It was an "elseworld"-like story; they did ANH, ESB, and ROTJ in "what if?" stories. I had the ESB one, with the Vader/3PO meeting. The premise of the comic was "what if Luke had died on Hoth?" after the Wampa attack. It's actually pretty good; the best of the three in my opinion.

Part of the reason that Vader didn't recognize him is because he wasn't the one that put his skin on. Padmea is who finished him. He also was so full of the dark side that sentimental feelings weren't there for anyone, not even his son, let alone a droid.

For Ghost in the Shell, I actually rather liked the change. It won't lead itself to such a core element of a franchise, but for a one-off story it very effectively asked the question 'what makes us human' in a slightly different way from the original. The original asked 'how close can we get to human before we have to admit it is, and how far can we remove ourselves from our flesh and still be us' while the new one asked 'how much can we remove from our minds and still be us, and does changing our memories change the person or keep them the same'.

@@mrs.thomas-usmcwife5686 Also the fact that protocol droids are very common, usually look the same, and I don't think Vader actually knew C-3PO's designation. Droids aren't generally considered that important in the Star Wars galaxy, as proven by the fact that they are almost universally *owned* property.

@@Kartissa agreed. To them it was like us owning an iron. They pretty much look exactly the same and have the same kind of functions. Having one of a different color doesn't really mean anything. Also, both droids, C-3PO and R2D2, both had their memories walk as well. That means they wouldn't have remembered anything from before.

Stupid Avi Arad, wanted those toy sales instead of a good movie.

@@ChunkyCoffee So, with Spider-Man 3, the execs demanded that Venom be added to the movie; not to rewrite the movie to make Venom the main villain. Execs wanted to push out some Venom merchandise since Venom was more well-known than Sandman. It was some very last minute changes. While some parts can be blamed on Raimi for the cringe, they would've never existed if execs didn't push their mandates to move toys. Also, there was no damsel in distress initially. The dynamic was to focus on Marco's evil-to-good transformation and his family life.

Blame the fans

not that Spider-Fantozzi 2 is a good movie

Actually my favorite Spider-Man movie of them all.

The studio that kept giving Adam Sandler too many chances as well as the Emoji Movie

Spiderman 3 wasn't bad but it was mos def a disappoinment for me when I first saw it opening weekend..it suffered from TMSGO(too much shit goin on) and not a good enough script to hold it all together but I don't blame Raimi...the first Spiderman will almost certainly always being my favorite Spidey movie

Exactly. The studio interference was due to the toy line for SM3. You can sell more toys if there are more characters, i.e. Villans.

Sony doesn't seem to understand how movies work and are usually responsible for the worst parts of them rather than just letting the director do there jobs

Raimi is trash. Just wait to see the garbage that will be the next Dr Strange movie.

Yeah this one was really reaching lol people asked but it wasn't a big deal. Especially not after he was front and center for Endgame.

I think it was simply a pathetically veiled attempt to cram more Avengers bullshit into their videos. 😂😂

Dude there were plenty of people upset about it, I even remember at the time seeing fanboys having full on melt downs about the omission of Ant-Man, and Hawkeye, listing it as one of the many reasons that the movie was a disappointment. Though they seemed to be in the minority

Hey, he's the new Spiderman 3 Spiderman...

A lot of these lists are just thungs the WhatCulture comics crew have gripes with. Not fans as a whole

So.. he took a standard model, modified it, rebuilt it and made him what he was? Sounds like he made him to me.

@@cannedbollocks Yeah, he did modify it so it didn't break in the harsh Tatooine conditions but what is C3PO's function? A protocol droid. Anakin didn't program the OS or AI, he fixed, or "rebuilt" if you will, it's body. He found it's chaise with intact hard drive and added parts and rewired it. Everything else, it's knowledge, it's personality were created by someone else. So, no, Anakin didn't "make" C3PO

@@kieranpriest9609 Kinda glad someone came to say something like this cause I had no idea people were mad at the fact that Ani made C3PO if anything I really liked the idea and if people really thought about it of course Ani wouldn't remember as Vader since he pretty much cut off all of those memories so he could worry about himself as Vader only

@@cannedbollocks Cool. I made a '74 Impala. And I just finished making Avengers: Endgame a few weeks ago.

@@kieranpriest9609 C3PO

YOU MEAN YOU DIDN'T LOVE IT THE WAY YOU WERE TOLD TO?

Clearly you haven't met the WB executives!

