Mangás e animes

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Originally Posted by Serbian

Thanks for posting this great anime pic, Serbian. I don't like the fact that it involves violence against animals, but I get that the feline is supposed to represent the Leopard tanks that jew-controlled Western countries are sending to the despicable jewish mass-murderers that run the corrupt gangster state of Ukraine.
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Putin expatriates Crimea's former occupation prosecutor and anime star Poklonskaya


Canan Sarıtepe
14 October 2021, 14:38



Russia on Wednesday appointed a staunch supporter of Moscow's annexation of Crimea as its ambassador to the Cape Verde Islands, a move observers say shows her fall from the Kremlin's favour.

According to a decree from Russian President Vladimir Putin, Natalia Poklonskaya, 41, will head Russia's Embassy in Cape Verde, a Portuguese-speaking archipelago off the western coast of Africa with a population of around 550,000 people.

Poklonskaya became the Moscow-backed top "prosecutor" for Crimea following Russia's illegal takeover of the peninsula from Ukraine in 2014.

She gained a huge internet following, especially in Japan, where she became a popular character in anime and manga art. Her first news conference, where she appeared in a prosecutor's uniform and tie, hit over 1 million views on the YouTube platform. Her Japanese fans say that they are more focused on her looks than politics.

https://qirim.news/en/kryimskie-tata...r-poklonskaya/

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Originally Posted by Stewart Meadows

https://qirim.news/en/kryimskie-tata...r-poklonskaya/

Bonequinha... *-*

Hehe

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More pics from the legendary anime series Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star):

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Saint Seiya:

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https://i.poastcdn.org/3fe7c9ebed1a6...152c14bc7b.mp4

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/hAJ0o4jN5m8

Dancin Krono Remix x Fujiwara Chika Dance

Dancin Krono Remix x Fujiwara Chika Dance

Chika Dance Velocity Edit (Dancin Krono Remix)

Chika Dance Velocity Edit (Dancin Krono Remix)

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Originally Posted by Stewart Meadows

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Fantastic videos as always, U. I enjoyed listening to them even though I've heard these excellent tracks from the Saint Seiya soundtrack many times before.

And by the way, it's good to know that the second(?) richest man in the world is an anime fan. I would say that it's one of the few redeeming things about him.

Elon Musk [Chan]'s Anime Obsession

Elon Musk [Chan]'s Anime Obsession

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Chika Dance

Chika Dance

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Liz Noir vs Ichinose Rei [ Idoly Pride ] dance

Liz Noir vs Ichinose Rei [ Idoly Pride ] dance

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February 20, 2023 7:55 AM GMT+1

Leiji Matsumoto, manga creator of epic space sagas, dies aged 85


Reuters



Author of several anime and manga series Leiji Matsumoto poses during a photocall for the movie "Harlock: Space Pirate", directed by Shinji Aramaki, during the 70th Venice Film Festival in Venice September 3, 2013. REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi/File Photo

TOKYO, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Leiji Matsumoto, the famed Japanese manga and anime creator of epic space sagas including "Galaxy Express 999" and "Space Pirate Captain Harlock", has died aged 85, his office said on Monday.

The cause of death was heart failure, local media said.

Matsumoto was also known for his work with Yoshinobu Nishizaki on the 1970s TV series "Space Battleship Yamato" - titled "Star Blazers" in the United States - with Matsumoto credited as its director as well as the creator of the manga series spun off from it.

https://www.reuters.com/world/leiji-...85-2023-02-20/

His Captain Harlock has become something of a cult figure in Italy, especially among patriots/nationalists/neo-Fascists, which I've posted about in this thread.

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sirlothar🇲🇽 #antiwar 🦐 Z
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Replying to @FarLeftWatch and @Twitter

Hezbollah is a resistance movement against the zionists. They are not a terrorist organization.





4:55 PM · Apr 15, 2018

https://twitter.com/sirlotharjuarez/...31982925967361

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Here's another good Pikamee meme, this one was posted by Alex Linder on his blog:



(From left to right: Pikamee, Adolf Hitler, Watamelon.)

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Originally Posted by Stewart Meadows

https://www.newsweek.com/paul-gosar-...-titan-1646933

GOP Rep Paul Gosar Attack on Titan based ad

Paul Gosar denounces the pro-Ukrainian neocon warmongers and jew-puppets in Washington:

Rep. Paul Gosar ripped for tweeting ‘Russia is not our enemy’


By Victor Nava
February 20, 2023

Far-right Rep. Paul Gosar was slammed by Twitter users Monday for saying that “Ukraine is not our friend, and Russia is not our enemy” on the heels of President Biden’s first trip to the war-torn nation.

The Arizona Republican, frustrated with the US government’s steady support of Ukraine since Russia’s Feb. 24, 2022, invasion, also slammed Biden for visiting Kyiv on President’s Day.

“Joe Biden visiting Ukraine is a slap in the face to every American, especially the people of East Palestine, Ohio,” Gosar tweeted on Monday, referencing the Feb. 3 train derailment that dumped toxic chemicals near the Ohio-Pennsylvania border.

