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Theres a unique sense of inferiority complex lots of anime fans feel when they dont “get” something that’s lauded for its substance, so instead of challenging themselves or god forbid accepting its not for them, they have to justify their confusion by disregarding any meaning
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Sebagai Muslim gue Dukung penuh emansipasi: Indonesia harus punya presiden dan menteri wanita!
Tapi soal normalisasi LGBTQ? Tegas TOLAK. Urusan privat silakan, tapi jangan bawa propaganda dan turun demo ke ruang publik. Negara ini punya batasan moral dan budaya sendiri.
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"edukasi grassroot, merangkul grassroot" berak. edukasi diri lu sendiri utk belajar keanekaragaman dalam bersosial dan bermasyarakat dulu deh. biar ga kagetan. srawung wae wegah, ndakik ndakik.
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don’t underestimate how much women’s minds are shaped by media. they dream about those movie dates, walks in the park, flowers and dinners. ignore that at your peril. they can’t even explain why they want it. they saw that shit on a movie/tv show and now that’s the template.
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The Troon really is a most repulsive creature, combining the Woman's worst faults (overwhelming ego and desire to be worshipped) with the worst of the Man's (unbridled lust and desire to inflict violence).
An evil abomination born from pride and vice. Quite literally demonic.
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Spike Spiegel, Aokiji and Kenshiro's Real-Life Inspiration Yusaku Matsuda Passed Away 37 Years Ago Today at Just 40 🎬🕊️
Remembering a legendary Japanese actor whose unforgettable style continues to influence generations of anime fans. ❤️
Yusaku Matsuda was one of Japan's most iconic actors, celebrated for his intense screen presence, distinctive appearance, and charismatic performances. Best remembered as Shunsaku Kudo in Detective Story (Tantei Monogatari), he also starred in The Family Game and portrayed the villain Sato opposite Michael Douglas in Black Rain (1989), his final film.
His influence reached far beyond live-action cinema. Matsuda's signature hairstyle, cool personality, and commanding presence helped inspire some of anime's most recognizable characters, including Spike Spiegel in Cowboy Bebop, Kuzan (Aokiji) in One Piece, and Kenshiro in Fist of the North Star.
Some of the iconic anime characters inspired by him include:
• Spike Spiegel — Cowboy Bebop
• Kuzan / Aokiji — One Piece
• Kenshiro — Fist of the North Star
Thirty-seven years after his passing at just 40, Yusaku Matsuda remains an unforgettable figure in Japanese entertainment. His remarkable performances and influence on anime continue to inspire artists and audiences worldwide.
Though his life was far too short, the legacy he created will never fade. Rest peacefully, Yusaku Matsuda 🕯️
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Gaza has vanished from your screens, but its hell has not vanished from our lives;
you have moved past the scene, while we remain trapped within it.





