I'm with you GunBunny JUNK I hated that from the very first Deadpool movie. If cancer could kill him, cutting his head off should have done him in quicker

On the pus side, it gave Ryan Reynolds a great after-credits scene.

Especially knowing how much better Reynolds was capable of doing Deadpool in his own movies, it really drives home that we often blame the wrong person.

*10 Times Superhero Movies. Seeing as about 80% of this list was just superheros

Exactly

@@Hellooooo-kq1hb Good point.

I'd call it "10 times Hollywood tried to listen to fans but naturally got it all wrong and pissed everyone off"

Nah, it should be "9 times Hollywood movies did fan service wrong and pissed everyone off and 1 time they did fan service right and pissed everyone but fans off."

It was also shown in other episodes of the saga that there were almost identical protocol droids *everywhere*, so what were the odds that one that he built from parts several decades earlier could possible be his one? I would imagine that after seeing the hundredth one, that Vader would just internally shrug and think along the lines of "These guys have one as well. So what."

Yes, and not to forget that not treating droids as people is one of The Empire's main social tenets.

Yeah, this entry seemed shoehorned in. I don't think anyone was pissed off about it, what with there being sooooo many other problems.

This was actually addressed in the comics when Vader saw C3P0 on Bespin, and had the closest thing to a memory as he could-

@@dj1NM3 Exactly! And let's also not forget that the last time Vader had seen 3PO, the droid was all his bits hanging out and so would be difficult to recognize anyway. Mind, when I saw TPM, I was also confused and upset by that change, but ultimately it did not much matter in the shadow of all the other problems I will not name. :) But yeah, lots of reasons for Vader to not scope out that 3PO was "HIS" droid.

Dont worry, im sure you can defend honorable Nippon by yourself you weeb

The fact that the Japanese didn't mind doesn't stop SJW's from being offended for them. Hell, they know better, don't they? Also, I'm 100% procent sure that everyone who was outraged by the "whitewashing" in GitS has no idea how very Japanese Major looks in the manga or in the anime.

Actually in the manga they never specified motoko to be asian, and following the context of the story (After WWIII and japan full of refugees) only few of them being asian is pretty ok

Its just the SJW here. They do that with literally everything LITERALLY EVERYTHING

I'm familiar with neither the manga nor movie (! :-O ) - but you're sounds reasonable. [BTW - In a lot of manga I've seen, it's hard to "see" racial difference between Oriental and Occidental anyway!]

IIRC, it was studio interference.

Raimi didn't want to do either villian. He wanted Vulture

Exactly. It's the studio's fault

@@Tores444 No i'm pretty sure Sandman was who he wanted as he really likes the character and wanted to adapt him.

@@Tores444 if I know correctly vulture was for spiderman 4

Yep. It was pretty good besides all the white washing complaints about a round eyed character.

ya it was watchable, batous casting was pretty good oddly nuff scarjo is just kinda....meh? not bad or good.

Must agree... I even recall seeing a KZfaq video where a KZfaqr went to Chinatown and asked Genuine Chinese people what they thought of Scarlett Johansen being cast as Major... And they all said "Why Not? Its Anime! She is NOT strictly Chinese..." Yet Journalists had jumped on teh "Cultural Appropriation Bandwagon" back then... And NEVER SPOKE TO ANYONE CHIENESE!!! Chinese and Japanese manga and Anime creators will all tell anyone who actually asks them "They are Characters... They are open to interpretation..." God they will even admit that many Anime / Manga Characters are often Caricatures of how they see Western Folks! Major being one of many examples... She is supposed to be in the Anime Part American and Part Chinese Not a pure Bred! Yeah, I read the Manga... About 15 years AFTER the Animated movie came out... And I have still not seen the OG Animated Movie! Journalist's will have a field day if they ever make a Phoenix Wright Movie in the west!!! LMAO! (Despite the fact that The Main Cast are supposed to be again Stereotypes of Western Folks... Not Oriental / Asians! And the stories take place in a Fictionalised Vison of East Meets Western Culture... Which is why the Laws make NO FREAKING SENSE!!!)

I know, they did great with that movie.

Legitimately love the movie, so well done.

I didn't particularly like the movie. But no for the normal reasons. I loved the show, it was one of the first anime I ever watched. That the movie wasn't just the next season and more a reboot had me kinda annoyed. Obviously it is objectively a good movie, my nostalgia glasses are just too thick.

