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After they show off their amazing bodies while attempting to play some football, these girls decide to take it inside to show off their better talents. D's what? Lily's 34 D's and Jessica's 32 DDD's of course.

#Undertale sex comic barra full#

Jessica Rabbit and Lily Love bring a car full of Ds and meet up with Juan and Tony to play football. Good luck in all your future endeavors.Big Naturals has a double dose, or should I say quadruple, of all-star fun this week. If youвЂ™re into localization, this is essential.ДЄnd best of luck to fellow Northeastern University alumni Toby Fox. ItвЂ™s always interesting to see what gets changed, what references are gained or lost, and how the product feels on the whole.

#Undertale sex comic barra movie#

I also recommend replaying a game youвЂ™ve played or watching a movie youвЂ™ve seen in English in Japanese. But when something is able to overcome those costs, I think the world becomes a better place. Unfortunately, thereвЂ™s still a lot of costs involved. And itвЂ™s wonderful! I wish more media were unbounded by place and language, able to be experienced by everyone. ItвЂ™s still a wonder to me that Undertale is getting a Japanese release. Like an anime subbing community that explains the pieces of cultural knowledge that might be lost to someone outside of that culture. While Persona is distinctly Japanese, and fans would feel out of place if they made it вЂњtake place in AmericaвЂќ or something equally absurd, there are changes you can make that ease people into this. In comparison, these things have relevance to a Japanese personвЂ™s life. It asked questions about things like kanji, Japanese politics, and history, when English speakers have absolutely no clue. This is precisely where Persona 5вЂ™s localization ran into problems. Still not saying they should have changed it to вЂњchessвЂќ, but wondering if there was a better way to go about localizing this. IвЂ™m not saying Shogi is common in Japan, but itвЂ™s certainly way more understood than it is in the West. At least they did their best to recreate a Japanese version of comic sans and papyrus.

Nevermind the whole wingdings thing (Undertale spoilers). Why is SanвЂ™s the funny guy? Comic Sans! Which is what his font is written in. What made Sans and Papyrus funny was their fonts, neither of which have a great Japanese equivalent. For many people, mind blown.Д«ut for me, this seems like just the surface. Japanese fans were surprised after debating whether or not the character Sans would use еѓ• or дїє for his name, and finding out that the localization went with г‚Єг‚¤гѓ©. Just as the car symbolizes America, the train symbolizes Japan.ДЇirst, the г‚Єг‚¤гѓ©г‚·гѓ§гѓѓг‚Ї. Traveling around in a car, not really knowing your direction. In America, the вЂњroad tripвЂќ is a big part of the culture. On the other hand, putting the product in a culture where nepotism is considered вЂњhelping out your familyвЂќ and is seen as a good thing, the message could be lost entirely without some changes.Д¬onsider the car. In the culture that made the product, maybe even just mentioning those things is a big deal. Consider a game that deals with political corruption and nepotism. Some people obviously object to this notion, but it makes sense. So to get that vision as close to the original, ironically, sometimes things have to change.

ItвЂ™s not that the words are different: itвЂ™s that the creatorвЂ™s original vision was meant for their culture. Unintentional references to things like the KKK get removed when the original creator didnвЂ™t realize that something might be offensive in another culture. Sexual elements often get changed and removed to market things in America, which has pretty conservation views on sex. And when the culture is different in different places, things change. Where translation deals mainly with words, localization deals mainly with culture. Often, the term вЂњlocalizationвЂќ can feel dirty, as if itвЂ™s implied that the new game is less than the original. We talk about what elements were changed or removed, whether itвЂ™s the removal of that weird petting mechanic in Fire Emblem or overtness of KanjiвЂ™s sexuality in Persona 4. In general, when we in America and вЂњthe WestвЂќ talk about localization, itвЂ™s from Japanese (or wherever) to English. What IвЂ™m more concerned about today is the localization into Japanese that was just announced. And then, after finishing it, realizing all the things you missed. ItвЂ™s not a perfect game, and itвЂ™s opening hour is pretty slow, but itвЂ™s worth sticking through to the end. ItвЂ™s about 10 hours long and $10, and way better than a sandwich or anything else that only costs $10. Basically all my interactions with people.ДЄll that said, give the game a whirl.