Honestly, as a mixed Chinese person whos maternal side are immigrants to a yt country, not teaching being taught mandarin and then being stuck with a family member who doesn't speak English all that well, yeah this ep was pretty realistic in that sense 😅
My friend's theory is that it's a thing that happens mainly to mixed families because the parents don't speak each other's language and communicate in the language spoken at the country they live at, so the kids don't hear the native language of the parent growing up. The aforementioned friend has a Spanish speaking mom and a Russian speaking dad, and speaks neither fluently
Honestly the Shanghai special did the Mandarin better because there are so many small details that are just off: 1. Adrien's Mandarin is incomprehensible. Bryce doesn't speak it normally, so I'm a bit more willing to let this slide. 2. Cheng Shifu's Mandarin is also pretty bad. Like when he says "no" he simply says "bu" as in "no." The problem is that you don't really say, "no" by itself and you need to quantify it in some way similar to saying "No, I don't" or "No, I am not." 3. I can't help but notice Sifu (Cantonese) and Shifu (Mandarin) are tossed around interchangeably despite zero people speaking Cantonese. It's weirder when someone says Sifu and proceeds to speak Mandarin.
@@dangerbuffrocky Me too! I think since the Source Tournament is gonna the main event, its gonna feel like Season 4 where all the Ninja will have to figure out a way to win the Tournament without losing each other, but I think Arin will turn against them and become sort of a villian for a bit to win the Tournament. Thats my theory.
@@MohammedOmarFCB since there's going to be returning elemental masters, I think Ras will use them on his Tournament team in order for him to have a representative for each Source Dragon.
In fact, the only racism in this episode is the moment when Chloe doesn't understand the language (Although let's face it, many people don't distinguish Japanese from Chinese, sometimes it gets so absurd that they can't tell Korean from them, which is even more strange because of the letters), while as I mentioned earlier, sushi originated in China and later appeared in Japan, so the sushi part is not entirely racist by context So yes, Thomas, you did your job wrong, use the Internet or something...
As a European (Pole), I can explain why Chloe confuses both Asians so much, it is related to the fact that in Europe we don't talk much about this type of racism, and parents are not very educated either, so yes, it's strange that she is the only one who confuses, because adults should too, unfortunately, "Asian" is more used in context (Which can be confusing, because not every Asian speaks Chinese or Japanese), hello, we are talking about France, which persecutes Muslims and forces women to take off the hijab, what should we expect from this country?
Seriously, racism is viewed differently in Europe than in the US (Unfortunately, it can be frustrating for non-white Europeans), the creator is French who pretends to understand racism (Yes, good joke), so it's strange that only Chloe is attacked for racism when, as I mentioned, France persecutes Muslims
Ale ty zapominas że Jankesi nie dość że są pomysłodawcami nowoczesnego rasizmu (gdy czarni niewolnicy przyjęli chrześcijaństwo trzeba było uzasadnić czemu chrześcijanie niewolą chrześcijan) to jeszcze są rasistami do teraz (bzdurny nakaz określania siebie po kolorze skóry, dotyczący też obcokrajowców na granicy). Zarzucasz starszym Polakom nierożróżnianie Azjatów z Dalekiego Wschodu. Jankesi do teraz nas, Ukraińców czy Czechów wrzucają do wora "Rosja", jakby wojna ukraińsko-rosyjska i Bucza nie istniały. Zgodzę co do różnic rasizmu w Europie a tego w Stanach. Europa to prawie 50 niepodległych państw z różnorodną historią. Tylko idiota albo Amerykanin postawiłby znak równości wobec rasizmu w Portugalii (nastawiony na osoby z dawnych afrykańskich kolonii czy na obecnych imigrantów z Afryki Północnej), w Szwecji (problemy z azylantami ale sprowokowane przez głupią politykę braku intergacji tego kraju), w Wielkiej Brytanii (większość czarnej populacji to potomkowie imigrancji z Indii Zachodnich z lat 60-tych czy nowych imigrantów z Afryki z lat 80-tych do teraz, mnóstwo imigrantów z Indii i Pakistanu oraz współcześnie z Polski, Hiszpanii czy Rumunii), w Polsce (niechęć do Żydów, których realnie jest mniej niż buddystów z Azji, również Romów, imigrantów z Indii, krajów arabskich czy z byłego Związku Radzieckiego od Ukraińców po Czeczenów i Tadżyków, doliczyć trzeba terroryzm imigrantami napędzany przez Białorusinów i Rosjan) czy we Włoszech (imigracja zarobkowa z Europy Środkowej ale też uchodźcy z Somalii czy imigrancji z Afryki Subsaharyjskiej czy Bliskiego Wschodu). A to wszystko dotyczy mitycznego kraju Europa, który istnieje w wyobraźni Amerykanów...