Have you ever watched one of their videos? They don't know what they are talking about. They are reading a script. It's a shame that their writers don't coach them a bit more.

For me her struggle making cranes as a child was pretty memorable. The back story on her amazing skill with a full body prosthetic.

As I recall, she was still a teenager when she lost the use of her original body, so she had to go through a series of models to appear to age normally until adulthood.

@@treygracen7867 come to think of it, I think I may have cried during that episode… Like, a _lot_

my thoughts exactly

@@Deltaflot1701 It's a fun anti-reveal. And one that's totally familiar and unsurprising to anyone who had a cat.

Oh, it was definitely there. Although, considering all the problems with the prequels it got lost in the shuffle.

I dont either

Even i thought that was cool although there were things in the film they could've done better with i liked finding out C3Po's ties to the Skywalkers

I was too young to think anything of it. I thought it was cool. The complainers got to complain though, without realizing that they aren't critics, the destroying the revelation in the last Jedi to please fans and getting the complaints for it,I understand that one more

3PO was always created by Vader. This came out back when they said that 3PO and R2 would be the only characters to be on all 9 episodes. I'm pretty sure this was said sometime during the original trilogy

Yeah that movie wasn’t to bad but did notice those problems.

Buuuuut Beebop and Rocksteady were pretty fucking awesome for like the 2 or 3 fight scenes we actually get with them and the turtles. Still doesn't redeem that good awful Casey Jones though 👎👎

@@sirraf23 agreed, somehow they managed to perfect the two characters I'd expect to see the MOST butchered

I loved Tyler Perry as Baxter but somehow I would've loved to have seen Neil deGrasse Tyson as Baxter since he's a real scientist. Imagine that.

@@justinratcliffe947 honestly, Perry's the reason I didn't watch OOTS. I just don't find him entertaining.

You're joking, though, Dr. Who? xD

Exactly. Even Doctor Who did humanoid cats far better!

Still waiting for the leak of "butthole edition"

"CATS" was not a waste. It thoroughly humiliated Taylor Swift.

Or you know practical effects like the Broadway productions....

I freely admit I liked it didn't fit that Superman. But at the same time I have only watched edits that changed the William's score for Zimmer's.

Agreed

Also in the show the twist is basically what happened

I enjoyed it. I thought it was cute and funny. To me, it was even funnier thinking that this badass character goes around hiding that he lost his eye to a kitty. (Flerky? Lol)

I thought it was freakin epic, lol.

If a cat scratched my eye out, I'd wring it's neck. Lol!

Thing is though, in the Winter Soldier movie (I think) when told by Cap to trust him he responds with “the last time I trusted someone, I lost an eye”. Now if that was an attempt to hide what really happened by Fury then fair enough (doubt it, the writing isn’t that good), if not then they unintentionally retconned how it happened and made an alien cat scratching him for getting too close a bit anti-climactic.

Yes

Thank you! I walked out of the theater so pissed off after watching that movie. Ridley Scott took the mystery out of the xenomorph and shrank the Alien universe down. All because he loves his David Android soooooo much and wanted to focus on A.I. instead of the A.L.I.E.N.

@@dirtybuttsteve2827 when everything scientifically boils down to evolution... there is no mystery to what a creature is. Adding in the origin expands the universe. Now we have this idea of how they were created. We have an understanding of what the ship in the original movie was... theres still plenty more to be explored like the weyland-yutani Corp, the engineers and how they came to possess the xeno precursors, etc. Your focus is just hyperfocused on the xenos alone.

@@dirtybuttsteve2827 Yeah. Don't bother with post-Gladiator Scott, just watch Alien and Blade Runner on repeat.

@@adamheywood113 Oh, definitely. I have a love/hate relationship with Scott’s movies. I absolutely loved the first Alien, Blade Runner, and Gladiator. Hell, I even liked Hannibal.

Not to mention the 3PO is the most popular model of protocol droid around. He might think "Oh, I used to have one of those" like how if you ever saw someone driving an old Honda Civic you wouldn't asume it's the exact same one you drove in college.

But... Vader stops the stormtroopers from shooting at Chewbacca who was carrying 3PO...

@@ANonymous-mo6xp Because he already had a "deal" with Lando, that they would be held there. At the threat of leaving a garrison there. If he had Chewie or the Princess shot, that would break the deal, and possibly cause the citizens of Cloud City to join the rebellion, and the Empire needed the Tibanna gas produced there.

