File: Japanese Spiderman OP (Karaoke Ver.).swf-(9.79 MB, 320x240, Japanese)
[_] Anonymous 12/20/20(Sun)17:36:23 No.3450473
>> [_] Anonymous 12/20/20(Sun)21:04:12 No.3450499
funnily enough American spider man has never used a gun yet Japanese spider man has used a Tommy
gun to mow down his enemy's. Who has more honor?
>> [_] Anonymous 12/20/20(Sun)21:21:52 No.3450500
>>3450499
funnily enough American spider man has never used a giant robot yet Japanese spider man has used
a giant robot to squash his enemy's. Who has more honor?
>> [_] Anonymous 12/20/20(Sun)22:11:21 No.3450501
>>3450499
>>3450500
funnily enough American spider man has never used a flying car yet Japanese spider man has used a
flying spider-themed batmobile to squash his enemy's. Who has more honor?
>> [_] Anonymous 12/20/20(Sun)22:23:01 No.3450504
unless my ears are mishearing those are kind of somewhat decent R sounds in "spider"
>> [_] Anonymous 12/20/20(Sun)22:55:06 No.3450510
>>3450504
No, they're actually saying "SPIDA MAN." you're subconsciously expecting the "R" sound at the end
of "SPIDER" and by the time you hear it, you are already moving on to hearing "MAN", so your mind
doesn't register the slight mispronunciation.
It's a common trick often used by ventriloquists to pronounce words that cannot be said without
moving your lips, such as replacing "B" with "D" and "F" with "ETH". Good Japanese ESL speakers
do the same thing with those tricky "R" and "L" words.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/21/20(Mon)17:09:08 No.3450567
How does Japanese Spider-Man shot web?
