@@Obliviateglitch Main issue is they don't pay attention, talk about irrelevant stuff 'mikasa sukasa', laugh at what are supposed to be terrible scenes. I had too much with these 2 episodes. I'm out. Hope you guys find enjoyment, GL!
@@luishurtado2170 facts but I’m giving them a chance. That why I’m hoping their children do dubbed. We grew up watching subs but the parents probably did not. They paid more attention in the 3rd ep thankfully
I am Japanese in my late 40's and this reaction video is very interesting as if we are looking at the hypothetical if our parents were shown anime. They will never watch anime, though. Our generation in Japan was never very tolerant of anime either, so it is also like watching ourselves in the past. It used to be that when I was exposed to anime as an adult, I too began to watch it armed as an adult, thinking that it should not be taken seriously because it is for children and that I did not have to give it due credit because it depicts only childish things. The fact that I was armed means I must have wanted to protect myself from something. Our generation in Japan, probably like other countries, had usually graduated from anime by the time we had graduated from elementary school, and we had the mindset that anime was for children or for a few eccentric adult men who could not associate with the opposite sex. But in the case of us Japanese, the manga genre had already been subdivided since our childhood, and there were manga for adults and for all demographics, and so we never graduated from manga when we grew up, because we have been reading them all our lives, perhaps we may had an easy time adapting to animation as adults. I think my negative preconceptions about anime disappeared after two phases. The first is that I have found that though the women portrayed in some anime are so disconnected from reality that they seem childish, and if the story is interesting, that part doesn't matter. Secondly, I think a major factor is that more and more anime are faithfully adapted from the manga, making it possible to see the fun of the manga as it is in the anime. Probably because I think that for people outside of Japan, there is an awareness that reading manga as an adult is childish, and so I know it is difficult for you to image our feeling of being reading manga but looked down anime as childish, but I hope you understand that I can relate and feel nostalgic to your reactions in that I had strong negative preconceptions about anime. And it is very interesting that you are like our parents in that your negative preconceptions about anime are far stronger than ours once were. I am very much looking forward to seeing how you guys respond to this in the future. Sorry for writing so long in very poor and hard-to-read English, as English is not my native language and I have no opportunity to use it.
Just some suggestions: 1. Lower the sound of the anime, it overlaps with theirs it's hard to hear what they were saying. 2. I think you (the children) should accompany them to explain some of the things they may miss, like the map of the wall, etc. Things that won't be spoiler to them. At least in early episodes. I mean, once they're hooked, you can let them ride the journey by themselves :D 3. It's better to not watch the preview, but it's not that crucial so up to you. I hope they will finish this series. It's nice to see more people getting to know this epic masterpiece
The audio is good, hearing them noise when they should be paying attention even louder wouldn't be an improvement. And the kids would probably try to emotionally prompt or "enhance" their reactions, few who have seen it don't do so.
"They have two more walls to go through, don't they?" Depends on what your goal is? The wall broken in the first episode was the one of the city district we've been in so far. The wall being broken in this episode here was the outermost wall Maria, which encompasses their whole territory, an area roughly the size of a country like France or Germany, with forests, mountains, rivers, lakes, villages, etc. all in between before even reaching the next wall. It's the largest area in regards to land usage and their biggest agricultural sector. That's why they basically killed 1/4 of their total population (which was roughly a million people), of course consisting of the very refugees that just fled. They could not have fed everyone otherwise.
watching this after the last and wanted to say- their reactions are actually really realistic lol my parents reacted the exact same way. they are huge aot fans now tho! they even started rewatching it. i hope this group has the same experience! ☺
I enjoyed the end conversation alot, being that some of you seem to TRULY want to understand and Im here for just that. Thanks for keeping on the subject sometimes and bringing everyone together about talking about the story. Much appreciated!
