>kansaiben
Anime cliches you love
Christian Gutierrez
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James Cruz
>OP starts playing during the final fight
Landon Evans
Useless sidekick fucks everything up for the protag
Levi Foster
>MC gets beaten up pretty bad during the final fight
>get backs up and start powering up though the power of love and friendship
>get his ass destroyed even more
Nicholas Edwards
what anime?
Oliver Jones
>comic relief character gets serious
Jace Moore
Gintama
Levi Thomas
>delinquent character gets back up no matter how many times he gets knocked down
John Brown
>ORRA TEME ORRAAAAA ORA
I love delinquents
Brody Lewis
>Comic relief side character
>Is actually stronger than the MC when he gets serious
Ian Thomas
>lolis
Carson Green
>Character's moves/state follows a numbered sequence.
>skips to 0
>goes past 100%
Landon Hall
>character tries to be polite
>gets pissed off and suddenly starts dropping all those sweet janee, ussee, sugee, etc
Julian Moore
>best girl is actually a dude.
Nolan Clark
>character stops in the middle of a fight
>removes weighted clothing
Carter Adams
did anyone do this aside from rock lee
Luke Anderson
Kai did it in Beyblade G-Rev.
Anthony Clark
Goku, Yusuke from Yu Yu Hakusho
Joshua Richardson
>character stops in the middle of a fight
>removes clothes
Robert Stewart
Yes
Owen Turner
>kansaiben
How is this even a cliche?
Zachary Cooper
>character stops in the middle of a fight
>ZA WARUDO
Ryan Wilson
I love the way cyberspace gets depicted in a lot of the older ones
Joshua Mitchell
>Kansai-ben
My dick
I wish more anime with that existed.
Hudson Young
When one character outclasses another so much that they start doing humiliating shit like blocking attacks with one finger. Although Aizen is probably the more infamous example.
William Barnes
I think I might be mentally retarded
I can't hear kansaiben for the life of me. Only think I can ever identify is them saying "chou" but that's not even unique to kansaiben.
I listen to two different characters speaking kansaiben and it's completely different.
How do I hear it better?
Luke Foster
Didn't DB do it first?
Julian Thompson
Aside from the base stuff (like -da becoming -ya), it's got a different tune to standard Japanese.
Listen to this and tell me she doesn't sound different from your standard character.