Creepy Nuts sings the opening song of "Dandadan". The group's name comes from the slang for "strange testicles". I have heard that the name was given in the hope that young Japanese women unfamiliar with English slang would unknowingly say something obscene. The testicle element is present everywhere in this anime, but Okarun has lost it.
18:44 'Kinpachi sensei' is a long-running Japanese show. It is a drama about a teacher, called Kinpachi, who is passionate about his profession and his relationship with his students. One of his famous lines is "(The kanji character) 人 'hito' (='person') is made up of two people supporting each other (so we have to support each other).", which granny Seiko quoted in this scene. 'Rotten tangerin' is also a reference to his famous line "If there is one rotten tangerine in a box the whole box (of tangerine) will rot, so you throw away that rotten tangerine quickly. That is the logic of this school. but a person's soul never becomes completely rotten!" Granny Seiko just burrowing the word and calling Okarun 'rotten tangerine' is funny.
This anime has been nailing it with its episodes. That first half was truly adorable. But poor Okarun. Ended up unintentionally starting No Nut November
The first half is INSANE. It is extremely well written and directed; it is stupidly relatable and even if it doesn't bring back any personal memories in particular, this is exactly how shit goes on during our youth (without the balls thing, though XD).
The first half was so cute and the second half so funny😂 Also most satisfying tub to head😂 They might be actual kintama (gold balls) as in the opening😅
7:21 I think the thing is they both still are interested in their own main interest (Ken Aliens, Momo Ghosts) but have realised there is more out there to discover and one of THE best things to have in life is have someone to talk to about it who shares your passion 10:09 btw YES this was teased~
6:15 Magazine Because the video is cut, only a moment is shown, but the magazine Okarun is reading is upside down. In other words, he is imagining Momo while pretending to read it. 9:54 The sound of teeth hitting each other The sound of teeth hitting each other is comical. According to the director, the tempo of this episode is intentionally changed from usual on purpose to highlight the changed relationship between Okarun and Momo. 18:37 人(person) As you see, the kanji character for "person" looks like two people supporting each other. Therefore, people have to support each other, as was mentioned in the anime, an episode of the Japanese drama, Kinpachi-sensei. * In fact, it is derived from the shape of a person viewed from the side, with one line being the arm and the other line being the leg. * Note that this is not Kenpachi. Kinpachi-sensei was a drama series that aired its first series on October 26, 1979, and ran through its eighth series with many specials in between, ending the series on March 27, 2011, with a four-hour special. As the name "Sensei" suggests, the series is about a teacher, Kinpachi, who guides impressionable junior high school students, and due to the longevity of the series, it has successfully incorporated the themes of the times (bullying, recession, family discord, truancy, leukemia and bone marrow banking, gender issues, recovery from the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, debate, PTA, and physical punishment issues). The work incorporates these issues well. For example, in Japan, teaching with corporal punishment used to be the norm. However, times have changed and corporal punishment is no longer allowed, but on top of that, Kinpachi has made a commitment to beat those who trample on people's hearts. Therefore, when a student assaulted a fellow teacher who could have killed him, he was prepared to beat him and give him a mental education, saying that words alone could not convey this pain, and then he resigned, which was also a hot topic at the time. * In the end, the resignation was not accepted due to the appeal of his colleagues and students. Although basically an old-fashioned type of person, Kinpachi is portrayed as an ideal image of a teacher who puts students first and foremost and works with them, with flexible ideas such as sleeping in an Internet cafe together when a student runs away from home or dressing up as a woman for a commemorative photo. Thus, as Okarun said, Kinpachi-sensei would never say "rotten tangerine" to any inferior student. 19:31 Maneki-Neko(Beckoning Cat) Originally, this cat doll was called Maneki-neko, which means "beckoning good fortune". * It is also the motif of Pokemon's Meowth. The golden oval on its belly is an old Japanese gold coin, the koban, which is written 10 million ryo(about $2.6 billion in modern value). Those with the right leg raised are believed to invite money and are placed in private houses, while those with the left leg raised are believed to invite people(customers) and are often placed in stores. Some types have both hands raised in order to invite money and people, but since the act of raising both hands means "Give up or Surrender or I throw up my hands" in Japan, basically only one leg is raised. Maneki = Beckoning Neko = Cat 23:18 Reason for transformation The reason is similar to that of a Super Saiyan. Turbo Okarun awoke with a gentle heart but with a fiery rage.
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Seriously the first half the episode was TOO adorable. They're so perfect.
Creepy Nuts sings the opening song of "Dandadan".
The group's name comes from the slang for "strange testicles".
I have heard that the name was given in the hope that young Japanese women unfamiliar with English slang would unknowingly say something obscene.
The testicle element is present everywhere in this anime, but Okarun has lost it.
Okarun: The Dragon is here, but the BallZ are gone.