Yet the original trilogy had three different directors (George Lucas-ANH, Irvin Kerschner-ESB, Richard Marquand-ROTJ), and yet were consistent, and continuity remained throughout.

@@dhenderson1810 There was a unified vision in the original trilogy. Lucas wrote all three scripts. In the sequels, Rian Johnson threw out JJ's prepared treatment for Ep 8 because he wanted to take the franchise in an *entirely* different direction.

The problem was not too many cooks but one man doing everything for Episode VIII: Rian Johnson was not only the director but also screen writer and story developer.

@@garyballard179 And that was his major mistake. Normally the middle movie of a trilogy is about things getting worse, but in this case it was about deconstructing everything. Episode VIII is also the reason all later movies were also doomed. Solo failed because fan wanted to punish the franchise for Episode VIII. Episode IX failed because hthey had to undo all the damage done by Rian Johnson in one single movie. that could simply not work. There are rumors that the whole sequel trilogy will be removed from canon. But I think this is only wishfull thinking by some fans.

@@barbarossarotbart He doesn't consider it a mistake. He did it deliberately. He's proud of it.

IKR?

@@heathercampbell6059 Ditto!.... I thought they were being faithful to the source, now I'm not a Manga reader, BUT I do have all the GITS Animes!

Then ur an idiot.

@@ReignSupreme2014 because I have a sense of humour?

And that’s the problem with marvel instead of giving us a badass or super crazy reason they reduce is it to a joke smh. That’s why I’ve always seen them as nothing more than popcorn flicks tbh.

THAT'S the problem

The most hilarious thing was he trusted the cat who wasn't even a cat, it's extremely dangerous that even the kree are afraid,and the kree are a war race they basically with the Honor and pride thing like Klingons (star trek) So it was brilliant

I was also letdown by Finn’s treatment. John Boyega deserved better!

@@stormtraitor6545 facts

Dumb dumb

@@ReignSupreme2014 that's a real mature response

I honestly thought it was the funniest thing to ever happen in the mcu, it was because it was so out of character for him it was funny

It was hilarious by being so dumb. Not lost in battle or in a horrible accident. Nope. Just an alien cat scratch. Reminds me of I'm Gonna Get You Sucka.

@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom And?

That right there kinda sums up Captain Marvel as a whole. Underwhelming/ a big ol' "Why?". I was honestly hoping Fury would've lost his eye to Talos since he was disguised as someone Fury would've trusted at that time.

...except that is not really a cat scratch. That is the literal equivalent of being brain tapped by your pet, who is Cthulhu. Wonder what he saw, when that scratch happened.

He trusted the cat and it turned out to be an alien who scratched him.

@@copperdaylight except they didn’t follow up on that

@@mattalbert95 ...and this coming from fans who get disappointed when Exposition is thrown at them.

Yes. I've too never seen them as hybrids. Somehow I always thought that the musical could make a good animated movie. I just can't get used to people in cat-costumes, no matter how good the make-up is.

I wholeheartedly agree. I knew from the beginning that she was just a brain in a robot body, so what did it matter if it were a white chick or an Asian girl. Anime characters, unless specified otherwise, are always ethnically ambiguous. Like Spike from Cowboy Bebop is either Asian, white, or even Jewish according to some people! As for the original anime movie; eh, it's more style than substance.

they actually tried and even the original writers tried to tell people but media outlets wouldnt carry the story cuz they wanted to push the narrative of whitewashing

Yeah...Scarlett Johansen as the Major is not a big deal. The major is really just a brain in a jar. In the original source, they steal a full cyborg body for her to use. turns out the body was the opposite gender.

Don't speak facts about the Ghost In A Shell "whitewashing"! The facts don't fit the woke narrative!

@@mickyblue9658 People had every reason to believe it was whitewashing. The creators of the movie didn't make it clear that it wasn't & even they seemed to think it was whitewashing but that it was okay to Whitewash. It's understandable people got that impression it was the impression I got until a reader pointed it out to me. Whitewashing is an issue that plagues adaptations

So, who was responsible for the worst casting in the history of film?

lol

I wish it worked that way for me lol (obviously I wasn't perma dead but I was dead for about 5 minutes and then a coma for a couple of days). I have a much darker sense of humour now, although I guess in a way that's a lighter way of dealing with dark subject matter so yeah... it really does! lol

Exactly. If they had an unknown actress play the part, would anyone go see it who was not a fan of the series?

