SOME DAYS
SOME NIGHTS
SOME DAYS
Blake Cooper
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Jose Sanders
SOME LIVE SOME DIE
IN THE WAY OF THE SAMURAI
Jose Richardson
F
Jack Nguyen
HIT ME ON THE GROUND
HIT ME ON THE GROUND
Robert Hughes
THE ELEMENTS COMPOSE A MAGNUM OPUS
MY MODUS OPERANDI IS AMALGAM
Jaxson Walker
WELCOME TO REDLINE!
Justin Moore
SOME FIGHT SOME BLEED
Luis Garcia
A BATTLE CRY
BATTLE CRY
Luke Rodriguez
I miss this show
Grayson White
Geez I miss this series. I need to watch that spoopy zombie episode again - the one that poked fun at the dude who made the Mother series.
Gabriel Miller
WONDER WHY YOUNG WOLF DON'T RUN WITH THE CLAN
Brayden Sanchez
ONLY TRUST INSTINCT AND BE ONE WITH THE PLAN
Gavin Wood
Is it bad that I liked it more than Cowboy Bebop?
Ethan Lee
Probably. But I wouldn't beat myself up over it. They're similar in some respects but not identical.
Jacob James
DEJA VU
Juan Jackson
Bebops still seen as more of a classic and is great but i wouldn't say it's better in anyway than champloo
lethal lunacy, gamblers and gallantry are better than any bebop stand alone ep's for me and the two part eps are 10/10's
Jayden Baker
Is it worth a watch?
Just finished Ping Pong in a seat, and am craving for a good anime.
Nathaniel Baker
>ping pong
I'm sorry nothing will ever compare to that
Jaxson Sanders
Yes. Also, go watch Tatami Galaxy.
David Watson
They're both excellent Watanabe shows, it's really just a matter of preference.
Isaac Reyes
I'm afraid so.
I'll do so, then. Just looked up Tatami Galaxi and it really got my attention, will definetely check it out, maybe even before Champloo.
Grayson Flores
No. Different tastes but they're both great.
Noah Bailey
of course you should watch it user
everybody needs to
Carson Thompson
Nujabes/10
Leo Myers
If i ever get time powers i swear he's the first i'm saving
Wyatt Mitchell
Watching Champloo always reminds me of how Nujabes is kill
Nicholas Reyes
I don't think so. The mix of Edo-era Japan with American hip-hop culture worked way better than it had any right to. Its such a cool aesthetic and the story itself is great.
Anthony Morales
How popular was he in Japan anyway?
William Thompson
You'd be doing the gods' work, user.
John Peterson
Your Are My FRIEND!!! AHHHHH
Cooper Allen
O-ok, no need to get too excited, just agreeing that saving Nujabes would be a good thing.
Blake Smith
from what I heard pretty mainstream in Tokyo but I don't know if that's true senpai
also Lady brown > anything else
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Bentley Anderson
Like previous user said certain artist will be really big in specific places. For instance, just about anybody in tokyo area would know of tofu beats, but apparently outside of tokyo its not that well known. Hip Hop is probably bigger in Shinjuku area than anywhere else in the country. So I imagine its decently popular. At the very least, I've heard him playing in various hip hop clothing shops and some smaller restaurants. There was one curry udon place not too far from where I was staying that played Nujabes and Nujabes tributes almost exclusively.
I'm certainly not an expert on the matter though so take it with a grain of salt. In some ways its just speculation.
Justin Torres
but who would win Mugen v. Jin?