@@paulinagabrys8874 Ja bardziej krytykuje pisanie Thomasa Astruca co przedawkował Amerykę i piszę nierealistyczną wersje rasizmu w Europie, nie kupię, że Chloe jest jedyną rasistką
I too have family members that only speaks Spanish. I am of Puerto Rican descent and my mom grew up speaking Spanish. Yet I cannot speak enough Spanish to even hold a sentence with them, so Marinette is pretty relatable.
Yes we all are or have people similar in our lives like Marinette's take Rose the optimistic friend and Ms.Mendileev that strict teacher in your school
You know, there's a funny thing, sushi was created in China and came to Japan later, so Chloe's racism doesn't sound like racism because of the context, but more like she has more historical knowledge than the half-Asian woman and her uncle, which is slightly funny, because it's This was probably not Thomas's intention
I mean, the only moment I see that could be considered racist is the fact that she still recognizes Marinette's uncle as Japanese (Although the sushi part doesn't really fit, because, as I mentioned, sushi was created in China, not Japan)
I’m re-watching mlb season 1 & I forgot they made Chloe racist. 💀 They did another episode about racism where Mari’s mum got akumatised & it hurts to watch.
Apart from the sushi scene, because sushi was created in China, which is interesting, it is clear that Thomas Astruc did not use the technology of the Internet to make sure that the sushi is 100% Japanese
Adrien's Mandarin is actually shit. I could barely understand what he was trying to say. Also Marinette's uncle's Mandarin sounds like it was directly translated from Google Translate. The grammar was so awkward. Fluent Mandarin speakers would not speak like that.
I don't blame Bryce for not speaking it well, but I can certainly blame the writers for Google Translating the lines. The Shanghai special handled things so much better.
@@cyrilandrowan I feel like they could have asked someone who is fluent to teach Bryce how to pronounce it better, but since he isn't required to speak Mandarin lines often, I'm not surprised that they didn't put in more effort. There was one line in the Shanghai special that I couldn't even guess at what he was saying, but other than that I agree that the special did much better.
You know, there's a strange thing, sushi was created in China, then it came to Japan, so it's hard to call it racism, but more of a lack of knowledge of the creator of the series, who doesn't even try to google key information So yeah, Chloe's racism thing looks weird because shusi originated in China, not Japan, so yeah, it doesn't make sense, who knows, maybe Chloe knows more about it than Marinette and her uncle, which would be kind of funny It's possible that Chloe knows where sushi comes from, and our half-Asian woman and her uncle don't, because that's what this series and historical facts show, it would be so stupid and Thomas himself probably didn't think of it, but did it by accident
Gabriel can use his moth miraculous powers to give people the ability to make insane quantities of caramel, potatoes, and soup... Bro has the ability to solve world hunger and instead chooses to use his powers to terrorize teenagers to still their jewelry. Sad.
I know the pain of having family from another country and not being able to talk to some them because of a language barrier. My bio dad and his family are Turkish, and all I know how to say is hello/hi and nice to meet you.
Like Marinette, I can’t speak nor understand my native language (I’m Mexican American) but at least she doesn’t question herself like “am I really Chinese or am I adopted?” Nor feeling like an inferior to her people.
I kinda wanted to see Chloe get cooked into soup for her racist and bratty behavior. Like she legitimately poisoned several people to sabotage Marinette's uncle.
