidade, gosto que tu leu o texto (que tá em inglês) em português, bem massa.
@@NoobInside12 Valeuuu, nossa língua é braba demaisss
@@TheMangotaku simmm
FUCKING ASUPERU KANOJO AUTHOR?!?!? I am so in
@@aweeeeh5255 he is amazing!!
holy, i almost teared up from that vid... that manga seems to be REALLY interesting, ill give it a shot... thanks for the great vid and recommendation
@@localsassboi Thanks for the comment! Let's hope it keeps getting better!
6:12 this truly reflect an experience in my hometown, Bangkok. Not the sudden shooting, but just how the area filled with skyscrapers could be surrounded by slums where people who are blue collars come to eat or resides. My privilege ass never really thought about the contrast until I have to do so for a photography class. Now many of those area & residents I have visited got chased out for land development. It always made me think where would all the common people go to eat or sleep now if they are only surrounded by luxurious malls.
não vou mentir, o painel do garoto desenhando no meio do lixão me deixou emocionado. ótimo video !
Minor correction when you were talking about Aspergers in the beginning, or simply put, Autism, as Aspergers is just a lighter part of the spectrum and isn't an Official therm anymore... Calling it a 'Mental ilness' isn't accurate. Autism isn't an ilness, it's just a condition, just something you're born with And makes you different from most.... But that's about it. When undiagnosed and ignored, it /can/ lead to mental ilness like anxiety and Depression, it can often be linked with mental ilness like ADHD and at when it's an advanced level of autism it can very heavily affect a person's mind..... But aside from that, and specially considering you said Aspergers, yeah, it just is what it is.
That's all. Much love, fam. Will definitely read that manga later. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thanks for the clarification! When researching for the video, I got this definition for "mental ilness": "A wide range of conditions that affect mood, thinking and behaviour" so I thought it would apply for Aspergers/Autism. In the future, I'll pay more attention to it. Thanks for the correction!
@@TheMangotaku No, it is completely understandable, really. Really, calling it a Disability more accurate than an Ilness.
Specially considering in the smaller scale, it really doesn't affect your life that much, it kinda just makes you -in a very oversimplified way- awkward and quirky in a few ways ig (that's me).
Much love ✌️✌️✌️
@@LucasF25 sorry but, as someone with autism too, i do agree with most of what you said but, it's not something that should be taken that lightly either, i have what you may call "low level of autism" (wich isn't the appropriate term anymore, as it is to call it a "spectrum" where you're simply in some way there) but my life is pretty hard because of it, of what society is built like, for allistic people. So it's not just being a bit quirky or smth, it's a disability that really affects life...
@@sweetbnuy I'm on the low side of the spectrum too.
I'm doing fine, lol. I mean, obviously you have your own struggles but everyone does. Aside from the social aspect, i'm pretty alright, although i still could use a Psychology focused on Autism to help improve my condition even more.
Like yah, obviously it's a disability, everyone knows that by now, but considering some people tend to see autistic people as nothing but the Higher levels, the people that actively can't function by themselves, and the people low on the spectrum are just pretending or doing it for attention or some shit.
Besides.
I literally said it was a oversimplification, therefore, not accurate.
6:33
For fuck's sake, it's always two dudes on a bike, isn't it? It's funny how that part of our culture got incorporated into the manga right into the first chapter.
Dejo mi grano de arena. Me gusto el video (Bastante informativo!!) y me intereso el manga bastante!! Como alguien de latinoamerica, me gusta de que almenos representen nuestros paises. :D
Iberoamerica*
If only some creators actually studied and learned about other cultures, cough cough "get schooled"
Man i haven't heard that name in a while lol
The Japanese are quite notorious for knowing basically nothing about the foreign cultures they attempt to depict in games, comics and shows.
@jordanandrew2786 so...just like every other culture lol
@@StarJester They get very upset when they feel like their culture is misrepresented, otherwise I wouldn't mention them. One merely needs to look at the controversy regarding the upcoming Assassins Creed game to see the hypocrisy of the Japanese.
If this gets really successful, I would love to see this get adapted into an anime or maybe a Bilingual TV Drama.
Muita gente reclama que o manga não parece tão realista assim e que a situação é exagerada e com estereótipos. É um ponto valido.
Porem isso ñ quer dizer que o autor ta distratando o Brasil e isso só ta acontecendo pq é um manga sobre o Brasil.
Num geral a maioria dos mangas são assim, até mesmo de manga sobre o japão. Esses mangas com máfia por exemplo são bem exagerados, assim tbm como os sobre jovens rebeldes ou molecada de gangue.
E isso é so um exemplo.
Não acho particularmente ruim usar estereótipos, desde que ñ seja pra ofender.
Até pq estereótipo todo mundo tem de algum lugar.
Pode ser que a historia surpreenda no futuro e tome um rumo diferente da expectativa.
Fui recomendado o canal do nada. Tirei vantagem hihi.
caralho manooooo q video incrível, muito mt obrigado por ter nos introduzido a esse mangá e a este autor INCRÍVEL, definitivamente vou ir atras de ler o romance sobre Aspergers e de comprar esse mangá sobre as favelas. Ótimo vídeo campeão, teu ingles é mt bom tbm, continue assim💖💖💖💖💖
Valeu pelo apoio, meu querido!! Boa leitura pra vc!!
This manga caught my attention a few weeks ago, especially since I'm a brazilian from the midwest as well, and coincidentally I'm a artist who just recently started writing and sketching my own manga, so it was really fresh seeing a foreigner doing his research and making a new manga that's respectful, grounded in reality and doesn't use stereotypes to portray Brazil, I'll be looking forward to his following chapters for sure.
Man I love the premise already. I got interested in Brazilian culture from watching city of the gods and listening to smoke city. Will definitely read this now❤
City of God does not represent the culture of Brazil. I don't understand why movies always portray favelas as THE culture of Brazil being that only 8% of the population lives in them 🤦♂️
You
Should check out eden its an endless world, its in peru but similar theme, one of the best manga of all time
@@NeostormXLMAX Man, that's a great series! The plot twists are very well made and I love the concept of ethic and morale of this manga, great taste my friend!
Ganhou um inscrito, sem viralatismo sem ladaia, direto ao ponto, muito bom oconteudo parabéns
Valeuuu
10:39 nossa mano eu me indentifiquei mt com essa parte, isso realmente acontece vei
As a Brasilian, I never have wanted to watch a video less in my life
pelo sotaque logo soube de onde era ksksk, que incrivel ver br fazendo video em inglês mt bom isso
Thanks for the video bro! Mal posso esperar pelo anime 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Não imaginaria que um gringo estudaria sobre o Brasil para recomendar esse novo manga... Também não estava esperando as recomendações de mangás brasileiros e claro os nossos memes KKKKKK(risada brasileira :P)
When i worked in LA, most of the ccooks at Berris Cafe were Brazilian, we went to their house one night theybshowed us the City of God and straight up said thats how it is
Opa! Adorei o seu olhar sobre e fiquei com vontade de ler esse mangá! E também gostei muito de como você fala. Eu tenho um canal também em português e já pensei em fazer vídeos em inglês para treinar minha fala e seu vídeo tem sido uma inspiração. Obrigado pela sinopse do mangá vou colocar ele na minha lista!
PS: Encontrei esse video andando na esteira e quase cai de rir do seu avatar do DIO! hahahahahaha
Eaeee, valeu pelo comentário! Fico feliz de ter te inspirado e espero que tenha gostado! Só vai, meu querido! O mundo é dos brasuca! kkkkkkk
ISSOOOO IRMAO, from a your French Guyana Neighbors and one sub
Meua migo, esse vídeo e a história desse mangá deixou meus olhos cheios de água. Continue seu trabalho, é realmente excelente. E espero que seu canal cresça pra cacete.
Tamo junto!!
City of God is my favorite film of all time. I saw it as a freshmen in high school at midnight on HBO and it kept me up all night thinking about it. I have just recently watched Elite Squad. I gotta check this manga out.
I can relate because I'm a Burmese aka Myanmar in a south east Asia at the start because you have to bribe a police to make them stop the criminal and every night the war is happening in here like gun shots and explosion so I'm not really phased from the rebels or military trying to use brute force to get this one unarmed rebel person or getting a territory
Just the image of an innocent starry eyed child dreaming of what he wants to be in such a precarious and violent environment with such a gleam in his eyes brought me to tears bro.
Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention and I’ll be looking forward to more works from this author.
Your video popping up in my recommended feed was prolly the best one I’ve had all week.
3:35 Nah, that can't be true, right? Yu Yu Hakusho is more popular than Dragon Ball in there? I didn't knew that.
@@inimus9737 you have a good eye! Those numbers are straight from the beginning of 2004, Dragon Ball quickly surpassed Yu Yu Hakusho on the same year (At least that's what the source of the video tells you)
According to the graph, atleast in the early 2000's, it sure did!
Favela no Mangaka really have a cool concept, may follow it and see what is all about! ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Muito top ver um brasileiro mandando bem no ingles e espalhando nossa cultura, pica demais
@@lorenzobonet2714 valeu pelo apoio!!
BRAZIL🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 NÚMERO🇧🇷UM🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷☝️☝️☝️☝️🏆🏆🔥🥇🛏️🎖️🥇🥇🎖️🏆🏆🏆🍰🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🔥🔥🇧🇷🇧🇷🏆🎖️🥇
Excelente vídeo inclusive, sua edição e narração são também muito impressionantes (ainda tentando tentando entender se seu OC é uma manga com corpo de pessoa ou uma pessoa com cabeça de manga, que admito, é charmoso) continue com o ótimo trabalho!🎉❤🎉🎉
*BRAZIL MENTIONED!*
A fellow Brazilian, talking in english about a manga made by a Japanese author, telling the story of a Japanese mangaka going to Brazil. We've come full circle!
The beauty is in the details, specifically in the accurate depiction of "dois malandros na meiota" kkkkk
So sad that it really portrays why so many Brazilians are forced into a life of violence, it's not that they want to, most have dreams of becoming something that might be very possible in the US, or Japan, but unfortunately for most people in Brazil, Mexico, because of the major poverty, they have to adapt if they don't wish to be swept by the violence.
Yeah nothing to do with all the trash people living there.
13:23 a melhor parte do Brasil é a música, mas um tipo em específico como esse do final do vídeo, é literalmente a melhor vibe brasileira possível💚💛
Que orgulho do meu caro amigo Mango 🤩🤩
Videozaçooo Lephitoo, parabéns!!!
Muito bom vídeo, irmão! Seu inglês é muito bom também e você tem uma boa cadência de fala, se eu quiser ser muito chato eu posso reclamar de você usar "soccer" ao invés de "football".
Muito bom o conteúdo e vou acompanhar o seu canal a partir de agora.
@@guilhermedamasceno343 valeu meu querido! Sobre o "soccer", no final das contas, pra mim, é tudo inglês kkkkk mas entendo a preferência! Obrigado pelo suporte!!
favela no mangaka didn't really interest me but GOD DAYUM DID ASPER KANOJO INTEREST ME I LOVE IT, i highly recommend it, and if you like it then I also recommend kimi to tsuzuru utakata but only read kimi to tsuzuru utakata if you wanna be depressed
thx mango for the recommendation at 1:50
@@erniebarguckle Thanks for the support! I will give tsuzuru a try, tearjerkers are my jam lol, thx for the recommendation!
Great video, have you read Barbatuques? It’s a manga about capoeira from the author of Usogui that I liked well enough.
Oh yes, my friend, I made a whole video about Batuque! Check it out later! Thanks for the support!
Thanks for the recommendation, great video ❤
Glad to see your culture spreading, your music goes hard btw 🔥 🕺🏽
You got me interested!! Definitely gonna watch.
BRAZIL MENTIONED
Hey! Theres another cool one that talks about BOPE its named Kami no Caveira. Sadly its a one shot but its amazing
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@@gols1997 VRAUUUUUU
Great video! My friend taught a class about looking at Japanese culture through media and I always find it interesting to see how they depict other cultures. Thanks for giving your personal perspective.
Thanks for the comment! It is always nice to see other perspectives of an interesting topic!
HE JUST LIKE ME FR FR
10/10 mermão, video lindo
É impressionante como o inglês dele é perfeito mas quando ele fala em português sai certinho também
Brazil mentioned
Sensacionallllll! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I thought you were American for how little accent you have, than you said "Favela No Mangaka" so perfectly that I started to doubd if you were actually american, than I read the description and it said "Here in Brazil"????????
*absolute cinema*
kkkkkkkk O vídeo ficou foda mano, parabéns de verdade, mercece mais respeito.
This sounds like an exciting manga.
This is such an interesting concept and I hope this goes on!! I love contrasting characters that bond over things like art and I’ll probably go check this magenta out!!
As a paulista, my only resentment is that the author portrayed São Paulo having Rio de Janeiro in mind -as he was inspired by “Cidade de Deus”.
There are no dangerous slums near Paulista Avenue, and the people from São Paulo haven’t normalized seeing dead people on the streets. (As messed up as it sounds, in poorer areas of Rio de Janeiro, seeing dead people on the streets is normal, due to the big presence of gang activity.)