This could be a great react series but it needs 2 things. 1. Like some people have said in the comments, these guys should watch dub. They seem so lost and unfocused. The beauty of AOT is the story more than anything and theyre not getting it. 2. A mic for them bc theyre so quiet, make the anime audio quieter when theyre speaking. Overall this could be a super interesting reaction series to watch. But it needs the emotional payoff. Like the fact that the moms had such a mild reaction to eren's mom dying or her scolding him about the scouts. I was really surprised none of them connected with Carla at all. I get that you, the kid running the account, probably prefer the sub, which is fair bc it is better. But theyre literally just not able to comprehend the sub well enough to enjoy it. Which isnt their fault, its an entirely new media for most of them. Sorry for the long comment lol. Hope to see the rest of the series from y'all! Ps. Multiple episodes per video will get more engagement
Hey bro thanks for the feedback! We will see what they decide for dubbed or subbed we are talking about it. All I can say to that is they have watched subbed stuff before so idk why they couldn't for this. The names aren't japanese so them being confused on the names doesn't change for dubbed. They summarize the plot just fine so far so idk what would change there. They just haven't seen enogh to be into it. Unless you still disagree. And yea our audio can be way better we definitely are figuring that out. For a lot of people a mom dying in a show doesn't hit unless they are really attached to the mom and they probably weren't is why they reacted the way they did everyone's different. My parents don't cry or get hyped to any shows really. They migjt have been hyped for some idk. So I was curious to see if this show could get a cool reaction out of them i believe it can.
That's the thing with some anime. No sub, no watch for a lot of people. Me personally, no dub for Dragonball Z, or (opposite) no sub for AoT, no watch. It's all about the emotion it delivers for the individual viewer.
History Lesson Time! Somewhat obviously (I hope) "anime" is a modern subcategory of "cartoon". In the distant past of the 1990s, as these Japanese cartoons made their way to western audiences, (actually as early as the 70s but only the ones who were there when the old magic was written discuss those times), Western media struggled to figure out what to call it because "cartoon" here has connotations that simply don't apply to what was coming out of Japan. Think Looney Tunes vs Akira. They went with "Japanimation" for a while before the consumers quickly shortened that to "anime" and here we are. Furthermore, as a style, it's been borrowing from western animators and we've been borrowing from them. Avatar: The Last Airbender was made over here but could easily have come from OLM, for example. There are certain tropes, character design paradigms, and visual language touches that distinguish "anime" from "western animation" these days, but it's getting blurrier by the year.
I hope you guys stick with it! My mom is in her 50s, and i got her to watch it last year, and she binged the whole show😊 She enjoyed it! I believe she watched the dubbed it helped her stay focused, but she watched season 4 in sub because dub wasn't available
Fun Fact: The scene in which Grandpa Arlert gives his hat to Armin is similar to the famous scene from the One Piece series, in which the pirate Shanks leaves his straw hat to the protagonist Monkey D. Luffy 👑👑👑
I think they shouldn't look at it, since they can't pay attention to it, they miss the real details that matter. If it bores you, it's better not to watch it.
please do a Q and A about their questions, this is almost unbearable to watch with them not even taking it seriously because they dont understand it. "Well since i dont know whats happening im just not gonna give it a chance."
You should pause at the intervals and read, they are important things XD Talk about what you don't understand.... Don't put yourself in the position of "I don't understand anything when you should be reading" ahahahahaha God
I believe somone who has seen the show should be there with them to at least be somewhat of a moderator to help them understand what they're seeing and keep them engaged. Especially with the mid-card descriptions bc i noticed they paced over it bc they didn't get it which is understandable but there is good info in there that can get them more immersed like for example what the names of the walls are. You might not have to be there all the time but at least try it out n see if the engage with the show a little better.
Here for the parents actually trying to understand. So many generations struggle to communicate and bond beacuse we dont appreciate the thing that others might present as an interest. This is great i hope you all commit to it and really take some time to understand the lore and history of this show. Probably better if the adults watch it dubbed so they can focus on the show and not reading the subtitles. Following to find out if you do! ❤
In my opinion, the difference between anime and cartoons is that in anime you can find many different genres like Horror, slice of life, action, mystery, and it can be for all ages, etc. There is a lot that you can find that may interest you all. As for cartoons, I cartoons are just made for children like Tom & Jerry, all of cartoon network shows, Disney, and Nickelodeon cartoons. However, anime is translated to cartoons or manga is translated to comic books. So technically yes anime is cartoons if you were talking in Japanese.
What are you talking about?! Cartoons have genres. Do you think South Park and Avatar the Last Airbender are the same genre?! And Courage was a genuinely scary horror cartoon. You’re also ignoring all the international cartoons. Especially from Soviet era Russia.
@Supergh0stTV look That is how I see it. I know that there are american adult cartoons but that is how I see it. Japanese animation is different than American animation. In todays animation in America is mostly childish but there are adult animation. There are rare animation series where they are serious like Atla, Castlevania, Vox, What If, Arcane, and Love Death and Robots. These shows did change American animation but they all took inspiration to Japanese animation.
@Supergh0stTV No I am not. I am only saying how Americans view animation. How typically they view it as "childish". Which I don't think that way. I am also saying that if they venture more into anime they will see different genres that they may be interested.
I mean, if you want to be technical, anime *is* cartoons because the word anime is short for animation. The biggest difference between Western animation and Japanese animation is the style. But for marketing purposes, the two are called different things (anime vs. cartoons) even though they are both animated media
Sorry for my repeated comments. 😅 I also wanted to say that this series the age group is 13 years and up but I believe the rating should be higher, you guys will see why I am saying this. Right now it isn’t as graphic but as you go farther in the series it will be.
a drawing that shaped is what we call cartoon... anime has a lot more going on. not for children. especially for AOT with this kind of genre. adult should use more brain watching it and not taking it at face value.
I think you guys have been reluctant since the beginning to watch the show with anime-concept. And then paying more attention to minor subjects rather than the story themselves.
I thi k its better to just give them ennglish dub. They don't really understand what sounnds better. They might be used to hearing English shows. I know Japanese dub is better but people who don't know anime would probably choose english and would still think the show is good. (Sorry for my bad english)
You guys should stop yapping and keep silent and watch it... Every sentence they say in important and I noticed that throughout the whole episode you guys just kept yapping instead of watching. So stop yapping and focus on what they are saying. If you guys keep yapping how the fk will you understand wtf's happening?????????????
At first AOT seems boring but as u start to understand the concept it’s much more than Interesting. AOT is the best Anime in history. Judge Aot then fans will distroy u. Plss don't keep makin fun of their names, as a die heart AOT fan it’s annoying
Wow I hate this. Just look the show. Maybe to many people on one coach and everyone trys to be funny? Talking, not reading the subtitle and then saying I do not get whats going on. Just watch it on dubbed. maybe that is easyer
How about dub episodes? If they are first-time watchers, then that would be fine because Japanese + sub might pose some misunderstandings. Ask them if they find it easy to understand episodes in English with sub or in Japanese with sub. Comments can be a bit harsh, but no worries.
I hear ya we will see for a few more episodes. I don't see them not being able to read and sub is overall a better product than dubbed so that's why i would pick it. But if something gets really bad and that's the problem yea we should change it.
So they are following the plot just fine they may sound confused but they give accurate summaries in the end. They just aren't immersed. In my opinion subbed would immersed you more than dubbed. Do you disagree?
شاهدوا ايضا سلسله مختلفه ك ناروتو للتنويع في القناه والمشاهدات التي ستأتيكم منه . Also watch different series like Naruto to diversify the channel and the views that you will get from it 😭🤌🏻
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Yes you guys can pause it of you want to talk, if you guys are confused, or go back and watch what you didn't understand. 😅
2 bros sitting on the outsides are MVP 🫡
Lol why
@@VendeholtReacts theyre actually paying attention
😂 i feel that
The guy on the left almost fell asleep in the first episode.
@@Dark__Thoughts lmfao he's still catching stuff though 😂
It may be better for this group to watch in dub.
I think you are right.
