America. We need you. Please nuke Japan again.
 

http://store.steampowered.com/app/379980/

I think I'm having a stroke.
Peace ...out.

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I am so using that line :haha:

Why would we nuke Japan for makimg something this good?

EDIT: The game was made by Americans, so you should be asking Russia.

Russia's busy at the moment, though.

^Yep, they have an anime about school girls plus WW2 tanks and championship matches, so...:roll:

And its Japan, what else is new there?

So we should all be happy that we live in a world where such insanity is possible :D

That's why I like Japan.
Here you wear a fedora and people can't stop poking their noses into your business.
There you dress as a pokemon and no one bats an eye.
We lack a lot of freedom from being judged.

Yup, sorry folks, but we're going to have to get Japan to nuke America for this one.

Indeed! And quite possible, all this is do to the fact they were nuke by America! They were not like that before...

The destruction of 2 cities spared the rest and the civilian population was exposed to the American culture without a bloody occupation.

You are right about that.

Perhaps it's the radiation, or perhaps the entire country decided that life is short, so do crazy things whenever possible!

Well, Ukraine had Chernobyl, and they didn't start making tank-dating games, so I go with theory 2 :)

Yeap!:smug::know::up:

Well, my thoughts are indeed about radiation plus Octopus tentacles inside of everything, I mean everything...:o:o:o
And the used panties vending machines...:dead:
:D

The Japanese animator Osamu Tezuka, (Astroboy, Kimba the White Lion) often considered the grand daddy of anime drew on inspiration from Disney and Fleischer.

For manga and anime fans, Tezuka's biggest contribution came in the design of his characters. The artist needed a vast emotional template to tell his often complex stories. Seeking inspiration, he returned to the pre-war Disney cartoons that he loved as a child. Just like Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, Tezuka's animal and humans characters sported round heads with huge, expressive eyes. Although these features appeared simple and cartoonish, they actually allowed a character to express a wide range of emotions, from adulation to seething hatred.

His style had a huge influence on subsequent Japanese artists, so maybe America as an cultural influence is to blame.

I blame Commodore Perry myself. :D

I guess this is probably the time for me to deploy my secret weapon.

Ladies and Gentlemen, I present WWII and post-WWII commanders and world dictators as anime/manga styled girls:

http://imgur.com/gallery/GWdDa

http://imgur.com/gallery/EzxRE

http://imgur.com/gallery/6e6eC

http://imgur.com/gallery/gQvGN

http://i.imgur.com/ym6fZHv.gif

Too much zimmerit make-up.

We don't need no stinking furriners! We can do that ourselves! :smug: