<human>: everyone seems to want to jump on the bandwagon and say " hey man, i got the word machine-like or machanic, like kajal or bob. " i grew up on a series of late-admittedly long cartoons about space travel and the occasional cartoon king or teddy bear, and i liked the characters so much that i rewrote the series to include voice-overs of the characters, including johnny knox and the beano bunny. the first example is an anime series that got a lot of bad press when it became a bad series. since then, it has become a highly-animated series that features lots of bad language and bad animation. take note that some of the series' visuals are inspired by stan lee's famous "grand prix" film, and some of the characters in the series are named after famous film actors, such as johnny knox or johnny manziel. yeah, original comic series based on known characters like bill gates or johnny knox or something like that. i guess the real problem is that when anime is shown on american tv, it's a horrible job to do the scripts, the characters, and the visuals to sanitize american viewers, and when people watch these programs, they often feel insulted by the way they're portrayed by the characters, or they feel like they're being dumbed down by dumb japanese programs, or they see people getting killed by speeding cars or being smothered by giant robots or something else that makes them look good. unfortunately, recent incarnations of the series have made korea look bad and even outsource japanese animation to japan, whereby bad animation can make japanese shows look good. try watching an original japanese episode online, it sometimes sends chills down your spine if only you are smart.
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