@@hpflix yeah most people can do sub but this particular group would be better dubbed so they’re able to catch everything
I agree
@@Obliviateglitch Main issue is they don't pay attention, talk about irrelevant stuff 'mikasa sukasa', laugh at what are supposed to be terrible scenes. I had too much with these 2 episodes. I'm out. Hope you guys find enjoyment, GL!
@@luishurtado2170 facts but I’m giving them a chance. That why I’m hoping their children do dubbed. We grew up watching subs but the parents probably did not. They paid more attention in the 3rd ep thankfully
I am Japanese in my late 40's and this reaction video is very interesting as if we are looking at the hypothetical if our parents were shown anime. They will never watch anime, though.
Our generation in Japan was never very tolerant of anime either, so it is also like watching ourselves in the past. It used to be that when I was exposed to anime as an adult, I too began to watch it armed as an adult, thinking that it should not be taken seriously because it is for children and that I did not have to give it due credit because it depicts only childish things. The fact that I was armed means I must have wanted to protect myself from something.
Our generation in Japan, probably like other countries, had usually graduated from anime by the time we had graduated from elementary school, and we had the mindset that anime was for children or for a few eccentric adult men who could not associate with the opposite sex.
But in the case of us Japanese, the manga genre had already been subdivided since our childhood, and there were manga for adults and for all demographics, and so we never graduated from manga when we grew up, because we have been reading them all our lives, perhaps we may had an easy time adapting to animation as adults.
I think my negative preconceptions about anime disappeared after two phases. The first is that I have found that though the women portrayed in some anime are so disconnected from reality that they seem childish, and if the story is interesting, that part doesn't matter. Secondly, I think a major factor is that more and more anime are faithfully adapted from the manga, making it possible to see the fun of the manga as it is in the anime.
Probably because I think that for people outside of Japan, there is an awareness that reading manga as an adult is childish, and so I know it is difficult for you to image our feeling of being reading manga but looked down anime as childish, but I hope you understand that I can relate and feel nostalgic to your reactions in that I had strong negative preconceptions about anime. And it is very interesting that you are like our parents in that your negative preconceptions about anime are far stronger than ours once were.
I am very much looking forward to seeing how you guys respond to this in the future.
Sorry for writing so long in very poor and hard-to-read English, as English is not my native language and I have no opportunity to use it.
8:41 it's fascinating to see grown ass adults battle with the concept of rich people.
Okay I’m here for the parents TRYING. Ima be commenting so the algorithm KICKS
LETS GOOO
It's kicking! I'm here through a youtube recommendation :O
Yes we need to make them the next top AOT reactors
Just some suggestions:
1. Lower the sound of the anime, it overlaps with theirs it's hard to hear what they were saying.
2. I think you (the children) should accompany them to explain some of the things they may miss, like the map of the wall, etc. Things that won't be spoiler to them. At least in early episodes. I mean, once they're hooked, you can let them ride the journey by themselves :D
3. It's better to not watch the preview, but it's not that crucial so up to you.
I hope they will finish this series.
It's nice to see more people getting to know this epic masterpiece
only when they want to say something should they reduce it, there is no need all the time
The audio is good, hearing them noise when they should be paying attention even louder wouldn't be an improvement. And the kids would probably try to emotionally prompt or "enhance" their reactions, few who have seen it don't do so.
"They have two more walls to go through, don't they?"
Depends on what your goal is? The wall broken in the first episode was the one of the city district we've been in so far. The wall being broken in this episode here was the outermost wall Maria, which encompasses their whole territory, an area roughly the size of a country like France or Germany, with forests, mountains, rivers, lakes, villages, etc. all in between before even reaching the next wall. It's the largest area in regards to land usage and their biggest agricultural sector. That's why they basically killed 1/4 of their total population (which was roughly a million people), of course consisting of the very refugees that just fled. They could not have fed everyone otherwise.
watching this after the last and wanted to say- their reactions are actually really realistic lol my parents reacted the exact same way. they are huge aot fans now tho! they even started rewatching it. i hope this group has the same experience! ☺
I enjoyed the end conversation alot, being that some of you seem to TRULY want to understand and Im here for just that. Thanks for keeping on the subject sometimes and bringing everyone together about talking about the story. Much appreciated!