18:44
'Kinpachi sensei' is a long-running Japanese show. It is a drama about a teacher, called Kinpachi, who is passionate about his profession and his relationship with his students. One of his famous lines is "(The kanji character) 人 'hito' (='person') is made up of two people supporting each other (so we have to support each other).", which granny Seiko quoted in this scene.
'Rotten tangerin' is also a reference to his famous line "If there is one rotten tangerine in a box the whole box (of tangerine) will rot, so you throw away that rotten tangerine quickly. That is the logic of this school. but a person's soul never becomes completely rotten!"
Granny Seiko just burrowing the word and calling Okarun 'rotten tangerine' is funny.
Thank you for the context! I had no idea!
This anime has been nailing it with its episodes. That first half was truly adorable. But poor Okarun. Ended up unintentionally starting No Nut November
LMFAO this comment
12:08 ohh fuq.. They really looks like background characters in mob 😂😂
Glad someone else thought the same LOL
The first half is INSANE. It is extremely well written and directed; it is stupidly relatable and even if it doesn't bring back any personal memories in particular, this is exactly how shit goes on during our youth (without the balls thing, though XD).
LOL true!
The first half was so cute and the second half so funny😂 Also most satisfying tub to head😂
They might be actual kintama (gold balls) as in the opening😅
ohhhhh that's true it could be LOL
7:21 I think the thing is they both still are interested in their own main interest (Ken Aliens, Momo Ghosts) but have realised there is more out there to discover and one of THE best things to have in life is have someone to talk to about it who shares your passion
10:09 btw YES this was teased~
I watched it three times yesterday I’m so pumped to watch your reaction video before work lol
thanks! lol
great reaction, subscribed!
Thanks!
I LOVED the whole first half.
One thing for certain… Okarun started off NNN strong 😂
LOL
Have you seen those Chinese BiliBili censorship on granny Seiko?
@@Sup_D no I haven’t lol
I'm really disappointed that they didn't leave the Manga Panel in the bathroom there and instead tried to pull this cliffhanger BS.
I mean in the manga if that panel wasn't there you would have to wait a week for the answer, here it was 5 minutes. I liked the change.
it's ok i think
6:15 Magazine
Because the video is cut, only a moment is shown, but the magazine Okarun is reading is upside down.
In other words, he is imagining Momo while pretending to read it.
9:54 The sound of teeth hitting each other
The sound of teeth hitting each other is comical.
According to the director, the tempo of this episode is intentionally changed from usual on purpose to highlight the changed relationship between Okarun and Momo.
18:37 人(person)
As you see, the kanji character for "person" looks like two people supporting each other.
Therefore, people have to support each other, as was mentioned in the anime, an episode of the Japanese drama, Kinpachi-sensei.
* In fact, it is derived from the shape of a person viewed from the side, with one line being the arm and the other line being the leg.
* Note that this is not Kenpachi.
Kinpachi-sensei was a drama series that aired its first series on October 26, 1979, and ran through its eighth series with many specials in between, ending the series on March 27, 2011, with a four-hour special.
As the name "Sensei" suggests, the series is about a teacher, Kinpachi, who guides impressionable junior high school students, and due to the longevity of the series, it has successfully incorporated the themes of the times (bullying, recession, family discord, truancy, leukemia and bone marrow banking, gender issues, recovery from the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, debate, PTA, and physical punishment issues). The work incorporates these issues well.
For example, in Japan, teaching with corporal punishment used to be the norm.
However, times have changed and corporal punishment is no longer allowed, but on top of that, Kinpachi has made a commitment to beat those who trample on people's hearts.
Therefore, when a student assaulted a fellow teacher who could have killed him, he was prepared to beat him and give him a mental education, saying that words alone could not convey this pain, and then he resigned, which was also a hot topic at the time.
* In the end, the resignation was not accepted due to the appeal of his colleagues and students.
Although basically an old-fashioned type of person, Kinpachi is portrayed as an ideal image of a teacher who puts students first and foremost and works with them, with flexible ideas such as sleeping in an Internet cafe together when a student runs away from home or dressing up as a woman for a commemorative photo.
Thus, as Okarun said, Kinpachi-sensei would never say "rotten tangerine" to any inferior student.
19:31 Maneki-Neko(Beckoning Cat)
Originally, this cat doll was called Maneki-neko, which means "beckoning good fortune".
* It is also the motif of Pokemon's Meowth.
The golden oval on its belly is an old Japanese gold coin, the koban, which is written 10 million ryo(about $2.6 billion in modern value).
Those with the right leg raised are believed to invite money and are placed in private houses, while those with the left leg raised are believed to invite people(customers) and are often placed in stores.
Some types have both hands raised in order to invite money and people, but since the act of raising both hands means "Give up or Surrender or I throw up my hands" in Japan, basically only one leg is raised.
Maneki = Beckoning
Neko = Cat
23:18 Reason for transformation
The reason is similar to that of a Super Saiyan.
Turbo Okarun awoke with a gentle heart but with a fiery rage.
Thanks for the explanation on Kinpachi-sensei!