Kung Food looking like Goku might be excusable because Dragon Ball, although a Japanese production, was based on a Chinese legend. Him having a pizza Buster Sword (which is also from a Japanese production *and* has nothing to do with China)... not so much.
I never get this... Chloé here is not racist. Not to protect her, she is awful, that's a fact. But her behaviour originates from hatred for Marinette, not from a group... She is not racist, she is.... Marinetist.... And yes, well, culturally neglective, but not because she thinks of an ethnick group or such as inferior, but because she thinks EVERYONE ELSE is inferior to her 🤷
I’m not one bit Chinese but I can kinda sorta relate with this episode:my first language is English because I lived there for a long time but I’m Greek,I have trouble with the language barrier but a can speak Greek.as I said it’s not exact but I can relate with the language barrier thing😅
Honestly, I kinda like the reference to dbz. Because Goku is a character who was raised in China while the uncle is from China. I though it was kinda funny in a way.
me with Fulani parents, but i only started learning when living with other relatives. even then, I'm dead when it comes to languages, so not much progress
AFAIK Dragon Ball is like... loosely based on "Journey to the West", which is a Chinese epic. So YEAH, the argument can be made that maybe the tribute should've been paid to the Chinese original rather than the goofy Japanese knock-off, but we are of course navigating a medium where DB is by far the most well-known version anyway.
Wy Amerykanie naprawdę nie załapaliście tego że Chloe jest tu zwykłą ignorantką, która chce dokuczyć Marinette a nie że jest rasistką. Ja jako Polka aż za dobrze rozumiem zdenerowanie wobec mieszania każdego Słowianina. Wy Amerykanie nie jesteście lepsi od Chloe bo notorycznie mieszacie Polaków z Rosjanami (których my nienawidzimy od dobrych 300 lat), z Ukraińcami, z Czechami, z Chorwatami (o ile wiecie że jest takie państwo) i z Rumunami, którzy nawet nie są Słowianami. Brytyjczycy pomimo 20 lat masowej imigracji Polaków do swojego kraju, nadal potrafią nas mieszać choć tutaj mniej ignoraccy są Szkoci (których kochamy z wzajemnością od czasów II wojny światowej a może i od czasów Szkota Ketlinga z powieści Pan Wołodyjowski) i Irlandczycy (wiadomo, katolicyzm ale też antyklerykalizm). A co do braku znajomości chińskiego u Marinette, jej matka wybrała Francję za swoją ojczyznę. Francuzi są znani z polityki asymilacji i tworzenia z nowych imigrantów, Francuzów. Nie zawsze im to wychodzi ale jednak. Marinette jest przede wszyskim Francuską. Mieszka we Francji, żyje w tym języku i kulturze. A to że jest hafu a matkę ma z Chin to tylko genetyczny detal. Wy Amerykanie nie rozumiecie że to kultura czyni człowieka częścią narodu. Kultura jest ważniejsza od genów. Niemcy w 1939 roku próbowali to obalić i mieliśmy z tego powodu najgorszą wojnę w dziejach. Dlatego dla każdego Europejczyka te na wpół rasistowskie twierdzenie Amerykanów że są np. Włochami, tylko dlatego że mają prababcię z Piemontu i lubią pizzę jest tak idiotyczne. Bo my w Polsce też jesteśmy mocno wymieszani. Jest mnóstwo Polaków o niemieckobrzmiących nazwiskach, których przodkowie w XIX wieku przyjechali na tereny Polski (której jako państwa nie było). I większość z nich nie czuje się Niemcami ale właśnie Polakami. Bo tu mieszkają, znają tę kulturę i mówią tym językiem. I tak ma Marinette, ona jest Francuzką. Owszem możemy narzekać na to że Sabine nie uczy jej języka ale w sumie czy Tom zna włoski? Bo jego matka jest Włoszką. I teraz zastanawiam się czy Sabine nie jest pierwszym pokoleniem urodzonym we Francji? Nie pamiętam ale gdyby tak było to wyjaśnia czemu chciała by córka czuła się we Francji jak pełnoprawny obywatel
Kanonicznie potwierdzoną informacją to, że Sabine wychowywała się w Shanghai’u i zmieniła swoje imię dopiero po poślubieniu Toma. Zgadzam się w większości z twoim komentarzem ale jego ogólny wydźwięk jest bardzo agresywny, rozumiem bycie dumnym z własnego pochodzenia ale demonizacja „Amerykanów” też nie jest okej. Sam koncept Sabine i Toma to już kompletnie inna i z lekka niepokojąca historia związana z twórcą