This could be a great react series but it needs 2 things. 1. Like some people have said in the comments, these guys should watch dub. They seem so lost and unfocused. The beauty of AOT is the story more than anything and theyre not getting it. 2. A mic for them bc theyre so quiet, make the anime audio quieter when theyre speaking.
Overall this could be a super interesting reaction series to watch. But it needs the emotional payoff. Like the fact that the moms had such a mild reaction to eren's mom dying or her scolding him about the scouts. I was really surprised none of them connected with Carla at all.
I get that you, the kid running the account, probably prefer the sub, which is fair bc it is better. But theyre literally just not able to comprehend the sub well enough to enjoy it. Which isnt their fault, its an entirely new media for most of them.
Sorry for the long comment lol. Hope to see the rest of the series from y'all!
Ps. Multiple episodes per video will get more engagement
Hey bro thanks for the feedback! We will see what they decide for dubbed or subbed we are talking about it. All I can say to that is they have watched subbed stuff before so idk why they couldn't for this. The names aren't japanese so them being confused on the names doesn't change for dubbed. They summarize the plot just fine so far so idk what would change there. They just haven't seen enogh to be into it. Unless you still disagree.
And yea our audio can be way better we definitely are figuring that out.
For a lot of people a mom dying in a show doesn't hit unless they are really attached to the mom and they probably weren't is why they reacted the way they did everyone's different. My parents don't cry or get hyped to any shows really. They migjt have been hyped for some idk. So I was curious to see if this show could get a cool reaction out of them i believe it can.
keep going with subbed, just my opinion ❤
Change with dubbed, just my opinion ❤
That's the thing with some anime. No sub, no watch for a lot of people. Me personally, no dub for Dragonball Z, or (opposite) no sub for AoT, no watch. It's all about the emotion it delivers for the individual viewer.
@@jynxcebruh u can't equate Boomers like them with Weebs like u bruh, think!
Im so hyped to keep watching more of these! I dont want to go to bed and work in 7 hours 😭
History Lesson Time!
Somewhat obviously (I hope) "anime" is a modern subcategory of "cartoon". In the distant past of the 1990s, as these Japanese cartoons made their way to western audiences, (actually as early as the 70s but only the ones who were there when the old magic was written discuss those times), Western media struggled to figure out what to call it because "cartoon" here has connotations that simply don't apply to what was coming out of Japan. Think Looney Tunes vs Akira. They went with "Japanimation" for a while before the consumers quickly shortened that to "anime" and here we are.
Furthermore, as a style, it's been borrowing from western animators and we've been borrowing from them. Avatar: The Last Airbender was made over here but could easily have come from OLM, for example. There are certain tropes, character design paradigms, and visual language touches that distinguish "anime" from "western animation" these days, but it's getting blurrier by the year.
I hope you guys stick with it! My mom is in her 50s, and i got her to watch it last year, and she binged the whole show😊 She enjoyed it! I believe she watched the dubbed it helped her stay focused, but she watched season 4 in sub because dub wasn't available
I love orange shirts reactions 😂 "Hello little guy"
you will have the whole AOT community here further on , have a good time watching this master piece
I dont mean to be disrespectful but would u guys keep quite and watch and focus...somebody plz tell them to focus everything its important
They start focusing finally on episode 5 lol
Nvm i see you caught up already
Fun Fact: The scene in which Grandpa Arlert gives his hat to Armin is similar to the famous scene from the One Piece series, in which the pirate Shanks leaves his straw hat to the protagonist Monkey D. Luffy 👑👑👑
If reading the subtitles is a bit tough, please do not worry about switching to English. It might be easier for you guys to follow the story too
I think they shouldn't look at it, since they can't pay attention to it, they miss the real details that matter. If it bores you, it's better not to watch it.
