Samurai Champloo catch-up post 1

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I love how, when when Fuu and Mugen start to fall down a deep hole, Mugen makes sure to grab the uninvolved Jin and drag him down too, just because.

Uhg. Monologues. I hate the monologues in this show. Clearly Mugen does too.

Heeeeheee. Wasabi. Heeeeeeee.

So... zombies don't eat brains to survive, they eat ...wasabi?

Heeeheee.

Although, this is kind of lame placement for this episode. I want some emotional after-effects from episodes 20 and 21.


23

Old Japanese man: "There's an official notice to tell us to drive off foreign ships..."
American commander: "???---Fuck them!"
Rashaka: **giggle**

The Engrish. The Engrish! ::helples giggles:: They should air this episode with subtitles. Seriously.

I need subtitles for some of the things the Americans are saying. Especially the single-word utterances that go by too fast.

Dude, I totally need an icon that says "Ninja baseball." One that can convey the amount of teeth-gritting disgust the voice actor managed to insert into the word "ninja." Heeeheehehe.


Old Japanese man: "Listen, overcome my death and go on..."
Rashaka: *laughing way too much*



Whoever said they needed a Mugen icon that says "There's no crying in baseball!" was soooooooo right.

Comments

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

I loved how they had the bodies laid out funereal style, with incence burning and offerings and everything. Right in front of the player's bench. And how Jin was one of them and no one was making a big deal about it-- though his last words were as cheesy/melodramatic as the old man's. (but of course, this is no big deal, like everyone dying in that one whacked-out episode of Cowboy Bebop).

[mildmay.livejournal.com]

I loved how they had the bodies laid out funereal style, with incence burning and offerings and everything. Right in front of the player's bench.

Yes! I think I need to rewatch that episode because I was laughing so hard I'm pretty sure I missed some of what was said. I don't even remember what Jin's last words were.

but of course, this is no big deal, like everyone dying in that one whacked-out episode of Cowboy Bebop

"Toys in the Attic," you mean? Hee! I loved that episode. Alien parody, yay!

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Yep, toys in the attic! Probably my favorite episode after the Cowboy Andy episode. I liked the comedy CB episodes best, ultimately.

Alien parody, yay!

And 2001 parody. If you watch it again, pay attention to the end. As the fridge is ejected out of the ship, it floats off, a white object spinning into the distant stars... to the music of The Blue Danube. Just like the white spaceships spinning to The Blue Danube in the beginning of 2001: Space Oddessey. That just cracked me up.

[mildmay.livejournal.com]

I liked the comedy CB episodes best, ultimately.

Me too! Toys in the Attic is my favorite episode, I think. I used to watch it whenever I needed a good laugh, because it never fails to amuse me.

And 2001 parody.

Yes! I noticed the 2001 parody, too. Actually, my mom noticed it first, since CB was one of the anime she watched with me. She was like "Hey, they're parodying 2001." And I realized she was right and that's why the scene looked familiar to me. Heh. CB is awesome.