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As for all the griping about certain choices of furries for certain nationalities, it's probably inevitable. Someone is bound to take offence, whether or not it was actually intended. For my part, the five-second scene where one camel shoots dead a fleeing rabbit hit me harder than I expected. From what I've read, the creators wanted to make a point. We've become so desensitised to scenes of brutality and warfare between humans -- in our news, in TV programmes and movies -- that they no longer affect us as much they should. Watching a cute bunny die in a cruel way brings home that point -- again -- more than all the masochism in 300, or the self-important philosophising of Watchmen could. |
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2009-04-01, 01:09 | Link #62 |
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Futa has our thanks.
By the way, I'm hurt that there is no anthormorphic correspondence to cows. Then again, I'm relieved that cows aren't holding guns on their hooves and firing at other animal. Cows are the cutest thing that walk on four legs according to my humble opinion. Guns won't suit them. Oh, how such pure eyes they have. That reminds me... time for dinner. *delicious*
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2009-04-01, 08:59 | Link #67 | |
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This looks awesome..normally I don't like war movies (I only play a few games *whistle*). But I'm still a bit confused
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2009-04-01, 17:55 | Link #68 |
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Germans are foxes because foxes are badass and cool, French are pigs because... idunno, they eat a lot of pork or something, and brits are rats because most of them were treated as such in their home country until the 1800s, living in dirty, disease-infested cities full of pollution. I just made all of these up in like a second.
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2009-04-01, 20:52 | Link #69 |
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"Desert Rats" .... a Brit term for their desert forces in North Africa.
I'd have probably picked wolves for Germans but both are woodland animals common to Germany prior to them cutting down most of their forests....
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2009-04-01, 21:14 | Link #70 | |
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2009-04-04, 21:34 | Link #72 | |
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Trailer looked awesome. Reminded me of a Blizzard forum, where the members made up a story(collaborating together over several months), depicting how they would steal the game Starcraft, which they accused(in the story) Blizzard of already finishing, but not releasing to the public. There were rabbits with carrot RPG's involved, maids with CD launchers, game techs with caffeine in packs strapped to their backs, etc, etc. I saved all of it 11+ years ago, and occasionally read through some of it for laughs. This trailer totally reminded me of it.
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2009-06-01, 12:57 | Link #73 |
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The trailer for this was ranked as numer 3 on this video for "7 clips of crazy foreigners doing God knows what". Funny stuff actually.
http://www.cracked.com/video_17418_7...v-moments.html |
2009-06-01, 20:45 | Link #74 | |
Waiting for more taiyuki!
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2009-06-01, 23:06 | Link #75 | |
Check out my Rolek!
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As for the French . . . many people blame the problems that South-East Asia faced following WWII on French and Japanese Imperialism. Since the author clearly seems to favor Japan regardless of his depiction of a certain, single character who'd be better off as a POG, the only nationality to depict as the imperialist pigs would be France. As for the whole Koreans = dogs thing, I don't think it's all that bad. As a Korean American, I don't really take offense to it. Then again, I really don't give a shit about my Korean heritage, so that might have something to do with it too. That being said, I'm still pretty sure that Korea's representation is an obvious snuff towards Korea. Dogs don't really represent Korea at all, except for the whole dog eating thing. Korea has always been identified by the rabbit (already taken) and the tiger. Hell, one of the RoK Marine Corps units sent into Vietnam was called the Yellow Tiger Division (I may be wrong about the color). The only way I could see dogs fitting in is the fact that RoK Marines were brutally efficient at"sniffing out" VC and non-uniformed NVA hiding within the civilian population, but that's a far stretch. I'm pretty sure it's just the whole Japan and Korean being butt-hurt deal.
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2009-06-02, 07:19 | Link #76 | |
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