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Author:  Rich [ Sun Jul 13, 2008 3:59 pm ]
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Thanks to toybot where in here :)

http://difmag.com/

Page 43 :)

Its an online free zine, I wish I paid attention in spanish class now :)
Author:  redhanded [ Sun Jul 13, 2008 4:58 pm ]
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Awesome!
Congrats to both of you!
Author:  Parka [ Sun Jul 13, 2008 5:24 pm ]
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LASH wrote:
Thanks to toybot where in here :)

http://difmag.com/

Page 43 :)

Its an online free zine, I wish I paid attention in spanish class now :)


and maybe English class ;)
Author:  Rich [ Sun Jul 13, 2008 5:36 pm ]
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Parka wrote:
LASH wrote:
Thanks to toybot where in here :)

http://difmag.com/

Page 43 :)

Its an online free zine, I wish I paid attention in spanish class now :)


and maybe English class ;)


lol, true .... fuck you man :)
Author:  Parka [ Sun Jul 13, 2008 5:40 pm ]
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Awesome retort! :lol:
Author:  jebcrow [ Sun Jul 13, 2008 5:41 pm ]
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you both get an F.....

the magazine is in portugese.... :wink:
Author:  Rich [ Sun Jul 13, 2008 5:47 pm ]
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jebcrow wrote:
you both get an F.....

the magazine is in portugese.... :wink:



What ever ya bastard, bottom line is I cant read it. :)

But it looks cool :) !
Author:  liquidsky [ Sun Jul 13, 2008 6:01 pm ]
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Many of the Japanese toy designers homenageiam the heroes nipónicos-series
TV of 70, as "Kamen Rider" (represented by RealxHead in color,
in masks, armour and in the belt) and "Kikaida" (half of one color and half
otherwise). The main categories are the class of robots and toys in the vinyl (kaiju
or monsters). These include companies from vinyl toys RealxHead, Secret Base,
Gargamel and Bounty Hunter series because they very limited and rare (50 to
60 pictures per color) for adult collectors. While the super-heroes-American
drain face villains, the heroes Japanese (which include robots), struggle with
giant monsters or aliens. This attitude reflects Eastern ideals: Japan is a country
very small and isolated that used the technology for the post-war revival of
ashes of Hiroshima, moving in the direction of global power.
Author:  toybotstudios [ Sun Jul 13, 2008 9:07 pm ]
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liquidsky wrote:
Many of the Japanese toy designers homenageiam the heroes nipónicos-series
TV of 70, as "Kamen Rider" (represented by RealxHead in color,
in masks, armour and in the belt) and "Kikaida" (half of one color and half
otherwise). The main categories are the class of robots and toys in the vinyl (kaiju
or monsters). These include companies from vinyl toys RealxHead, Secret Base,
Gargamel and Bounty Hunter series because they very limited and rare (50 to
60 pictures per color) for adult collectors. While the super-heroes-American
drain face villains, the heroes Japanese (which include robots), struggle with
giant monsters or aliens. This attitude reflects Eastern ideals: Japan is a country
very small and isolated that used the technology for the post-war revival of
ashes of Hiroshima, moving in the direction of global power.


haha. i knew someone was gonna translate this. So the question was: "What do you think the differences are between American Super Heroes and Japanese Super Heroes?" I didn't have a lot of time to think about my answer, but my reply was something along the lines that in America, Super Heroes typically fight against evil Super Villians. In Japan, however, Super Heroes usually fight against aliens and/or monsters and sometimes utilizing Giant Robots in their fight against the "Monster Aliens". The parallel being that post WWII, Japan used technology to become a super power.

what do you think the differences are between American and Japanese Super Heroes?
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