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the cat in the second film looks like heathecliff the cat more then gartfield

I'd love to see someone try and make a modern version of the og street fighter pressure sensitive buttons, would make reacting easier if my fingers only had to stay on 2 buttons

I took a double take when you talked about playing sf at a Costco, cause that's literally my fgc origins too!

I knew I recognized Aoi Nakamura by name when you said it, Black Sun makes sense

So Japan did to an American Horror what Americans do to Japanese Horror, I guess. Little bit of retribution by the sounds of it. Also hi! I enjoyed your other videos and am happy to see you post more, although I admit seeing the new name pop up in my feed had me going "Who?" before I clicked through to go "Oh! MediaDiver!" You don't have pronouns listed anywhere so I don't even know if to congratulate you now or what, but good work on the vid again. And god do I understand delays. Well, shit happens. You do have me thinking if there's a Czech Found Footage horror movie, considering it's not a genre we touch often just due to our relationship to horror and being scared. But I'll let you know if I find something if you're interested.

“We borrows from such program niches like soap operas like the Days of Our Lives or music videos such as those on MTV, daytime talk shows like Jerry Springer and others, cartoons like the King of the Hill on FOX, sitcoms like Seinfeld, and other widely accepted forms of television entertainment.” -Vince McMahon on the introduction of the Attitude Era

Soy. You deserve to have lost your job bud. Get good

Not gonna lie you kinda deserved to lose your second job

Those 15 secs of Juri’s theme were absolutely necessary. Thank you

I really gotta check these movies out sometime soon! I love the point ya made too about the perception of media outside of the west for kids being perceived as "weird/messed up". I feel like it's a thing where western kids media for so long in the mainstream is looked at as noise for babies even when that wasn't the case for even the popular things of the time and the more notable stuff we'd get from outside of the US/west would be perceived as "weird" because it's a bit different than what most are used to even if tackling the same or similar things as western children's films/animation. The xenophobia/fear of Japanese media dominance of the 2000's did a lot to people's brains and how a lot of stuff especially from them is perceived ESPECIALLY from people who don't take animated films broadly as a genre more seriously when they all can embody so much within them. Great video! Loved the Tezuka history and Katie has such an adorable design!

Thank you for the wonderful video! I watched both movies fanatically when I was a child and it's awesome to see Unico being covered again after all this time!

The most unexpected Adventure Time crossover reference of all time? Maybe. Super fun watch, thanks bro!

Thanks for this really fun, well edited, and entertaining video! The asides made the whole thing feel like listening to a friend tell me about playing through a game they love. Nice job!

Got into fighting games 3 years ago. Started with smash, DBFZ, then SFV. Now its Strive mostly but im excited for Gran Blue :D

"What gives games their arcade sticking power?" Must be those arcade sticks. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

I love the title and atmospheric intro. Just started the video but you earned yourself a sub. Keep up the great work friend

Counterpoint: Karate Champ is pretty dope. I'd say fighting games are in a better place than they have been in YEARS! You didn't even mention Project L, which might actually change the perception of F2P games for developers (many have tried it but a lot of them are too monetized to be worth it).

When I was growing up, there were four Czech TV Channels. ČT1, ČT2, which were the national broadcasters, TV Nova and TV Prima. On Saturday and Sunday mornings, TV Nova would air cartoons, foreign ones, as localy produced ones were relegated to ČT1's Večerníček timeslot before the evening news. Among the first ones I distinctly remember airing and I remember not only enjoying but specifically getting up at 5 in the morning to catch all of them were Pokemon, Digimon and Beyblade. I was born in 96, mind you, and we did not get a lot of stuff here as former Eastern Bloc country. I was informed the Austrian channel RTL2 which you could catch with a Satelitte Dish aired Dragonball, but I was not really interested in that. Past the holy trinity of Toy Commercial Anime For Toys You Will Have Trouble Finding (Beyblades were easy to get as knockoffs, but Digimon Virtual Pets did not get here and getting a GameBoy to play Pokemon on was basically impossible, meaning everyone thought it was just the cartoon and cards), the show that aired that I did not recognize as anime was the Finnish-Japanese Co-Production of the most famous adaptation of Tove Jansson's Moomin. And if you were a kid with a rich enough family you might have cable TV and through that get to watch Jetix as its dedicated channel and there was another channel that had an 8 pm split of "it's for kids until 8 pm then it's for adults" and I know for a fact that that channel aired a dub of the 2003 Fullmetal Alchemist. It and Soul Eater were the first anime I watched I thought of as Anime, and I think a contributing factor of that was watching them split into three parts on youtube with fansubs. The truly personally impactful one was FMA:B though, I've watched that at least ten times.

Fucking great video man. Keep it up, this is some primo shit for real

1:21 damm MxM...too soon, to this day it hurts.

