They'll get her character eventually. :)

And that 'Romani' doesn't mean 'Romanian' OR the idea of an alien species despite knowing 'Gypsy' is a slur. That was hilariously.

mine too, shes just so well WRITTEN

That's incredible. I've seen this series countless times and I've never caught that. Good eye!

@@Ozgarthefighter There are more. I pointed out the red dragon mural that appears briefly in episode two. If you've seen the series you know what that's hinting at.

Came here to mention this, leaving satisfied

I wish someone had lent her money to buy a better outfit. Cheesecake or not I'm just not a fan of it.

What did you think of the live action costume?@@Renoistic

Steve Blum is in practically everything. It's wild how much work that dude has done.

When most people say "gypsy" they're referring to the Romani and not any general itinerant people.

@@DJKuroh Who is "most people"? I strongly suspect it depends on where and when you grew up. The people and the lifestyle are conceptually intermixed for a lot of English speakers. In any case, even if you are correct, it doesn't change the fact that Irish Travelers are definitely not Romani.

@@BalbazaktheGreat Most people as in that's the number one definition when you look up the word, brother. The best way to describe the origin of the word "Gypsy" is to liken it to the word "Indian" being used to describe Native Americans. Dumb dumbs thought they had landed in India, so the natives became "Indians". People thought the Romani people were from Egypt so they labeled them "Gypsies". I don't think of either of these words as a "slur" (most of the time these designations are not used to mock or insult, but because the speaker is unaware of the history behind the word) but they are both incorrect names for a people, so insisting on using them is a really obtuse thing to do.

@BalbazaktheGreat Definitely add "where I grew up" go that. I don't mean to speak for the world or even the USA. I agree about Irish Travellers. I wasn't sure why they were brought up unless I missed something in the reaction since Faye was talking about "romani = gypsy".

@@DJKuroh So, as I was trying to indicate, for many English speakers the word "gypsy" refers to the itinerant lifestyle first and the Romani ethnic group a distant second at best. Many people may not really understand that the Romani ARE a cohesive ethnic group; I know I certainly didn't know growing up. And I had never heard of "Irish Travelers" until I saw the movie Snatch - but my reaction upon learning they existed was "oh, they are a type of gypsy." Have you ever heard the song "Gypsy" by Fleetwood Mac? Or "Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves" by Cher? These songs are not necessarily about actual Romani people - the term gypsy here has been largely divorced from the Romani ethnic group. In the video above, Morgan incorrectly refers to Irish Travelers as "Romani" because she's trying to avoid using the term "gypsy" in this broader sense of people who live an itinerant lifestyle.

_"Like chicken soup when your sick."_ Well put. Quite apt.

I love your funny words, magic man.

I think the software it unlocked was destroyed in that explosion. The chip was just the key to unlock it, not the software itself.

@@schmuck.on.wheels Maybe? That's a possibility.

@@BalbazaktheGreat I mean I'm pretty sure that's what is said in the episode. The casino guy has the software and is trying to get the key. I remember because I was thinking why else would the writers make the chip the key and not the software, seems like an unnecessary complication unless it's meant to set up that ending.

@@schmuck.on.wheels It's an encryption software, yeah? I always assumed it was in use by some organization somewhere that the casino guy was planning to hack. But who knows?

Those are rookie numbers

@@SaidBKD95 I prefer the term “selective.” My attraction totally stemmed from her movements. She was animated so well, my hormones forgot she didn’t exist. It’s the only time that ever happened. What can I say?

My first crushes were Ryoko, Sango, Meryl Strife, Suzuka (outlaw Star), Botan, and Chris McKenzie (0080).

Cool

THANK YOU!

Well, Mount Rushmore maybe. Teddy and Abe are cool but they're not founding fathers

@@CarbonMage You are right, but it is not just the chronology. Teddy is not an Abe variant. Stop me if you heard it before : The protagonist, a lone wolf, is push into a conflict against a powerful foe. He trained, tested himself to gain an ultimate Form/Technic/Fordden. But once the villain vanquished, a new more powerful menace arrived, and you repeat to gain even more awesome superduper power. and you do that for multiple decades. ( Hollywood should take note ) If you want a monument just to Shonen : maybe but you missed the ultra classics : Saint Seiya and Captain Tsubasa.

DBZ has a case it's influence on anime is just way to massive to ignore

@@princemwamba5230 I would say Dragonball more than DBZ. The Dragonball manga codified a lot of the visual emotional shorthands used widely in anime and manga today and had a much bigger impact on anime. Z was an early exposure for a lot of american anime fans but the original series had much more of an overall impact on the art form.