Spielberg, Tarantino, and Kubrick, specifically Clockwork friggin Orange, The Shining, Kill Bill, and Jurassic Park referenced in the 'most unlikely media imaginable, an anime', Chainsaw Man. wtf

Fake_Lyrian_Officer said:

Spielberg, Tarantino, and Kubrick, specifically Clockwork friggin Orange, The Shining, Kill Bill, and Jurassic Park referenced in the 'most unlikely media imaginable, an anime', Chainsaw Man. wtf

Wow, what a normie take.

bunkhead said:

Wow, what a normie take.

i just wanted to make some references man, what I wont accept is you calling me a bloody normie. You can call me anything else except that

Fake_Lyrian_Officer said:

i just wanted to make some references man, what I wont accept is you calling me a bloody normie. You can call me anything else except that

What references did you make? All I see is you naming the movies and their directors this image references, and calling anime and Chainsaw man the most unlikely media to make said references.
The latter is extremely egregious. Anime make a lot of references, and especially CSM because Fujimoto Tatsuki is a huge film buff. You're just ignorant to all that because you don't actually watch any anime, you just say you do because it's the cool thing to do.

You ARE a fucking normie.

"Here's Denji!"

Fake_Lyrian_Officer said in comment #2278057:
'most unlikely media imaginable, an anime'

Is that a translation you're putting quotation marks around? Are you saying it's unlikely or that it's incorrect to say it's unlikely?
Don't worry about bunkhead, he's an asshole. Or the downvoters, they're also generally quite stupid. I might even suggest that they're "normies".

AlsoSprachOdin2 said in comment #2599979:

Is that a translation you're putting quotation marks around? Are you saying it's unlikely or that it's incorrect to say it's unlikely?

Translation of what? It looks more like a random quote to me, though I have no idea where it could've come from.

They were claiming that anime is the "most unlikely media imaginable" to reference American movies, which, as bunkhead already explained, is not true. I think it's partly because anime has a lot of quirks that tend to stand out more to people in the West, so they're surprised when they see anime taking inspiration from non-Asian countries.

American films aren't the only Western media that inspired Fujimoto Tatsuki, either. It was confirmed in an interview that Denji and Pochita's bond is based off of that between Finn and Jake from Adventure Time. There's also rumors that Makima is based off of Princess Bubblegum and Power is based off of Eric Cartman.

Also, I wouldn't expect an answer from someone who's been inactive for three years.

Blank_User said in comment #2599988:
They were claiming that anime is the "most unlikely media imaginable" to reference American movies

But with single quotation marks around the claim and a "wtf" at the end, so they might have disagreed with that assesment.

Blank_User said
Also, I wouldn't expect an answer from someone who's been inactive for three years.

Right, I missed that. Guess I'm unlikely to ever get a sure answer, if only because Fake has probably forgotten what they meant.