This is what i want! Parents reaction 🤗🤯
9:36 this is An AMAZING perspective!
The three walls are divided in three. Wall Maria, Rose, and Sina. The wall that the Iron man titan smashed.
COMMENTING FOR THE ALGORITHM
Maybe have them rewatch dub version and see if they grasp the story better.
Soon my comments will get lost in the sauce yall have created, have faith, have fun, and keep it real, this channel will grown no doubt!
3:05 I thought he was about to close his eyes and go to sleep
please do a Q and A about their questions, this is almost unbearable to watch with them not even taking it seriously because they dont understand it. "Well since i dont know whats happening im just not gonna give it a chance."
Think about it, the walls have held for about 3 generations. So yes, the younger generation has no idea about titans.
You should pause at the intervals and read, they are important things XD
Talk about what you don't understand.... Don't put yourself in the position of "I don't understand anything when you should be reading" ahahahahaha God
Goodlord the attention span of these oldies *must say a corny joke
I am 45 and pay more attention more than these guys when i 1st try to watch this and do not regret : )
I love that there actually doing this I’ve tried to get my parents to watch anime so many times there reactions are so real 😂
I believe somone who has seen the show should be there with them to at least be somewhat of a moderator to help them understand what they're seeing and keep them engaged. Especially with the mid-card descriptions bc i noticed they paced over it bc they didn't get it which is understandable but there is good info in there that can get them more immersed like for example what the names of the walls are. You might not have to be there all the time but at least try it out n see if the engage with the show a little better.
Definitely pause if you don’t understand something and try to talk through what just happened
It’s cool seeing you guys react to this lol
2024 anyone? Mikasa es su casa.
Here for the parents actually trying to understand. So many generations struggle to communicate and bond beacuse we dont appreciate the thing that others might present as an interest. This is great i hope you all commit to it and really take some time to understand the lore and history of this show. Probably better if the adults watch it dubbed so they can focus on the show and not reading the subtitles. Following to find out if you do! ❤
Dubs ruin and dumb down the story subs are the only way to go.
In my opinion, the difference between anime and cartoons is that in anime you can find many different genres like Horror, slice of life, action, mystery, and it can be for all ages, etc. There is a lot that you can find that may interest you all. As for cartoons, I cartoons are just made for children like Tom & Jerry, all of cartoon network shows, Disney, and Nickelodeon cartoons. However, anime is translated to cartoons or manga is translated to comic books. So technically yes anime is cartoons if you were talking in Japanese.
What are you talking about?! Cartoons have genres. Do you think South Park and Avatar the Last Airbender are the same genre?! And Courage was a genuinely scary horror cartoon. You’re also ignoring all the international cartoons. Especially from Soviet era Russia.
@Supergh0stTV look That is how I see it. I know that there are american adult cartoons but that is how I see it. Japanese animation is different than American animation. In todays animation in America is mostly childish but there are adult animation. There are rare animation series where they are serious like Atla, Castlevania, Vox, What If, Arcane, and Love Death and Robots. These shows did change American animation but they all took inspiration to Japanese animation.
@Supergh0stTV No I am not. I am only saying how Americans view animation. How typically they view it as "childish". Which I don't think that way. I am also saying that if they venture more into anime they will see different genres that they may be interested.
@Supergh0stTV and yes courage was horror but it was still made for children. No matter how you see it.
I mean, if you want to be technical, anime *is* cartoons because the word anime is short for animation. The biggest difference between Western animation and Japanese animation is the style. But for marketing purposes, the two are called different things (anime vs. cartoons) even though they are both animated media
Before it's too late, please switch to the dub versions. (I'm a Dub hater)
Man these woman just cant stop yapping for 20 mins. Attack on talking
Sorry for my repeated comments. 😅 I also wanted to say that this series the age group is 13 years and up but I believe the rating should be higher, you guys will see why I am saying this. Right now it isn’t as graphic but as you go farther in the series it will be.
“It’s getting really deep now” just you wait!!! Y’all haven’t gone deep enough trust me ! Think deeper
Maybe if you stop talking and pay attention then you would know what's going on.
