is this the most subversive character in western

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Anon09/02/26, 22:20No.12795731

I mean, did you watch the fifa world cup 2026? If your country didn't have one, it meant problems

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Anon09/02/26, 22:21No.12795734

considering he was mvp for japan this wc, probably cheered

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Anon09/03/26, 00:17No.12795898

>even named after one of the aircraft that attacked Pearl Harbor Holy kek

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Anon09/03/26, 00:46No.12795951

How did Goroh get a pass?

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Anon09/04/26, 10:29No.12797995

Oh I looked it up and it's actually interesting. The JP version of the modern rerelease was handled by a separate Japanese publisher who took the time to removed the rising sun insignia from the plane and Zero's bandana sprites. I don't know about the actual language support in the game itself but the Switch version does advertise Japanese language support and Famitsu has a Jp version of the logo with the Kamikaze>Fly High title replacement on top of the american box art, and it's so well done I have to wonder if it wasn't official art shelved by Sunsoft Japan back in 1994.I would love to try the extracted JP SNES ROM from the collection.(Also none of the Aero / Zero games had JP localizations and nips online consider them "hidden gems". They were all planned for GBA ports with new content and far into dev but only Aero 1 released on GBA, with lots of improvements and the series' only JP version (under a completely different name)

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Anon09/04/26, 10:54No.12798017

Checked the latest romset, and only the uncensored world versions of the modern rereleases are there

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Anon09/05/26, 12:35No.12799828

Japs make a game where the joke is "Pearl Harbour" and it's all fun and games but if you make a game where you nuke Hiroshima you're a "sick bastard" and "evil for making light of such a tragedy".

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Anon09/05/26, 15:22No.12800023

This game has the best soundtrack on the SNES. I listen to it so many times every single year, like drugs for the ears.

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Anon09/05/26, 20:31No.12800492

That shit was fifty years ago, nobody cared. Loudness was a band from Japan that used the rising sun flag on their albums and outfits and stuff. They toured America in the 80s and people just thought they were cool

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Anon09/06/26, 04:41No.12801102

I feel by the late 90s, Japanese nationalism was starting to be cool, I definitely remember seeing lots of imperial flags in western media. That stopped in the 2000s and furthermore in the 2010s.

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Anon09/06/26, 07:33No.12801248

don't think I ever beat level 2. there is an unknown amount of levels past level 2 in my mind

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Anon09/07/26, 03:54No.12802774

Nationalists in Japan drive around with the Rising Sun flag on their vehicles and shit. It's not treated like a swastika is in Europe.

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Anon09/07/26, 04:01No.12802789

ancient amerimutt here i cannot recall there ever being a stigma attached to kamikaze pilots they were always thought of as a strange curiosity or even admired for their bravery

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Anon09/08/26, 00:54No.12804179

>i-it was the ONLY possible outcome! they forced poor jewish freemasons to test their evil metaphysical black magic!

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Anon09/08/26, 01:00No.12804189

If another country ever used atomic/nuclear bombs on civilians, the US wouldn't be the sore thumb it is, but that's the way things are. Also the fact the US is still killing civilians and causing wars and give the lives of their citizens to Israel don't help at all either

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