Fighting game is the only genre where the players are in hopium that their game is still alive (it's on a lifeline)

Howdy, hey. Haven't finished the video yet, but I just wanted to tell you to keep up the good work. I'm really glad the algorithm pushed your channel to me. I think it was either the wrestling video or the fighting game one. This is like the most Zoomer thing to say and I'm not even a Zoomer (nothing wrong with that, some of my best friends are Zoomers. Wish I was one, tbh. I was born in '93, I'm like right there.), but your aesthetic is a vibe. I'm subbed, going to hit that bell, and keeping a couple of your videos in my watch later playlist. I'll be sharing your stuff amongst my friends as well.

New sub here! I hope you get more views and subs!

I uh plan to play this game myself eventually but intro is good enough to leave a like lmao

I'm glad this video showed up in my recommend. Fantastic watch! :D

this is great! i like your surreal style of presentation, keep up the good work :)

I thoroughly enjoyed watching every bit of this video. Your voice sounds very comforting and the jokes landed just right. Def looking forward to more videos

Happy for TH-cam sending this rad video to my recommendations! I dig the kinda stream of consciousness cozy vibes that carry this through a lot. Especially when it came to Part 3. This flows. Fellow horror fans rise up! I feel like the whole Cybil Good Ending deal is so cryptic and honestly kind of half works every time I've played it that I don't fully get why they executed it the way they did. Sorry about your job loss and I hope things are well. Subscribed and very excited to see whatever ya make next!

So not sure if it was a joke but when you were describing the cybil fight you said it was a Swedish game. 🤔 Team Silent was a Japanese team.

Awesome job! I can't believe this only has like 160 views as-of. your voice is so nice to listen to and the visuals + editing style is entertaining too. Good luck with work in the future 🤝🤝

Your videos are bloated with random tangents that serve no purpose. The entire voice acting section at the end of part 1 couldve been cut down to a few sentences, but you go back and forth referencing multiple works from multiple genres from multiple mediums to basically make a single point - like why? Made me stop watching immediately. If you want to make a singular point, but reference something, it's better to reference one single thing from the same medium of the media you are discussing (preferably within the same genre as well), otherwise it just sounds like you have zero focus. It's much better to be like "look at how this one horror video game did this thing to illustrate my point" instead of "look at this anime, now look at this anime, now look at this movie, now look at this video game, now look back at this anime".

I love fighting games I was finding that after a year of consuming them heavily I was burning out a bit. But with the supposed reboot of Dead or Alive (my first ever fighting game series), the second season of KOF15 and both Street Fighter 6 and Tekken 8 next year I'm now quite excited for the future of the genre.

Your videos are very....*Cozy* lol the best word I could think of at the moment. Maybe its because the weather but....yeah man keep doing what you do.👺

fighting games are in a dark age again, pure bull shit games

whoa why you gotta call me out like that

man you play UMVC3 and not skullgirls you have problems... Smash players i swear

Yeah i agree, playing game specially fighting genre in arcade is something special, i used to play fighting game first in arcade, (virtua fighter , tekken) until we have a lot of consoles (n64,ps1,ps2.gamecube even sega etc) and mostly fighting game we have, then when i was elementary gradually our consoles damaged and hardly to read the disc, so i used to play again in arcade and play with some player there since i was play in console i used to play offline (CPU) and i beat up some player there and even have win streak 10+ everytime when i go to arcade, i get confident in fighting genre and keep practicing, (tekken) since i don't have a console working anymore that time in elem days, and no knowledge about using pc to do search in yt , i keep practicing with some real player, just trying discover a useful command while a in-game with real player XD, and it didn't take too long that i can even use mokujin and any character, i can say i can use it consistent, but not a pro lol. but i do beat some older player there while i was just a elem, they do even throw a chair to me and shouted because i didn't give mercy after a 2 wins in a row then i discovered about the mercy thing giving a another win if you already 2 wins in a row, even the ki-charge means to bad manners? ( i do it but didn't mean to bm but it's cool to do lol ), and when you use a low command about 3 times they called you low spammers, using a normal grab they call you a grabber spammers, didn't know they do big deal about that things and kinda it's joke to me because i just play for fun and no hard feelings, and until t7 exist, in arcade they have some arcade t7 that outdated, and online console and steam player can do plugging and even intentionally make the internet speed slow then they're about to lose XDDD BRUHHH bad english sorry lol i tried promise :<

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Dude I loved this video, I really enjoyed it. Keep up the good work!

1:55 I just had to point this out after noticing, the inputs here are technically wrong because after the neutral jump and parry, Daigo does MK as the jump-in attack, not HK.

It's a good time but time is not nice to us humans. I've been feeling too old by now and I can already feel how my reactions aren't how they were up to my late 20s, on top of having not a lot of time anymore, so I'd rather chill with the Yakuza series or fps. Yet, up until my end of the journey, I wasn't a fan of the constant dumbing down of system mechanics. Arcsys has dumbed down their gamesso much that they all feel almost the same by now, just because the suits have finally smelled money after the mainstream success of DBFZ

C'mon Persona 5 Arena!

Ive gotten a huge fighting game bug recently, spending a ton of hours on 3rd strike and skullgirls. I had forgotten the excitement and joy of competing just to prove your favorite character is superior. Also with the announcement of sf6 and tekken 8.. im super excited for whats in store for the near future