Why was I thinking you made a reaction to this already, because I remember you saying about this episode that Chloe was a racist, did I confuse it with something else
To justify Chloe, I will say that she lives in Europe, and Thomas Astruc doesn't know where he lives and doesn't know how to write racism, and if you're from Europe, you facepalm how unrealistic it is that only Chloe confuses Marinette's uncle with a Japanese, racism works in Europe differently than in the USA (And in France the hijab is banned, so yes, Muslims are persecuted), so yes, it doesn't make sense that only Chloe is a racist
Fair points and opinions. Let’s see what you have to say about the Season 1 Finale. By the way, a Fan-Comic recently introduced me to a Concept that I found very intriguing, so much so that I really wish it could be a thing in the Show and that I am surprised I didn’t think about the possibility before, Basically, What If there were some Kwamis that did not get their Miraculous made for them, what do you think of this concept?
lets be real here, thomas only made chloe “racist” because he was pissed that people were starting to like her. me personally, i dont think chloe is racist. i think shes a bully and spoiled, but racist? i think thomas pulled that out of his ass. idc what anyone says.
Tak, świat Dragon Balla jest mocno inspirowany Chinami i innymi kulturami azjatyckimi. Porzednia praca Toriyamy, Dr. Slump jest mocno "zachodni". Inspirowanie się Japończyków Chinami i Indiami jest równie naturalne jak inspirowanie się Polaka/Francuza/Szkota/Chorwata Starożytną Grecją, Rzymem czy Biblią. Dlatego młuzumańska Indonezja ma za herb indyjskiego Garudę, każdy w Europie zna mit o Prometeuszu a nawet ateistyczne Czechy obchodzą Boże Narodzenie i wiedzą że to religijne święto
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Honestly, as a mixed Chinese person whos maternal side are immigrants to a yt country, not teaching being taught mandarin and then being stuck with a family member who doesn't speak English all that well, yeah this ep was pretty realistic in that sense 😅
Alongside them just suddenly dropping some english has also happened
Same here but my mom would yell for not under what she saying
@@KaMQue-w8y same as well. Once I heard a Asian mom calling her child a idiot for not understanding what she was saying
@@Cat888-qc2fs typical asian parents
My friend's theory is that it's a thing that happens mainly to mixed families because the parents don't speak each other's language and communicate in the language spoken at the country they live at, so the kids don't hear the native language of the parent growing up. The aforementioned friend has a Spanish speaking mom and a Russian speaking dad, and speaks neither fluently
Honestly the Shanghai special did the Mandarin better because there are so many small details that are just off:
1. Adrien's Mandarin is incomprehensible. Bryce doesn't speak it normally, so I'm a bit more willing to let this slide.
2. Cheng Shifu's Mandarin is also pretty bad. Like when he says "no" he simply says "bu" as in "no." The problem is that you don't really say, "no" by itself and you need to quantify it in some way similar to saying "No, I don't" or "No, I am not."
3. I can't help but notice Sifu (Cantonese) and Shifu (Mandarin) are tossed around interchangeably despite zero people speaking Cantonese. It's weirder when someone says Sifu and proceeds to speak Mandarin.
Bruh
Season 1 is Adrien at his best. Change my mind.
W profile pic, I am a Miraculous-Ninjago fan!
Season 5 ending chole friendship
@@MohammedOmarFCB yay! I'm excited for Dragons Rising Season 2 Part 2. What do you think will happen?
@@dangerbuffrocky Me too! I think since the Source Tournament is gonna the main event, its gonna feel like Season 4 where all the Ninja will have to figure out a way to win the Tournament without losing each other, but I think Arin will turn against them and become sort of a villian for a bit to win the Tournament. Thats my theory.
