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For the past few weeks, I’ve been translating Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix 2 into English!
It’s a shame this gem never released outside Japan like Kinnikuman Generations did.
Now the menus, techniques, character text & title screens are fully translated! 💪🔥
@Kinnikuman_MGP2
This took me an hour to make and I curse myself with blinding stew as consequence. #EuphoriaHellContest
Oh yeah it's Kinnikuman's birthday (as well as the other fated princes)...
Celebrate with some good old cow and rice. It's fast, good, cheap, and time-tested.
(Oh also April Fools ig)
I don't think there's any anime translations of Makibao out there, but for the readers, Grem and the Hell's Missionary guys have recently started translating the Makibao manga so you can get on those if you want to start up on the story of the shit slinger.
Just like me fr fr ig.
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This is how I realized that Meat Alexandria and Agnes Tachyon share the same va. And since she is going to going to be a wrestler as well (nice btw), my brain is forcibly imagining the two swapping their roles.
Don't get me wrong, Meat would be a great trainer, but uh... scary.
Voice actress and singer Sumire Uesaka is set to make her professional wrestling debut at Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling's 29 March event at Ryogoku Kokugikan -and the road to the ring began with a very public act of violence.
On 10 March, Uesaka carried out an attack on Representative Tetsuya Koda outside Shinjuku Takashimaya in scenes that drew inevitable comparisons to Tiger Jeet Singh's infamous 1973 assault on Antonio Inoki. It turns out the comparison was no coincidence.
Uesaka is a devoted student of Showa-era pro wrestling, and Singh is the reason she fell in love with it in the first place. It was his entrance theme, Saber Tiger, that first pulled her in - and from there, she found herself captivated by his visuals, his unwavering commitment to villainy and his wars with Antonio Inoki and the Strong Style wrestlers of the era.
She spoke warmly about the larger-than-life monikers given to the foreign wrestlers of that period - The Mad Tiger of India, The Unsinkable Battleship, The Human Mountain - likening them to anime characters brought to life.
Remarkably, Uesaka is not of that generation. She discovered the footage on YouTube around the time she finished middle school, drawn in by the electricity of the crowds and the brilliance of the live commentary. The tag matches involving Singh and Umanosuke Ueda left a particular impression, as did Inoki's famous tongue-out fainting incident against Hulk Hogan.
Now she steps into the ring herself. Whether history repeats itself in ways she would rather it didn't, remains to be seen. What is certain, however, is that Uesaka brings something equally valuable to TJPW: an audience.
With close to a million combined followers across Instagram and X, her debut has the potential to cast a spotlight on the promotion far beyond its traditional fanbase. TJPW have been building quietly for some time now, and if Uesaka's presence accelerates that momentum heading into Ryogoku, the timing could not be more perfect.
#上坂すみれ
#tjpw
Idk what compelled me to pick the images for these. I just wanted to be silly.
But yeah, sure, here ig.
Replying to @ShomaStomach
multiple versions of the templates for those who don’t want to do all of it!
I LOVE THIS FORM I LOVE THIS FORM I LOVE THIS FORM I CANNOT GO FIVE SECONDS WITHOUT GLAZING CATASTROM I LOVE IT SO MUCH OMG IT'S SO STUPIDLY BUFF AND HAS THE ORANGE UNDERTONES LOOK LIKE LAVA DEFINING HIS MUSCLES I AM IN LOVE!
Okay sorry I'll stop. Zeztz is good.







































