This guy was the most racist character in Dragon Ball.
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Bro I was scrolling on my phone and thought the webpage was broken
Rev Leon Lonnie Love
damned mine eyes, DAMNED mine eyes!!
Wasnt Popo an Indian/pakistani given the outfit?
MischievousMonkey
Gor bu dëgër
afaik the outfit looks indeed of south indian inspiration
But the rest of the character design looks like a XIXth century caricature of a Black person
Popo himself, as a character is neither Indian nor Black nor human, he's an otherworldly being (just like Karin)
All of these are compatible
Jonah
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this is from 1986, when Gundam was doing it's africa arcGundam 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...gundam.fandom.com
while they skin tone could have been darker between the soldiers, Gundam is still one of the few anime from the 80s that actually tried to make brehs look realistic and not like some racist ass 1930s minstrel show.
Unlike the racist ass caveman dude from Dragon Ball which aired at the same time as Gundam ZZ in 1986, or Mr Popo from Dragon Ball Z which came out 3 years later in 1989.
what's Toriyama's excuse for the bullshyt he put in Dragon Ball?
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Jonah
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Jonah
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How can y'all stan this racist shyt.
Jojo could never Superman could never
Jojo could never Superman could never
Jonah
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we pointin it outHow can y'all stan this racist shyt.
Jojo could never Superman could never
Im'm taking about those who are brehs who Stan it.
How can y'all stan this racist shyt.
Jojo could never Superman could never
Mortal Kombat could never. Street Fighter and Tekken sure will though
Going through this thread is nuts.
I’ve seen K-Pop fans also describe this love hate acceptance with that music from eventually seeing clips of the artists saying some disrespectful shyt about black people or just when black people are in spaces with fellow korean or white fans who start being racist when they see black people in those spaces
I’ve seen K-Pop fans also describe this love hate acceptance with that music from eventually seeing clips of the artists saying some disrespectful shyt about black people or just when black people are in spaces with fellow korean or white fans who start being racist when they see black people in those spaces