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since the 2-part versions appear to have been taken down
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** In "Evangelion: You Are (Not) Shinji", he notes near the end that he now looks back on his previous ''Eva'' videos, along with most everything else he did prior to 2017, with a level of dissatisfaction that goes into revulsion. He acknowledges being part of the "vitriolic internet reviewer" theme that was so prominent back then and compromising research and honest appraisal for the sake of jokes, and states firmly that he is no longer that person. That said, he makes clear that anyone who likes any of those reviews shouldn't stop liking them just because he doesn't anymore.
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** In "Evangelion: You Are (Not) Shinji", "Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Story of an Otaku", he notes near the end that he now looks back on his previous ''Eva'' videos, along with most everything else he did prior to 2017, with a level of dissatisfaction that goes into revulsion. He acknowledges being part of the "vitriolic internet reviewer" theme that was so prominent back then and compromising research and honest appraisal for the sake of jokes, and states firmly that he is no longer that person. That said, he makes clear that anyone who likes any of those reviews shouldn't stop liking them just because he doesn't anymore.
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* FailedASpotCheck: In his ''Manga/LoveHina'' Christmas special review, he explains the practice of using southern USA accents to substitute for the Osaka dialect in English dubs. He does this so he can complain that Kitsune shouldn't have one since she's from Hokkaido and not Kansai... except Kitsune ''is'' from Kansai and would speak with a Kansai dialect. This means her dub voice having a Southern accent makes sense. Given Kitsune being from Kansai is a major thing about her character, this is an odd mistake to make.
** also in his Jojo video he show's a picture of Part 4's Josuke Higashikata when talking about the (at the time) most recent Jojo from part 8 which is a different Josuke Higashikata from an alternate universe. This is a fairly easy mistake to make though if you just google Josuke Higashikata without knowing before hand that there are two of them.
** also in his Jojo video he show's a picture of Part 4's Josuke Higashikata when talking about the (at the time) most recent Jojo from part 8 which is a different Josuke Higashikata from an alternate universe. This is a fairly easy mistake to make though if you just google Josuke Higashikata without knowing before hand that there are two of them.
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* FailedASpotCheck: FailedASpotCheck:
** In his ''Manga/LoveHina'' Christmas special review, he explains the practice of using southern USA accents to substitute for the Osaka dialect in English dubs. He does this so he can complain that Kitsune shouldn't have one since she's from Hokkaido and not Kansai... except Kitsune ''is'' from Kansai and would speak with a Kansai dialect. This means her dub voice having a Southern accent makes sense. Given Kitsune being from Kansai is a major thing about her character, this is an odd mistake to make.
**also in In his Jojo video he show's shows a picture of Part 4's Josuke Higashikata when talking about the (at the time) most recent Jojo from part 8 which is a different Josuke Higashikata from an alternate universe. This is a fairly easy mistake to make though make, though, if you just google Josuke Higashikata without knowing before hand beforehand that there are two of them.
** In his ''Manga/LoveHina'' Christmas special review, he explains the practice of using southern USA accents to substitute for the Osaka dialect in English dubs. He does this so he can complain that Kitsune shouldn't have one since she's from Hokkaido and not Kansai... except Kitsune ''is'' from Kansai and would speak with a Kansai dialect. This means her dub voice having a Southern accent makes sense. Given Kitsune being from Kansai is a major thing about her character, this is an odd mistake to make.
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** There were plans to do a month of live-action anime adaptations starting with ''Film/SpeedRacer'' with Bennett and Marc also planning to review ''Film/FistOfTheNorthStar'' and ''{{Film/Kite}}''. Unfortunately the plan couldn't materialize due to everyone's scheduling conflicts and Bennett himself was grateful that Doug could come in to review ''Speed Racer'' under such short notice. Bennett later reviewed ''Kite'' in a {{Crossover}} with WebVideo/ChrisStuckmann.
