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Umm, watched it but I have no idea what you are talking about
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hrm. Sorry, I guess I underestimated how easy black Jack and gaikokujin would be to recognize. Well, his nationality is the argument in questiion.
If you put your camera phone (bar code reader) on the guys face at the end he will send you to the website to debate this http://aniful.jp/pr/
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Heh, they’re such bad actors “BEHOLD! FOR I AM THE READER OF THE OBJECT YOU CALL…A TELEPROMPTER!!”
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かわいい～
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Not a good acting
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If you go the barcode you can download the answer (which is the second part of the commercial). It’s a clip from the anime and it says that he’s (find out for yourself). You can only play the video once though.
And in an attempt to out-geek the Japanator commenters, isn’t it more precisely a backdrop hold since she holds on to the bridge (as if for a pin) before letting go?
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If I remember my Black Jack Law correctly isn’t the skin graft on his face…from someone’s bottom?
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Me must fight, for I disagree with that notion!
That one girls haircut it just horrible!
Very entertaining clip though!
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すばらしい
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Bizzare. The fighting was just hilarious to even watch. I didn’t know about the barcode thing, as it seems to be an idea that US phones probably doesn’t support. But, it just tells you how far keitai technology has advanced in Japan (meanwhile, US phones are about 2 to 3 years behind in terms of innovations).
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