@@MohammedOmarFCB since there's going to be returning elemental masters, I think Ras will use them on his Tournament team in order for him to have a representative for each Source Dragon.
In fact, the only racism in this episode is the moment when Chloe doesn't understand the language (Although let's face it, many people don't distinguish Japanese from Chinese, sometimes it gets so absurd that they can't tell Korean from them, which is even more strange because of the letters), while as I mentioned earlier, sushi originated in China and later appeared in Japan, so the sushi part is not entirely racist by context
So yes, Thomas, you did your job wrong, use the Internet or something...
As a European (Pole), I can explain why Chloe confuses both Asians so much, it is related to the fact that in Europe we don't talk much about this type of racism, and parents are not very educated either, so yes, it's strange that she is the only one who confuses, because adults should too, unfortunately, "Asian" is more used in context (Which can be confusing, because not every Asian speaks Chinese or Japanese), hello, we are talking about France, which persecutes Muslims and forces women to take off the hijab, what should we expect from this country?
Seriously, racism is viewed differently in Europe than in the US (Unfortunately, it can be frustrating for non-white Europeans), the creator is French who pretends to understand racism (Yes, good joke), so it's strange that only Chloe is attacked for racism when, as I mentioned, France persecutes Muslims
Ale ty zapominas że Jankesi nie dość że są pomysłodawcami nowoczesnego rasizmu (gdy czarni niewolnicy przyjęli chrześcijaństwo trzeba było uzasadnić czemu chrześcijanie niewolą chrześcijan) to jeszcze są rasistami do teraz (bzdurny nakaz określania siebie po kolorze skóry, dotyczący też obcokrajowców na granicy).
Zarzucasz starszym Polakom nierożróżnianie Azjatów z Dalekiego Wschodu. Jankesi do teraz nas, Ukraińców czy Czechów wrzucają do wora "Rosja", jakby wojna ukraińsko-rosyjska i Bucza nie istniały.
Zgodzę co do różnic rasizmu w Europie a tego w Stanach. Europa to prawie 50 niepodległych państw z różnorodną historią. Tylko idiota albo Amerykanin postawiłby znak równości wobec rasizmu w Portugalii (nastawiony na osoby z dawnych afrykańskich kolonii czy na obecnych imigrantów z Afryki Północnej), w Szwecji (problemy z azylantami ale sprowokowane przez głupią politykę braku intergacji tego kraju), w Wielkiej Brytanii (większość czarnej populacji to potomkowie imigrancji z Indii Zachodnich z lat 60-tych czy nowych imigrantów z Afryki z lat 80-tych do teraz, mnóstwo imigrantów z Indii i Pakistanu oraz współcześnie z Polski, Hiszpanii czy Rumunii), w Polsce (niechęć do Żydów, których realnie jest mniej niż buddystów z Azji, również Romów, imigrantów z Indii, krajów arabskich czy z byłego Związku Radzieckiego od Ukraińców po Czeczenów i Tadżyków, doliczyć trzeba terroryzm imigrantami napędzany przez Białorusinów i Rosjan) czy we Włoszech (imigracja zarobkowa z Europy Środkowej ale też uchodźcy z Somalii czy imigrancji z Afryki Subsaharyjskiej czy Bliskiego Wschodu). A to wszystko dotyczy mitycznego kraju Europa, który istnieje w wyobraźni Amerykanów...
@@paulinagabrys8874 Ja bardziej krytykuje pisanie Thomasa Astruca co przedawkował Amerykę i piszę nierealistyczną wersje rasizmu w Europie, nie kupię, że Chloe jest jedyną rasistką
@@paulinagabrys8874 Jak Thomas chciał poruszyć temat rasizmu to powinien to zrobić w poprawny sposób
I too have family members that only speaks Spanish. I am of Puerto Rican descent and my mom grew up speaking Spanish. Yet I cannot speak enough Spanish to even hold a sentence with them, so Marinette is pretty relatable.
Same.