Agreed.

@Snotty Goth Chick: I couldn’t agree more. Well said.

@Snotty Goth Chick Often something that is forgotten about

@Snotty Goth Chick the opposite direction is worse imo-- American fans that thought all anime characters were all white bc of the wacky hair and big eyes and attributed it to Japanese self-hatred. That was fun to argue about in the 2000s. Idk how many people think like that now, but it was a big thing.

Back when episode I came out I was pretty heavily involved in a few online Star Wars communities (it was long enough ago that a couple of them were email listservs), and oh boy were there ever complaints about it... I remember the communities being virtually unanimous in hating it, and I saw many long, long rants on the topic. There were a lot of things that Star Wars fans hated even more about episode I though, so maybe you just don't remember hearing complaints about 3PO because they were drowned out by other vocal complaints about the movie lol

There were a lot. But with how large the internet is you probably just missed the stuff that I saw/heard. You didn't miss anything worthwhile.

I love the series, but I have to admit, this wasn't my favorite. I didn't have any problems with who played the major, but with how they played her. It was hollow fan service that lacked the wit and grace of the anime's version.

I was a teacher in Japan at the time my about 120 student none of them even knew what kokiku kido ti was.

I was not a fan of this version of the movie as well. Don't hate it it's just meh. Love the original there more more philosophy in it. Which is why I love the movies and the show.

I’m western and enjoyed the movie.

the movie sucked it changed the main theme of the movie and which made it something completely different rent and it didn’t set the world on fire in Asia either it was just meh

I agree, it'll be hard for the tough as nails government agent to explain that a cat took his eye even though it wasn't actually a cat because of explanation of it being a dangerous shapeshifting alien would sound too outlandish.

Yeah, I feel like the person who did this list kind of missed the point of the whole thing. Not everything has an actual badass explanation. Sometimes, a dude just fails to read clear signals and gets clawed by a space kitty for his impudence.

The entire film is a joke.

Agreed. I think it is funny and, while not "badass," works for Fury, and is the reason he won't tell anyone.

@@heatherreasby4555 also, this whole thing was kinda before Fury became the badass we know today. It is almost an origin story for his character as well.

THANK YOU!

Only thing that bothered me with the _Ghost in the Shell_ adaptation was the absolute hypocrisy of the the complainers. All the bitching about Johansson playing Kusanagi - But _not one word_ about the non-Japanese actors playing Batou, Borma or Ishikawa...

Yeah, from what I remember, her android body *was* supposed to be white, so Johansson playing her was accurate. As XR40 says, it's the other characters who were supposed to be Japanese.

@@magus13131 Ding. ScarJo was a perfect casting for this role considering what her character was. ScarJo being a white, 99% machine, playing against a cast of mostly human completely Asian actors would add to the isolation Major feels through the movie. It's the fact they didn't go full bore with the rest of the cast that taints it.

Exactly but still white washing because it was true to the source It exists stupid people and stupid people

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I won't speak for others that have seen ghost in the shell but this western audience member had no issues with Scarlett Johansson being in the role.

@@mikebarber12 And that is awesome. I meant as an overall not everyone. It got much push back from the West which is ridiculous.

Scarlett was perfect for the role

@@Proudtrekkie96 i agree 100%

WhatCulture propably had a problem with it, I don't know anyone who would say it's a problem or 'whitewashing'

Idk why Batman and Robin get so much crap. It seems to me they went for a goofy silly Batman like the Adam West version. I mean they had skates on their boots and Batman had is own credit card, so obviously silly on purpose

@@satoboi3065 because it's supposed to be the same batman as the Michael Keaton Batman which was a lot more serious, they dont mesh to well.

@@stephenschneekloth1535 Yeah. That was the problem.

@@stephenschneekloth1535 yeah got a good point there. Compared to each other B&R is pretty trash. Idk I was a child when it came out so I thought it was ok lol

What? She was one of the best things from those two.

I'm not a big fan of musicals, but Aliens dancing and hissing to the tune of Jellicle Cats might be entertaining.

More particularly, from what I've heard, he specifically hated *Venom* as a character, and didn't want him in any of his movies, but the studio was basically insisting on putting the other of Spider-Man's biggest rivals in the series, since they'd already done Green Goblin (at least, the *proper* Goblin, in Norman Osborn. Harry's run as Goblin is always a knock-off, imo).

