Please PM me if you happen to have his email, house address or whatever.
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Herms wrote:Really, you could translate either title either way and nobody would care. But God would know.
Very well then... *incinerates "Panda's Dumbass Stamp of Approval"* gone! but keep on hatin' on me for it if you wish. j/kIt was an hour ago. I don't think people will forget that for awhile.
Before I say this I just want to state that I don't want to offend anyone by this.Panda wrote:Don't you know Mr. Toriyama died of a heat attack in June. (joking joking...)
If I was Toriyama, I think I'd just hire a look-alike at this point. Especially since there's a bunch of American males looking to meet me to ask me personal questions. That's kinda grossing me out now that I think about it...
Poor poor Mr. Toriyama.
(I've had a tad to much to drink this evening so please excuse any further comments from me.)
You know, that reminds of that episode in the Simpsons with that dude from Stargate who went to that comic book convention and got kidnapped by Patty and Selma?But Toriyama would probably be scared by some of the fans, you know the typical anime geek, obviously not Japanese, prefferably American, they have a stupid haircut, thick glasses and wanting to ask so many dumb questions from their notepad, a bit like the geeks in Simpsons, I've never met this type of person you only ever see them in cartoons or impersonated in TV programs, they have spots all over their faces and are literally geeks.
They go crazy and eventually kidnap Willy.Nerd: There must be a stargate in this audience! Find it!
Comic Book Guy: WAIT!
Nerds all look at him
Comic Book Guy: There is a girl in the audience.
There's always a translator.I don't think his English is all that anyway, so he wouldn't be able to reply to a message that you won't be able to reach him with anyway.
I think he would be a little freaked out if he met any of his better fans. I mean, the poor man can hardly remember half of his own work... to meet someone that knows what episode Gohan met Videl and during what period Pan was concieved and the absoulte number of fuck ups in the manga (anime, games... whatever) would probably scare the shit out of him.Bejiita wrote:Before I say this I just want to state that I don't want to offend anyone by this.Panda wrote:Don't you know Mr. Toriyama died of a heat attack in June. (joking joking...)
If I was Toriyama, I think I'd just hire a look-alike at this point. Especially since there's a bunch of American males looking to meet me to ask me personal questions. That's kinda grossing me out now that I think about it...
Poor poor Mr. Toriyama.
(I've had a tad to much to drink this evening so please excuse any further comments from me.)
But Toriyama would probably be scared by some of the fans, you know the typical anime geek, obviously not Japanese, prefferably American, they have a stupid haircut, thick glasses and wanting to ask so many dumb questions from their notepad, a bit like the geeks in Simpsons, I've never met this type of person you only ever see them in cartoons or impersonated in TV programs, they have spots all over their faces and are literally geeks.
I know I wouldn't scare Toriyama if I ever did see him and speak to him, I am a very laid back person which I doubt many other DBZ fans are like and I don't look like the type of person who watches DBZ if you met me on the street.
I know a few others who are like me, in the UK of course, I don't know what ALL DBZ fans are like in the US, maybe there are many that don't fit the description above, and I know people in this forum specifically arn't that type, it's mainly the fanboys, and a good reason why people here can have a serious disscussion about DBZ.
You know, this actually is a very accurate description of your typical otaku -- just add an unhealthy obsession with the Flavor of the Month bubblegum pop idol, terrible posture, and an ever-present camera. There was a video on one blog of a Japanese news show talking about one such individual -- a rather extreme case, 40 years old and single, who has spent an obscene amount of money on idol books, CD's, adult videos, etc., and has a disturbingly large collection of pictures of himself clinging to said idols.Bejiita wrote:Before I say this I just want to state that I don't want to offend anyone by this.
But Toriyama would probably be scared by some of the fans, you know the typical anime geek, obviously not Japanese, prefferably American, they have a stupid haircut, thick glasses and wanting to ask so many dumb questions from their notepad, a bit like the geeks in Simpsons, I've never met this type of person you only ever see them in cartoons or impersonated in TV programs, they have spots all over their faces and are literally geeks.