Yes we all are or have people similar in our lives like Marinette's take Rose the optimistic friend and Ms.Mendileev that strict teacher in your school
Ah yes Chloe being super racist and almost poisoning several people
Both are equally terrible. as someone who almost poisoned her own mother by accident as a child
You know, there's a funny thing, sushi was created in China and came to Japan later, so Chloe's racism doesn't sound like racism because of the context, but more like she has more historical knowledge than the half-Asian woman and her uncle, which is slightly funny, because it's This was probably not Thomas's intention
I mean, the only moment I see that could be considered racist is the fact that she still recognizes Marinette's uncle as Japanese (Although the sushi part doesn't really fit, because, as I mentioned, sushi was created in China, not Japan)
@@rosemary3029who
Besides, you measure a European child with an American measure, it doesn't add up
I’m re-watching mlb season 1 & I forgot they made Chloe racist. 💀 They did another episode about racism where Mari’s mum got akumatised & it hurts to watch.
Apart from the sushi scene, because sushi was created in China, which is interesting, it is clear that Thomas Astruc did not use the technology of the Internet to make sure that the sushi is 100% Japanese
Adrien's Mandarin is actually shit. I could barely understand what he was trying to say. Also Marinette's uncle's Mandarin sounds like it was directly translated from Google Translate. The grammar was so awkward. Fluent Mandarin speakers would not speak like that.
I don't blame Bryce for not speaking it well, but I can certainly blame the writers for Google Translating the lines. The Shanghai special handled things so much better.
@@cyrilandrowan I feel like they could have asked someone who is fluent to teach Bryce how to pronounce it better, but since he isn't required to speak Mandarin lines often, I'm not surprised that they didn't put in more effort. There was one line in the Shanghai special that I couldn't even guess at what he was saying, but other than that I agree that the special did much better.
@@IllusionQueen4Eva I would like to remind you that the series is written by a Frenchman, rather from Thomas's ego, and it makes sense like that
@@IllusionQueen4Eva Greetings from Poland, by the way, I love it when foreigners try Poland, it's lovely
@@gryficowa Hahaha that's true, you got a point there.
Greetings from Canada 🙂
I remember when I suggested this like 3 years ago and I was so shocked when you actually started these retrospectives
You know, there's a strange thing, sushi was created in China, then it came to Japan, so it's hard to call it racism, but more of a lack of knowledge of the creator of the series, who doesn't even try to google key information
So yeah, Chloe's racism thing looks weird because shusi originated in China, not Japan, so yeah, it doesn't make sense, who knows, maybe Chloe knows more about it than Marinette and her uncle, which would be kind of funny
It's possible that Chloe knows where sushi comes from, and our half-Asian woman and her uncle don't, because that's what this series and historical facts show, it would be so stupid and Thomas himself probably didn't think of it, but did it by accident
Gabriel can use his moth miraculous powers to give people the ability to make insane quantities of caramel, potatoes, and soup... Bro has the ability to solve world hunger and instead chooses to use his powers to terrorize teenagers to still their jewelry. Sad.
Adrienette had so much potential here. What went wrong? Oh yeah. Marinette’s creepy behavior and self entitled ego. That’s what went wrong.
4:27 There are times to fight and times to know when the enemy's day go win to know when to win the next battle.
I know the pain of having family from another country and not being able to talk to some them because of a language barrier.
My bio dad and his family are Turkish, and all I know how to say is hello/hi and nice to meet you.
Like Marinette, I can’t speak nor understand my native language (I’m Mexican American) but at least she doesn’t question herself like “am I really Chinese or am I adopted?” Nor feeling like an inferior to her people.
Why is this episode soooooooo French?
Broo i'm dying 😭😭
Guys. Please. We get it! 😆😅
I kinda wanted to see Chloe get cooked into soup for her racist and bratty behavior. Like she legitimately poisoned several people to sabotage Marinette's uncle.
She's from Europe, racism is different in Europe, I mean, it's unnatural that she's the only racist, it just doesn't make sense (I'm from Europe)
I don't want her to die but some shame and a bit of pain is fine
@@Cat888-qc2fs Are you Americans really sadistic towards children?
