He was the best character in the game though.This dude is inexcusable.
An afro with NO grease/pink luster and a GODDAMN CHICKEN living in it!
This guy was the most racist character in Dragon Ball.
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Jonah
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This dude is inexcusable.
An afro with NO grease/pink luster and a GODDAMN CHICKEN living in it!
Hey, dont bring Saz into this. Dude was aight
Wasnt no deadbeat and had a job as decorated pilot.he probably the least racist thing to come outta Square Enix
You missed out on Tokyo Tribes, bruhYou know, I can live with that. It's stereotypical, but it's kinda flattering.
Read this back when I was a sophmore in High School, had me feelin like blacks in Japan were dealin with the same shyt we do here in america.
hu3ypdadon
All Star
Japan was colonized by Racist White Americans.Their culture is influenced by the white Americans who str8 shytted on their land and people(Hiroshima Nagasaki)..The Japs don’t kno any better
That's y I always 
when I see brehs obsessing and caping for this shyt. Fukk all this weeaboo shyt. Go support @Blacksands . Support our media creators. Support our agenda
when I see brehs obsessing and caping for this shyt. Fukk all this weeaboo shyt. Go support @Blacksands . Support our media creators. Support our agenda
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Japanese exposure to Black people was through the lens of White Imperialist Westerners. When White Americans first went to Japan they did Black face shows for the local Japanese people. World War II era USA was so racist that White people were talking about "I'd rather have Hitler win than have a Negro in my store". Post WWII these were the kind of White people Japan were exposed to. Yet, at the same time, during WWII the Japanese propoganda was saying "look how bad the US treats Black people. When we win, we will treat them well" and actually had Black people for the bit. The Japanese were aware of their racism, they just didn't care.
Lots of manga/anime has been historically racist. Up until the mid to late 80s all of the manga artists in Japan drew Black characters in Black face. The oldest manga I can think of where Black characters weren't draw in Black face was Crying Freeman, and that came out in 1986. Prior to that characters like 008 from the Cyborg 009 were very common.
Black otaku girls get sad when I show them that Rumiko Takahashi, the woman who wrote Ranma 1/2 and Inuyasha draws Black people in Blackface. My favorite part about One Pound Gospel is that it shows her racism. Toriyama is another one who loves Black face.
Black Otakus have a tendency to stan for a lot of manga authors though because they are just so grateful to see a Black character, even if that Black character is treated as a joke(Bob in Tenjo Tenge). A couple of Black Otaku tried to argue to me that it's "ok" if a character is drawn in Blackface when the character isn't a stereotype, and not surprisingly "Black" from DB was cited as an example. No, it's not ok and there's no reason to support those artists in this day in age.
Originally the most likely manga/anime to have Black characters were sci-fi themed, and they were the least likely to use Blackface. Manga with realistic artstyles never used Black face. When the 90s hit anime/manga started to gain more international audiences, and Blackface characters became less frequent. Nowadays Blackface characters are rare. Cyborg 008 who was originally drawn in a Blackface style and also drawn that way in his 90s incarnation, was not drawn in Blackface for the 2015 Cyborg 009 vs Devilman.
Still...at the end of the day there is no reason to expect Japanese artists to draw Black people well or have any sensitivity to Black people. Sometimes you get a great manga like Blaster Knuckle, but It is always a good idea to support Black artists and their endeavors.
LOL at Luffy being Lyoto Machida and Brooks being an Austrian with a Bob Ross Afro jamming hard on that Soul music. That said, this is interesting. Where did Oda say this?
Lots of manga/anime has been historically racist. Up until the mid to late 80s all of the manga artists in Japan drew Black characters in Black face. The oldest manga I can think of where Black characters weren't draw in Black face was Crying Freeman, and that came out in 1986. Prior to that characters like 008 from the Cyborg 009 were very common.
Black otaku girls get sad when I show them that Rumiko Takahashi, the woman who wrote Ranma 1/2 and Inuyasha draws Black people in Blackface. My favorite part about One Pound Gospel is that it shows her racism. Toriyama is another one who loves Black face.
Black Otakus have a tendency to stan for a lot of manga authors though because they are just so grateful to see a Black character, even if that Black character is treated as a joke(Bob in Tenjo Tenge). A couple of Black Otaku tried to argue to me that it's "ok" if a character is drawn in Blackface when the character isn't a stereotype, and not surprisingly "Black" from DB was cited as an example. No, it's not ok and there's no reason to support those artists in this day in age.
Originally the most likely manga/anime to have Black characters were sci-fi themed, and they were the least likely to use Blackface. Manga with realistic artstyles never used Black face. When the 90s hit anime/manga started to gain more international audiences, and Blackface characters became less frequent. Nowadays Blackface characters are rare. Cyborg 008 who was originally drawn in a Blackface style and also drawn that way in his 90s incarnation, was not drawn in Blackface for the 2015 Cyborg 009 vs Devilman.
Still...at the end of the day there is no reason to expect Japanese artists to draw Black people well or have any sensitivity to Black people. Sometimes you get a great manga like Blaster Knuckle, but It is always a good idea to support Black artists and their endeavors.
LOL at Luffy being Lyoto Machida and Brooks being an Austrian with a Bob Ross Afro jamming hard on that Soul music. That said, this is interesting. Where did Oda say this?
This link doedidnt they leave popo in? How this nikka go unscathed http://data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4...r2F7HW2vrCEtx+5GQ9kVCV1JPiSZsRCEJ+4ohCEJEkf/Z
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philly.
shyt was at least 10,000 characters long lol
okgoodnotgreat
Pro
Is he living in a tree, wearing leopard print pants and sitting next to a rice maker?
StretfordRed
Afro-European
Poh SIti Dawn
Staying Positive, Getting Better Everyday. Holler!
The thing is. I really dont think they do. They resent them and but use it as a power play.
nairdas
I've Destroyed Whole Planets
He was??? I never used that nikka. Even Hope got more burn than him for me.
Givethanks
Superstar
Gundam would never 
Look how they did my guy in 1991
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Look how they did my guy in 1991
John Cowen
John Cowen (ジョン・コーウェン, John Cowen?) is a character that appears in the OVA Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory. At this time, he evaluates Noel Anderson's paper on MS tactics and assigns her to the "Delta Team" of the MS Special Forces (Matt Healy's unit). He also had a good relationship...
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Batsute
The Lion Choker
Gundam would never
Look how they did my guy in 1991
John Cowen
John Cowen (ジョン・コーウェン, John Cowen?) is a character that appears in the OVA Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory. At this time, he evaluates Noel Anderson's paper on MS tactics and assigns her to the "Delta Team" of the MS Special Forces (Matt Healy's unit). He also had a good relationship...
God I miss 80/90s Gundam.
Animation cels are undefeated, true art that’s becoming lost to time.