Kung Fu Cooking Girls Blends Food, Violence And Pretty Girls

[cainx10a]

I'll do this in list form
1. Put it in english so it sounds better and not like a bunch of random sounds.
2. These guys should make an animated DOA, they have the jiggle physics.
3. the blonde ladies pants opening was a bit much for me to handle, I had a similar reaction to the guy in the video.

1. Learn chinese
2. Yes
3. No.

English is a 'universal' language, so it will be easier for more people to understand it. I don't care about Subs, since taking a few seconds to read a line might accidentally make you miss some special action on the screen. Learn "Language X" is just a cop-out. Learning a new language ain't easy, and English happens to be one that anyone definitely needs to pick up, for obvious reasons.

thats really uncool. more people are native chinese speakers than english speakers. the fact that english is "world language" is because of political history.
also why would you ask them to learn your language then? not to say that anybody has to learn chinese, but that comment was just very ignorant.

English happens to be my 3rd language. And also happens to be the 2nd language for a lot of people. End of line.

 

[MFenix]

Using a table as a weapon? That's pretty dang awesome. Don't think I've seen any other shows do that or at least not as awesome as this one did.

 

[Kopikatsu]

The fact this was made in China baffles me in so many ways...

How, in COMMUNIST China, did a film basically about capatalism even get made?

How did they make the best quality anime animation outside of a Hayao Miyazaki film in a countries who has such rampant piracy their been cases were actors were offered pirated versions OF THEIR OWN FILMS (happened to the new Bond with the Chinese release of Casino Royal).

How was it uploaded to Youtube when Google (owners of Youtube) isn't allowed in China?

Er...China isn't Communist. They're Socialist. It's the People's Republic of China. They're a Republic. Know what else is a Republic?

'I pledge allegiance to my the Flag of the United States, and to the Republic for which it stands...'

'Course, the US is a democratic republic and I don't actually know the name for the kind of republic that China is, but still.

 

[Kasper Gundersen]

That fight scene was really awesome and even though I can't speak a word of Chinese, I could still easily follow the plot
(I saw that nipple guys, real classy

 

[Subbies]

Ever since I first saw it, I CAN'T STOP WATCHING!!! It's just plain fun and hilarious. I think I've already seen it about 5 or 6 times and I keep coming back for more. Now I'm off to watch it again

 

[DarkPanda XIII]

Heh, well, funny part is there were some parts to it that made me feel a little..well..like it was underdeveloped, then I realized that there was only like...10 members of the team...with like two of them doing the actual art part of it. So I think it's very incredible for a small group. Good job, Wolf Smoke! I hope this gets a lot of attention to all the right people!

 

[John Funk]

Nice, but nothing special. Any good animation studio with some money to spend can make a good-looking short. Try Studio 4°C's "Kung Fu Love" for something vaguely similar.

The point was that this "studio" is like, three or so people.

 

[PunkRex]

That was awesome. The style reminds a little of "Wakfu" which I still need to watch, so if you will excuse me.

 

[Dr. wonderful]

Why did they end up in a bathtub together?

I'm so confused.

Foeyay [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/FoeYay]. That is all you need to know.

I didn't know anime's did nipple slips . . .

It's possible, I seen a lot of other works do it.

 

[Stuntkid]

I didn't know anime's did nipple slips . . .

It's possible, I seen a lot of other works do it.

hmm, I that it was usually pantyshots :/

 

[Dr. wonderful]

I didn't know anime's did nipple slips . . .

It's possible, I seen a lot of other works do it.

hmm, I that it was usually pantyshots :/

Kenchi: The mightest disciple in manga managed to do it...A LOT.
In anime: puni puni poemi.

 

[razelas]

The fact this was made in China baffles me in so many ways...

How, in COMMUNIST China, did a film basically about capatalism even get made?

How did they make the best quality anime animation outside of a Hayao Miyazaki film in a countries who has such rampant piracy their been cases were actors were offered pirated versions OF THEIR OWN FILMS (happened to the new Bond with the Chinese release of Casino Royal).

How was it uploaded to Youtube when Google (owners of Youtube) isn't allowed in China?

Er...China isn't Communist. They're Socialist. It's the People's Republic of China. They're a Republic. Know what else is a Republic?

'I pledge allegiance to my the Flag of the United States, and to the Republic for which it stands...'

'Course, the US is a democratic republic and I don't actually know the name for the kind of republic that China is, but still.

North Korea is officially the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, but they neither are the least bit democratic nor resemble anything of a republic.

China is neither a republic nor communist either, and calling it socialist is only a little better, but still incorrect. Wiki best describes China as a "single-party led state," because China defies conventional Western political and economical classifications.

I'll do this in list form
1. Put it in english so it sounds better and not like a bunch of random sounds.
2. These guys should make an animated DOA, they have the jiggle physics.
3. the blonde ladies pants opening was a bit much for me to handle, I had a similar reaction to the guy in the video.

1. Learn chinese
2. Yes
3. No.

English is a 'universal' language, so it will be easier for more people to understand it. I don't care about Subs, since taking a few seconds to read a line might accidentally make you miss some special action on the screen. Learn "Language X" is just a cop-out. Learning a new language ain't easy, and English happens to be one that anyone definitely needs to pick up, for obvious reasons.

thats really uncool. more people are native chinese speakers than english speakers. the fact that english is "world language" is because of political history.
also why would you ask them to learn your language then? not to say that anybody has to learn chinese, but that comment was just very ignorant.