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** There were plans to do a month of live-action anime adaptations starting with ''Film/SpeedRacer'' with Bennett and Marc also planning to review ''Film/FistOfTheNorthStar'' and ''{{Film/Kite}}''.''Film/Kite2014''. Unfortunately the plan couldn't materialize due to everyone's scheduling conflicts and Bennett himself was grateful that Doug could come in to review ''Speed Racer'' under such short notice. Bennett later reviewed ''Kite'' in a {{Crossover}} with WebVideo/ChrisStuckmann.
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** In a 2022 Q&A, he admits to regretting his ''Anime/MacrossPlus'' review for the ending speech, which he now regards as coming dangerously close to saying "[[NostalgiaFilter make Anime great again."]]
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** In a 2022 Q&A, he admits to regretting his ''Anime/MacrossPlus'' review for the ending speech, which he now regards as coming dangerously close to saying "[[NostalgiaFilter make Anime great again."]]again]]."
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** also in his Jojo video he show's a picture of Part 4's Josuke Higashikata when talking about the (at the time) most recent Jojo from part 8 which is a different Josuke Higashikata from an alternate universe. This is a fairly easy mistake to make though if you just google Josuke Higashikata without knowing before hand that there are two of them.
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** In "Evangelion: You Are (Not) Shinji", he notes near the end that he's deeply dissatisfied with his previous ''Eva'' videos, along with most everything else he did prior to 2017, citing his being part of the "vitriolic internet reviewer" theme that was so prominent back then and compromising research and honest appraisal for the sake of jokes. That said, he makes clear that anyone who likes any of those reviews shouldn't stop liking them just because he doesn't anymore.
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** In "Evangelion: You Are (Not) Shinji", he notes near the end that he's deeply dissatisfied with he now looks back on his previous ''Eva'' videos, along with most everything else he did prior to 2017, citing his with a level of dissatisfaction that goes into revulsion. He acknowledges being part of the "vitriolic internet reviewer" theme that was so prominent back then and compromising research and honest appraisal for the sake of jokes.jokes, and states firmly that he is no longer that person. That said, he makes clear that anyone who likes any of those reviews shouldn't stop liking them just because he doesn't anymore.
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* FailedASpotCheck: In his ''Manga/LoveHina'' Christmas special review, he explains the practice of using southern USA accents to substitute for the Osaka dialect in English dubs. He does this so he can complain that Kitsune shouldn't have one since she's from Hokkaido and not Kansai... except Kitsune ''is'' from Kansai and would speak with a Kansai dialect. This means her dub voice having a Southern accent makes sense. Given Kitsune being from Kansai is a major thing about her characte, this is an odd mistake to make.
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* FailedASpotCheck: In his ''Manga/LoveHina'' Christmas special review, he explains the practice of using southern USA accents to substitute for the Osaka dialect in English dubs. He does this so he can complain that Kitsune shouldn't have one since she's from Hokkaido and not Kansai... except Kitsune ''is'' from Kansai and would speak with a Kansai dialect. This means her dub voice having a Southern accent makes sense. Given Kitsune being from Kansai is a major thing about her characte, character, this is an odd mistake to make.
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* FailedASpotCheck: In his ''Manga/LoveHina'' Christmas special review, he explains the practice of using southern USA accents to substitute for the Osaka dialect in English dubs. He does this so he can complain that Kitsune shouldn't have one since she's from Hokkaido and not Kansai... except Kitsune is from Kansai and would speak with a Kansai dialect. This means her dub voice having a Southern accent makes sense. Given Kitsune being from Kansai is a major thing about her character this is an odd mistake to make
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* FailedASpotCheck: In his ''Manga/LoveHina'' Christmas special review, he explains the practice of using southern USA accents to substitute for the Osaka dialect in English dubs. He does this so he can complain that Kitsune shouldn't have one since she's from Hokkaido and not Kansai... except Kitsune is ''is'' from Kansai and would speak with a Kansai dialect. This means her dub voice having a Southern accent makes sense. Given Kitsune being from Kansai is a major thing about her character characte, this is an odd mistake to makemake.