“Ukraine is not our friend, and Russia is not our enemy,” Gosar added.

https://nypost.com/2023/02/20/rep-pa...not-our-enemy/

It's interesting that Gosar, who posted that excellent anime video on his Twitter page, is one of the few prominent politicians who have spoken out against the jews' nefarious anti-Russian hate campaign. Coincidence? Maybe. But anime is known to inspire courage and righteousness in men.

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Originally Posted by Stewart Meadows

Definitively wanted to see some pictures of the book.

He must be a very good fella.

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Why Anime has such deep roots in the Arab world


Japanese animation, dubbed into Arabic, was often the only form of programming for children growing up in the Middle East in the 1970s and 1980s



Dragon Ball is one of the many Japanese animations dubbed into Arabic that is popular in the Middle East (Creative Commons)

By Indlieb Farazi Saber
11 August 2021 09:31 UTC

(...) Love of anime is far from being a niche sub-culture in Saudi Arabia or the wider Middle East. A 2019 YouGov poll conducted across the MENA region showed Saudi Arabia had the largest anime audience in the region.

Manga Productions was set up in 2016 to train Saudi animators in producing home-grown animation. It has also previously produced a mini-series Kanz al-Hattab (or the Woodcutter's Treasure), which aired on Japanese TV in 2018.
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The Middle East’s relationship with anime goes back decades. Children growing up in the region in the 1970s and 1980s enjoyed dozens of Japanese-produced cartoons dubbed in Arabic.

“Captain Majid (originally Captain Tabasua) and Adnan wa Lina (originally Future Boy Conan) were my favourite”, says Mohammed Ramadan, from his home in Amman, Jordan.

“We had Tom and Jerry and Mickey Mouse too, but we preferred to watch anime, because there was a strong lead character, a compelling storyline, and always a noble point to the episode.

“If we had the choice between Disney and Anime we would always choose the Japanese cartoons as there was always something to learn from the programme,” says the 42-year-old accountant.
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“If an episode was aired and we were not at home, we’d call Jordan TV and ask them to put a re-run of the episode, and they would.”

- Mohammed Ramadan, Anime enthusiast
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Bassam Aldhahir (right) shares the animes of his childhood, like Grendizer, with his own children (Credit: Bassam Aldhahir)

“Of course I realised the shows I watched weren’t Arabic productions, apart from Grendizer, I thought that was Arabic – I was quite surprised when I found out it wasn’t when I was older,” he says.

By far one of the most popular anime’s in the region, Grendizer is about a giant robot from another planet who saves the earth from enemy attack.

“Grendizer’s theme tune sounded like a national anthem, a military parade, it resonates coming from Iraq,” says Aldhahir.

Al-Ghazzi explains that the process of dubbing was key to anime’s popularity in the Arabic-speaking Middle East at the time. “… the cartoon’s jingles and lyrics were infused with nationalist messages and slogans.”

The opening lyrics to Sasuke - a story about a ninja boy who fights villains - were comparable to Arab nationalist slogans taught at school Al-Ghazzi says.

“'Rise up, put your hand in my hand, rise up to defend your tomorrow and mine; we shall defend our land; with our blood we shall defend it', are the words to the Sasuke theme tune. They mirror the dominant political rhetoric at the time".

https://www.middleeasteye.net/discov...ty-middle-east

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13 Jul, 2023 13:26 Home Russia & FSU

‘Anime-loving fighters’ capture US-made Bradley vehicle


A Russian military squad has attracted national attention with a viral video of a frontline trophy



A Russian military unit has found itself in the media spotlight, after humorous videos of the soldiers capturing a US-made Bradley infantry fighting vehicle from the Ukrainian army went viral. Their reported interest in anime has further stirred up public interest.

One of the clips showed servicemen from the Kerch unit posing in front of an apparently intact piece of US-made weaponry, sarcastically thanking Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky for delivering “this nice vehicle” to them. Another clip showed one of them making a face to the camera, with the trophy in the background, and saying: “There you go – glory to Russia!”
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Public images shared on the messenger app Telegram by one of the squad members shows his keen interest in anime.

Another image shows the man behind the channel, who goes by call sign Lesiy, with a patch on his ballistic vest depicting an armed anime girl in a Russian ‘ushanka’ hat.

After the unit’s sudden rise to internet fame, Lesiy reacted with a joke post showing two anime girls standing next to an armored vehicle, captioned: “It seems like we’ve opened Pandora’s Box”.
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The anime theme is part of a running joke for the soldiers. Leshiy, whose real name is Vladislav, described the unit’s frontline service as attending “an anime festival” in Donbass in one of his first posts last year.

But at least one member of the Kerch unit is a genuine enthusiast. A 19-year-old serviceman going by the nickname Shmyga was mentioned last year by the leader of a Russian anime fan group, involved in supporting the Russian troops.

https://www.rt.com/russia/579642-ani...pture-bradley/


More and more people are starting to realize that anime is the way to go.