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▲ 82 r/Mecha

We know mecha shows that are anti-war (Gundam, Macross) but there have been any pro-war mecha show?

What i mean by pro-war? Something that Say "war is awesome! We actually need this to either defense ourselves or our military and blow things up is incredible" in the same sense Transformers 1 (Bayformers) was a pro-US military complex movie, that kind of thing, and since there have been already right wing Japanese authors in Manga, i wonder if there was any show like this.

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u/Lucky_Objective_9400 — 12 days ago
▲ 0 r/AskAJapanese

Do they feel closer culturally and socially to China and South Korea, or to the Western world online?

I had seen a post saying that when East Asia is insulted, its people come together and realize that culturally they aren't so different, and that the Japanese and South Korean internet has done a lot to bring them together culturally.

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u/Lucky_Objective_9400 — 1 month ago
▲ 254 r/castlevania

What do you think of the plot twist in Eclesitia?

&gt;!That the Belmont family ceased to be vampire hunters and their bloodline was diluted among ordinary people, and that their legacy was not their blood, but their actions, and that this legacy lives on in anyone who fights Dracula!<

u/Lucky_Objective_9400 — 1 month ago
▲ 12 r/AskMiddleEast

Why did the Taliban fail to establish an independent country after purges the Américans?

Five years after the U.S. and its allies withdrew:

&gt;Zero economic development whatsoever

&gt;Infrastructure in even worse condition and with no investment of any kind

&gt;War with Pakistan—because, lol, why not?

&gt;China tried to invest in the country by setting up mines, but locals murdered the Chinese workers and robbed them (which is why China still doesn’t recognize the Taliban government)

&gt;Now they're asking the hamburgers to come back so they can make some money, suggesting they serve as a base against Iran.

What went wrong?

u/Lucky_Objective_9400 — 1 month ago
▲ 33 r/AskAChinese

I've read somewhere that the Jiang Zemin era wasn't very good in China. Is that true?

After his anniversary, I saw several comments saying that the Jiang era felt like a step backward from the Deng era, that there was a lot of corruption, and that the economy wasn't at its best. How true is it that the 1990s and early 2000s weren't as good compared to the periods before and after (Hu Jintao and Xi)?

u/Lucky_Objective_9400 — 2 months ago
▲ 197 r/KamenRider

Since Zeztz is ending, how would You rank Reiwa Riders so far?

For me:

Good: Gavv.

Okay: Gotchard, Zeztz.

Meh: Geats, Zero one, saber.

Bad: Revice.

u/Lucky_Objective_9400 — 2 months ago
▲ 15 r/AskAJapanese

What does the average Japanese person think about the anime industry?

I mean, that's one of the main reasons there are so many weebs worldwide—what does the average person think about that particular industry?

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u/Lucky_Objective_9400 — 2 months ago
▲ 300 r/Gundam

If Zeon's real-world counterpart was a mashup of the Third Reich and Imperial Japan, what would the Titans' counterpart be?

It's well known that Zeon is a mashup of the Third Reich and Imperial Japan, but what do you think the real-life inspiration for the Titans might be? Or what's the closest real-world equivalent?

u/Lucky_Objective_9400 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/AskAChinese

Which is easier for Chinese people to learn, English or Japanese?

I have a friend from China who told me that it was easier for him to learn fluent Japanese in two years with courses than it was for him to learn English in his entire life as a school subject. Is this common?

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u/Lucky_Objective_9400 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/AskAJapanese

How much does the average young Japanese person want to immigrate?

I always notice that there are countries in the developed world with young populations looking to immigrate—like Spain or South Korea, where many people live abroad—but how many average Japanese people actually want to leave Japan? Especially with the economy not at its best.

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u/Lucky_Objective_9400 — 2 months ago
▲ 57 r/Natalism+1 crossposts

Seems Russian birth rates hit 1.0 to 0.9 this year, why natalist policies didnt work?

Honest question, The Kremlin since 2020 try to promote family values and Even make a "family day!" To boots the birth rates plus cultural events rejecting feminism and orther things, why this dosent work? Seems that every country that try to go on the "trad route" didnt work out.

u/Lucky_Objective_9400 — 2 months ago