Can we please have at least one person who watched aot to be present during their reaction.🙏🏽
Probably best for you all to watch in dub. My dad didn't like reading subtitles so dub made it easier for him to get into it.
Keep going moms and dads
This show will raise the average western IQ if adequate attention is paid (though the ultimate origin story is stupid).
Cracking the “Mikasa Sucasa” code on the 2nd episode. Epic
Oh and loved your reactions 😊
Thank you!! They all read the comments every now and then I'm sure they appreciate the info.
1. Watch in English. Y'all attention span too low to watch in Japanese.
2. Stop talking and pay attention.
Watch it in English they will enjoy it much netter than read5 since they are older
Watching Subs as an older person does make any sence
a drawing that shaped is what we call cartoon... anime has a lot more going on. not for children. especially for AOT with this kind of genre. adult should use more brain watching it and not taking it at face value.
Requesting multiple eps 😭
I just hope they give it a fair chance at best they finish S1
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I think you guys have been reluctant since the beginning to watch the show with anime-concept. And then paying more attention to minor subjects rather than the story themselves.
I can see that. I hope they get into it more. I don't think this show can be hated that's why I wanted to see them watch it.
Any updates?! I’m invested lol
Haha they just watched 3-6 so I just gotta finish editing 3 I definitely can do 2 a week.
Next episode pleaseeee❤
They are trying, but please guide them more 😭. The dub may be easier for them.
I thi k its better to just give them ennglish dub. They don't really understand what sounnds better. They might be used to hearing English shows. I know Japanese dub is better but people who don't know anime would probably choose english and would still think the show is good. (Sorry for my bad english)
The people who are visibly reacting are not interested in understanding the story, it is difficult to watch the reaction.
It's because the son/daughter is too stubborn to force feed the sub to their parents, thats why it comes to this
You guys should stop yapping and keep silent and watch it... Every sentence they say in important and I noticed that throughout the whole episode you guys just kept yapping instead of watching. So stop yapping and focus on what they are saying. If you guys keep yapping how the fk will you understand wtf's happening?????????????
At first AOT seems boring but as u start to understand the concept it’s much more than Interesting. AOT is the best Anime in history. Judge Aot then fans will distroy u. Plss don't keep makin fun of their names, as a die heart AOT fan it’s annoying
Enjoy guys
Wow I hate this. Just look the show. Maybe to many people on one coach and everyone trys to be funny? Talking, not reading the subtitle and then saying I do not get whats going on.
Just watch it on dubbed. maybe that is easyer
They rewatched ep 1-4 before they got to 5 to get all the names down
The Boomer energy is really off-putting from this group, with some far more irritating than the others.
Please reaction the best anime history now forever baki hanma 2018 😞🙏😉😉
How about dub episodes? If they are first-time watchers, then that would be fine because Japanese + sub might pose some misunderstandings. Ask them if they find it easy to understand episodes in English with sub or in Japanese with sub. Comments can be a bit harsh, but no worries.
I hear ya we will see for a few more episodes. I don't see them not being able to read and sub is overall a better product than dubbed so that's why i would pick it. But if something gets really bad and that's the problem yea we should change it.
you guys should watch the english dub
Micasa sucasa 😂😂😂😂
dubb is easier for them
So they are following the plot just fine they may sound confused but they give accurate summaries in the end. They just aren't immersed. In my opinion subbed would immersed you more than dubbed. Do you disagree?
@VendeholtReacts have you watched the AOT
I'm not against dub
شاهدوا ايضا سلسله مختلفه ك ناروتو للتنويع في القناه والمشاهدات التي ستأتيكم منه . Also watch different series like Naruto to diversify the channel and the views that you will get from it 😭🤌🏻
You should have put them on English in general 🤦 dub stay better
Have they watched the OP song or do they always skip? Cuz that's kinda sad, please let them watch the intro even just once, it's a masterpiece. 🥲
They will listen to the intro and we will make the audio more clear too we noticed that problem!