English happens to be my 3rd language. And also happens to be the 2nd language for a lot of people. End of line.

Just because you're multilingual doesn't let you off the hook for insulting Chinese as a "bunch of random sounds," which is a rather racist comment.

 

[cainx10a]

thats really uncool. more people are native chinese speakers than english speakers. the fact that english is "world language" is because of political history.
also why would you ask them to learn your language then? not to say that anybody has to learn chinese, but that comment was just very ignorant.

English happens to be my 3rd language. And also happens to be the 2nd language for a lot of people. End of line.

Just because you're multilingual doesn't let you off the hook for insulting Chinese as a "bunch of random sounds," which is a rather racist comment.

Where did I say Chinese sounds like "a bunch of random sounds"? Please, do show me.

Since that might prove a challenge for ya, here ya go: (HINT: Look at the name quoted )

I'll do this in list form
1. Put it in english so it sounds better and not like a bunch of random sounds.
2. These guys should make an animated DOA, they have the jiggle physics.
3. the blonde ladies pants opening was a bit much for me to handle, I had a similar reaction to the guy in the video.

1. Learn chinese
2. Yes
3. No.

 

[razelas]

thats really uncool. more people are native chinese speakers than english speakers. the fact that english is "world language" is because of political history.
also why would you ask them to learn your language then? not to say that anybody has to learn chinese, but that comment was just very ignorant.

English happens to be my 3rd language. And also happens to be the 2nd language for a lot of people. End of line.

Just because you're multilingual doesn't let you off the hook for insulting Chinese as a "bunch of random sounds," which is a rather racist comment.

Where did I say Chinese sounds like "a bunch of random sounds"? Please, do show me.

Since that might prove a challenge for ya, here ya go.

I'll do this in list form
1. Put it in english so it sounds better and not like a bunch of random sounds.
2. These guys should make an animated DOA, they have the jiggle physics.
3. the blonde ladies pants opening was a bit much for me to handle, I had a similar reaction to the guy in the video.

1. Learn chinese
2. Yes
3. No.

Aw fuck, got angry at the wrong person.

I apologize.

But still, why are you defending an ethnocentrist/xenophobic point of view?

 

[cainx10a]

thats really uncool. more people are native chinese speakers than english speakers. the fact that english is "world language" is because of political history.
also why would you ask them to learn your language then? not to say that anybody has to learn chinese, but that comment was just very ignorant.

English happens to be my 3rd language. And also happens to be the 2nd language for a lot of people. End of line.

Just because you're multilingual doesn't let you off the hook for insulting Chinese as a "bunch of random sounds," which is a rather racist comment.

Where did I say Chinese sounds like "a bunch of random sounds"? Please, do show me.

Since that might prove a challenge for ya, here ya go.

I'll do this in list form
1. Put it in english so it sounds better and not like a bunch of random sounds.
2. These guys should make an animated DOA, they have the jiggle physics.
3. the blonde ladies pants opening was a bit much for me to handle, I had a similar reaction to the guy in the video.

1. Learn chinese
2. Yes
3. No.

Aw fuck, got angry at the wrong person.

I apologize.

But still, why are you defending an ethnocentrist/xenophobic point of view?

Not defending, my problem was with the cop-out "Learn Language X". Let me explain, I watched a good portion of Japanese anime with the original language with subtitle, good times for obvious reason, the voice actors put their soul in bringing their characters to life. I could live off Listening to Mwu La Fraga and Ali Al Sanchez's seiyuu (I love both of them equally, no homo!). But over the years, I found that I need to multi-task in my daily life and activities, often watching anime on my TV while I am focused on writing or reading the newspaper. Since I don't understand Japanese, a dubbed version of the product is easier for me to enjoy.

Another issue is with reading versus watching, sure it might take a few seconds, but sometimes the fight scenes and crazy animation starting filling the screen with all manners of cool stuff, reading a line, and missing a few good looking frames, while trying to understand what's going on, can be painful, hence why I do enjoy Dub version rather than the subbed.

Learning a new language can be fun, but tedious. And since English is the most common language as a 2nd/3rd language, since you will definitely end up using it at the workplace or international workplace, I don't think that English being the language of "the dominating nations" has anything to do with preventing someone from learning it due to some inner pride. I come from a country that's trying to teach the national language in our school when we have been taught french/english since kindergarten. I personally think that's just stupid, since English is so damn useful later on in your professional and work life. That is all.

 

[Bon_Clay]

I love stuff with unique animation styles. And the action scenes were badass as hell. They've got some serious potential, I hope they make more stuff.

 

[Suijen]

The film was made for a Chinese audience first, so not surprisingly it's in the developers' native language. Considering how crap their English is, do you really want them to dub it? And you don't really need to understand Mandarin to know what's going on either.

And yeah, English is supposed to be the universal language, and younger Chinese do learn English in school...it's just that it's usually nowhere near usable.

Oh yeah, and one definition of a republic is a government that in which the head of state is not a monarch. So China, not led by an official monarch, can be considered a republic.

 

[Racecarlock]

I wonder if they'll fight any sand witches.