Fun Fact: There's a Chinese animated series with the same name. Google often mistakes it for this episode when I try to research it online. 🍜
The thumbnail was a missed opportunity for “Soup-er Saiyan”
6:57 fun fact goku himself is based of a character in china called the monkey king son wukong
Kung Food looking like Goku might be excusable because Dragon Ball, although a Japanese production, was based on a Chinese legend. Him having a pizza Buster Sword (which is also from a Japanese production *and* has nothing to do with China)... not so much.
0:32 If you ask SP i didn't have to practice much spanish with my aunt and cousins from mexico when they visited.
One job. You had one job. Call the video Souper Saiyan battle instead.😝
I can’t wait for you to review the episodes in season two because in my opinion that was miraculous best season 💖💗.
Facts!
I never get this... Chloé here is not racist. Not to protect her, she is awful, that's a fact. But her behaviour originates from hatred for Marinette, not from a group... She is not racist, she is.... Marinetist.... And yes, well, culturally neglective, but not because she thinks of an ethnick group or such as inferior, but because she thinks EVERYONE ELSE is inferior to her 🤷
You would think chloe would learn her lesson, but hey itd miraculous
I’m not one bit Chinese but I can kinda sorta relate with this episode:my first language is English because I lived there for a long time but I’m Greek,I have trouble with the language barrier but a can speak Greek.as I said it’s not exact but I can relate with the language barrier thing😅
Ladybug is a Marisoup....😅
Honestly, I kinda like the reference to dbz. Because Goku is a character who was raised in China while the uncle is from China.
I though it was kinda funny in a way.
10:08 I recently watched The Godfather so I'm happy that I got the reference.
me with Fulani parents, but i only started learning when living with other relatives. even then, I'm dead when it comes to languages, so not much progress
7:52 sword fish?
Damn this was one of those “I hate Chloe moments”
The racism was a huge woah woah woah
0:10 If Volpina was a boy he would be called
UR MOM JK KEEP GOING
Volpenus
Dude..... Nice. 👍🏻😏👏👏👏
What about season 2?
Will get there after Volpina
(I think I spelled the episodes name right)
In due time, it will happen
@@memeelfman324you did
@@MohammedOmarFCB 👌
AFAIK Dragon Ball is like... loosely based on "Journey to the West", which is a Chinese epic. So YEAH, the argument can be made that maybe the tribute should've been paid to the Chinese original rather than the goofy Japanese knock-off, but we are of course navigating a medium where DB is by far the most well-known version anyway.
They downplayed Chloe's racism in the English dub by having her being prejudiced against soup instead
Kung food Kind of Almost looks like Naruto.
Wy Amerykanie naprawdę nie załapaliście tego że Chloe jest tu zwykłą ignorantką, która chce dokuczyć Marinette a nie że jest rasistką. Ja jako Polka aż za dobrze rozumiem zdenerowanie wobec mieszania każdego Słowianina. Wy Amerykanie nie jesteście lepsi od Chloe bo notorycznie mieszacie Polaków z Rosjanami (których my nienawidzimy od dobrych 300 lat), z Ukraińcami, z Czechami, z Chorwatami (o ile wiecie że jest takie państwo) i z Rumunami, którzy nawet nie są Słowianami.
Brytyjczycy pomimo 20 lat masowej imigracji Polaków do swojego kraju, nadal potrafią nas mieszać choć tutaj mniej ignoraccy są Szkoci (których kochamy z wzajemnością od czasów II wojny światowej a może i od czasów Szkota Ketlinga z powieści Pan Wołodyjowski) i Irlandczycy (wiadomo, katolicyzm ale też antyklerykalizm).
A co do braku znajomości chińskiego u Marinette, jej matka wybrała Francję za swoją ojczyznę. Francuzi są znani z polityki asymilacji i tworzenia z nowych imigrantów, Francuzów. Nie zawsze im to wychodzi ale jednak. Marinette jest przede wszyskim Francuską. Mieszka we Francji, żyje w tym języku i kulturze. A to że jest hafu a matkę ma z Chin to tylko genetyczny detal. Wy Amerykanie nie rozumiecie że to kultura czyni człowieka częścią narodu. Kultura jest ważniejsza od genów. Niemcy w 1939 roku próbowali to obalić i mieliśmy z tego powodu najgorszą wojnę w dziejach. Dlatego dla każdego Europejczyka te na wpół rasistowskie twierdzenie Amerykanów że są np. Włochami, tylko dlatego że mają prababcię z Piemontu i lubią pizzę jest tak idiotyczne. Bo my w Polsce też jesteśmy mocno wymieszani. Jest mnóstwo Polaków o niemieckobrzmiących nazwiskach, których przodkowie w XIX wieku przyjechali na tereny Polski (której jako państwa nie było). I większość z nich nie czuje się Niemcami ale właśnie Polakami. Bo tu mieszkają, znają tę kulturę i mówią tym językiem. I tak ma Marinette, ona jest Francuzką. Owszem możemy narzekać na to że Sabine nie uczy jej języka ale w sumie czy Tom zna włoski? Bo jego matka jest Włoszką.
I teraz zastanawiam się czy Sabine nie jest pierwszym pokoleniem urodzonym we Francji? Nie pamiętam ale gdyby tak było to wyjaśnia czemu chciała by córka czuła się we Francji jak pełnoprawny obywatel
Jeez, niezręcznie jest używać polskiego na zagranicznym YT, bo oni raczej nie rozumieją tego języka
…Tak ciężko jest napisać po angielsku na anglojęzycznym kanale? Przy okazji twórca pochodzi z Australii.
Kanonicznie potwierdzoną informacją to, że Sabine wychowywała się w Shanghai’u i zmieniła swoje imię dopiero po poślubieniu Toma. Zgadzam się w większości z twoim komentarzem ale jego ogólny wydźwięk jest bardzo agresywny, rozumiem bycie dumnym z własnego pochodzenia ale demonizacja „Amerykanów” też nie jest okej.
Sam koncept Sabine i Toma to już kompletnie inna i z lekka niepokojąca historia związana z twórcą
Why was I thinking you made a reaction to this already, because I remember you saying about this episode that Chloe was a racist, did I confuse it with something else
To justify Chloe, I will say that she lives in Europe, and Thomas Astruc doesn't know where he lives and doesn't know how to write racism, and if you're from Europe, you facepalm how unrealistic it is that only Chloe confuses Marinette's uncle with a Japanese, racism works in Europe differently than in the USA (And in France the hijab is banned, so yes, Muslims are persecuted), so yes, it doesn't make sense that only Chloe is a racist
Seriously, watch new films from e.g. Germany or other European countries, racism in Europe is considered normal and it's disturbing
So Thomas Astruc is an ignorant person
Chloe is just a rich spoiled.
Fair points and opinions.
Let’s see what you have to say about the Season 1 Finale.
By the way, a Fan-Comic recently introduced me to a Concept that I found very intriguing, so much so that I really wish it could be a thing in the Show and that I am surprised I didn’t think about the possibility before,
Basically, What If there were some Kwamis that did not get their Miraculous made for them, what do you think of this concept?
lets be real here, thomas only made chloe “racist” because he was pissed that people were starting to like her. me personally, i dont think chloe is racist. i think shes a bully and spoiled, but racist? i think thomas pulled that out of his ass. idc what anyone says.
Tak, świat Dragon Balla jest mocno inspirowany Chinami i innymi kulturami azjatyckimi. Porzednia praca Toriyamy, Dr. Slump jest mocno "zachodni". Inspirowanie się Japończyków Chinami i Indiami jest równie naturalne jak inspirowanie się Polaka/Francuza/Szkota/Chorwata Starożytną Grecją, Rzymem czy Biblią. Dlatego młuzumańska Indonezja ma za herb indyjskiego Garudę, każdy w Europie zna mit o Prometeuszu a nawet ateistyczne Czechy obchodzą Boże Narodzenie i wiedzą że to religijne święto
You do the wispery voice too well. Like my mom thought you wore a girl.