superb topics, lots of podcasting just amazing

i call hax

The Nostalgia Critic did nothing wrong.

As n0 predicted... There's people who have started putting AI animation in their videos ironically.
E.g. Adolf's Paradise by Rucka Rucka Ali:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gO8UsF4XoxM

>>4 Continuing my response to podcast. I guess it's not surprising that Japanese anime are generally pro-Japanese. It's a pretty normal thing for most non-western countries. Then again the premise of a quarter of the isekai out there, is that Japan sucks so much that the reward for that misfortune is to be transferred to a European Fantasy inspired setting. But from what n0 has said what the video is really asking is this, why isn't every anime constantly trying to denigrade Japan and otaku? Clearly the reason must be state-interference. LOL.

If anime really were state-funded then I wonder if it would be less pandering to otaku.

In any case since we are not involved with the creation of anime our opinions are worthless so I agree that there would be no point making a response video pointing out the inaccuracies of that video that is nothing more than an accumulation of cliches, for example maybe 15-20 years ago there were young anime fans who thought that Japan was just like muh highschool harem/CGDCT anime but not anymore with all the news reports about how Japan will collapse demographically, econonically, is full of neets etc.
I am happy if retards l like that him can keep some westerners away from Japan by convincing them that Japan is some sort ultramilitaristic kawaii fascist dystopia wherein feminine idols, who are forced to be single, lead hordes of unwashed, unshaved GATE-watching gaijin otaku to join the JSDF in order to impose impose the Emperor/military's will on the pacifist people of neighbouring countries who do not have militaries or nuclear weapons and do not harbour any ill-intentions towards Japan.

I am currently at 8:48:29

One Japanese nationalist/militarist anime that n0 missed is called Zipang.

It's about a modern day Japanese warship being transported to WW2.
Here's the anime's story synopsis:
A Ripple in Time Turns the Crucial Tide of WWII.
Scheduled for routine military exercises, Commander Kadomatsu and the crew of Japan's newest and most modern Battlecruiser, The Mirai, are ready to test out the ship's state-of-the-art Aegis System. Instead, they find themselves transported back to June 4th, 1942—date of the crucial Battle of Midway, where the Japanese fleet was dealt a crippling blow. When an overzealous Kadomatsu rescues one of the battle's victims, Kusaka, from a sinking zero fighter, the Mirai's fate is sealed. The crew pledges not to do anything to alter the past further. However, they're now forced to fight a U.S. submarine in a battle that should never have occurred. Thus setting off a chain of events that may forever change the flow of history!

Nigga why the fuxk isnt Oyasumi-kei S!! on your bl0g? invidious is iving me shir tonight, and I just remembered about piped.

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new 12 hour podcast when

>>9
12 hour podcast arc is over
we are on the anime arc now
maybe a 12 hour anime podcast next on horizon in the middle of nowhere

Why is it so long doe

>>11
because it's made by a NEET for NEETs who have time to listen to 12 hours podcasts.
Also you don't have to listen to the whole thing in one go.

>>12
Could watch some more edifying stuff with all this time

>>13
It's when we get tired of the "edifying stuff" that we watch someone living our lifestyle or something approximately like that.

>>14
When i get tired of edifying stuff i install gentoo