More like overload from trying to shoehorn in too many things from multiple sources. Combining the original anime film with the first season of GitS:SAC into one 2 hour long live-action production was just a stretch. And even then they got her origins wrong. Also if you watch the original anime its pacing is awfully slow in places as well. My problems with GitS is with the writing, and solely with the writing.

I have the same thought

Also, it's set in america

Despite the double eye-lid, the original character's name is MAKOTO KUSANAGI. It is set in Japan. It was created by a Japanese artist Masamune Shirow. I work in the industry, the reason a white girl was cast was because execs didn't think an Asian actress could carry a blockbuster movie. It is that simple.

@@lolitabubbles26 In the source material the only shell they had to save the young girl's life was a European one so the girl's whole identity as her memories were wiped became this ethnicity that was not her own. It wasn't "whitewashing" and not because execs didn't think an Asian actress could carry a blockbuster movie since this was way before it became a movie. Sorry but the narrative you're trying to push just does not fit the facts.

And the fact that he fixed it in Deadpool 2

The people who get legit mad at these things probably haven't left their couch for 10 years

That was the white Nick Furry from the comics.

Yeah, but the tachikomas weren’t in the original movie so they couldn’t remake it with them. I am disappointed too, those girls were freaking hilarious. “MR BATOU! THIS TACHIKOMA UNIT HAS NO BRAIN!!”

That and the little kid who was a stablehand-slave back on the casino planet who just casually used a little bit of the Force were about the only good part of TLJ, and serve a great counterpoint to the titanic waste of a legacy that is Kylo Ren. The idea that there's these two people who came out of nowhere, and have a connection to the Force as strong or stronger than someone who was born into a great lineage was basically the only of Rian Johnson's "twists" that I felt actually worked and was something that could be thought-provoking and interesting to see pay off later. Too bad TLJ otherwise felt like such a cesspool of poor writing that I flat refused to see RoS, and am now glad I didn't. Especially given that I hear that they just decided to off the Force-sensitive slave-kid completely in the background, for no apparent reason than just not being important to the story?

That reveal was fucking wank. Stick to Star Trek bro

The Top Ten times that What Culture got facts wrong. New list!

Wait I watched the all 3 of the original movies and not once was Vader and C-3PO or R2-D2 in the same scene together. So how would he recognize a robot that he never saw.

The show yes the movie 🤢🤮.

Every single long time Star Wars nerd of all ages and genders are never satisfied with movies

@@dannyhipolito817 I don''t know. I've seen them all, some more than once, and the only one I really don't like in Rise of Skywalker. Maybe Clone Wars, if you want to count it

Last jedi And rise of Skywalker, both were terrible films dude

Prometheus suffered from trying to much to be a mystery cutting out important character scenes. Damn shame.

So did I.

Don't become hopeless until you truly are. Like a terminal disease... yeah, that'd be hopeless. Keep strong.

Hang in there mate

@@justincoleman3805 the book is for children that obviously like edgy horror and honestly more smart than what that was. It was a soft PG-13 which over the years we’ve seen be more creative,daring and at least some what scary. We didn’t need another “Goosebumps”. I’ve seen cartoons with more middle ground in their content.

PG and PG-13 ratings aren't what they used to be. When's the last time you saw any movie get a G rating?

That's probably it. Japanese fans had no issues with the casting. The freaking Author of the series was happy with her casting! If the author of said franchise is happy then you as a fan or likely non fans opinions don't count

yeah exactly real fans know .....in Gits , she is asked weather she is Japanese , her response "what? can't you tell". Kuze is asked the same question " he says "yes ". a lot of the characters in this "japan" are pan asian, in this world. Motoko Kusanagi is a Pseudonym , its not even her real name....lol

Yeah but it's also just a bad film in general

Animate a cartoon where characters look different but not stereotypical... thats basically whats at issue here... aside from blatantly Japanese roles like samurai Champloo, how are we supposed to know a character is of any ethnicity... certain things make this easy like black and brown people but whites and Asians look a lot a like especially in a medium which largely lacks nuanced detail in its images.... is goku Japanese or American?

@@JordonPatrickMears11211988 he's japanese

I got that reference!

Yeah, many fans are natural enemies. Like SW fans and Trekkies. Or SW fans and Whovians. Or SW fans and other SW fans. Damn SW fans, they ruined SW! Also, you just made an enemy for life.

And yet, he would be missed.

Last Jedi was genius.

I didn’t like either although I enjoyed the force awakens