And I also don’t know about any favelas that are near a landfill in none of the 2 cities fr (like the landscape where the mc found João)
So the lore doesn’t seem that beliavable to me. If only he had drawn RJ hahahhah
But, still, it’s great to have a manga that takes place in my country😀
Obs.: the two dudes on a motorcycle are a constant in every state of the country and I gotta give the author a point for that heuheuhea
true, fells more like rio de janeiro or the stereotype that we have from there. seems that he took Cidade de Deus movie reality and applied that to the hole country.
eu amo como o sotaque brasileiro é reconhecível em qualquer lugar
It's so good to see a foreigner with genuine interest for our country 😭 I'm definitely buying the manga if it comes out here!
eu pessoalmente li, e não curti muito, é aquela coisa, reforça os estereótipos que estamos cansados de ver, com uma progressão previsível e bastante até insossa, mas acho interessante o ponto de vista de um real mangaká japonês criando um mangá sobre nosso país apesar de ainda ser raso
"two dudes in a motorcicle" melhor descrição da experiencia brasileira
Obrigado. Esse vídeo foi responsável por me interessar por mangás sobre o Brasil e sobre mangás produzidos no Brasil.
Sua produção audiovisual é muito boa, mas se me permite uma sugestão: compare o que você gostou do mangá com o que outros mangás costumam errar, assim fica fácil entender o mérito desse mangaka.
One of my favorite movies is Elite Squad.
Author of no game no life is brazilian actually
@@NeostormXLMAX YESS! I have a picture with him and his wife in an event
Eu jurava que era um gringo, você fala ingrês muito bem :0
Cara meus parabéns pelo vídeo 👏 falou muito bem, o seu inglês também é ótimo, eu geralmente percebo na hora quando é um brasileiro falando inglês mas você me confundiu por alguns segundos kkkk
Espero que você continue com o conteúdo pq você ganhou mais 1 inscrito, abraço do Rio de Janeiro
Valeu pelo suporte! Um abraço pro RJ!!
as a Brazilian, I love that manga ngl
even though I don't like mangas and animes overall
and be careful with dois caras em uma moto
Ainda bem q curtiu!
Tamos aí sempre olhando se tem dois caras em uma moto 😱
oh shit, we're being summoned.
Comecei lendo manga faz pouco tempo e estava comentando com uma amiga minha como faria todo o sentido existir uma história assim, que misturasse elementos do Brasil e do Japão... Dois ou três dias depois, o youtube me recomenda o seu video. Mandou muito bem! Já sei qual vai ser o meu próximo manga.
Que daora!! Welcome aboard!!
Are you sure he did not land in Rio de Janeiro? Legends said São Paulo should be a tiny bit better than that, since it's our "developed world" state XD but, yeah, main character speedran the negative brazilian experience, i hope he survives and sees the good side. It's so cool, i'm already hooked! * - *
São Paulo tá ruim assim também, galera? kkkkkk eu pensava que o domínio do Partido dos Caras Cavalheiros tinha menos confrontos aleatórios
Aqui em Sp não tem guerra de facção, mas ta tendo bastante operação da polícia nos extremos da capital, tá ridículo, até gcm tá dando enquadro agora, mas de resto ta suave.
@@weirdoraf opa, que bom que tirando isso tá melhorzinho aí mesmo, pelo menos! vai ver ele realmente andou demais e foi brotar no Rio XD
Vc é brasileiro?? Eu vejo seus vídeos já tem tempo, e eu não fazia ideia
@@diogobahia3686 Simmm, valeu pelo suporte!
Belo video meu mano
😼Muito bom cara, a cultura Brasileira é muito extensa e variada, é bom aprender uma parte de cada pedacinho daqui, pros estereótipos serem apagados e moldados um pouco.
Amazing. its violent yet realistic so you can understand whats really in the regular city and its dark corners...
I hope theres a mangaka with a same level as him to have interest in Philippines, but its sad its gonna be an impossible dream considering how many communists wanted to keep the actual "Philippines" hidden and secret
YOU ARE GOIN TO BRASIL
If anything happens to this kid I will cry so hard common author you cannot break my heart like that 😭
Deu pra reconhecer que você é brasileiro no primeiro segundo hahaha
Sofá que brasileiro é único
Eu estou até agora me perguntando se você é brasileiro, você pronuncia tão bem as cidades, os bairros e toda frase em português muito bem.🎉🎉😮
Mas...mas... eu falo que sou 🤯
Estou literalmente ouvindo uma manga falando de um mangá
"two dudes in bike" Peak Brazilian culture right there XDDD
@@KirbyTheSchizo O suco brasileiro kkkkkk
Video foda, meu bom 😎👍