Also, the menu screen needs to say...
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SAVE (the children)
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LOAD (the gun)
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I've been to multiple hamburger festivals in Japan
Japan is heavily Americanized.
Show me the Hamburger Party in Hamburg.
That’s awesome, and only a six hour drive! I’m even familiar with that area from previous road trips. I’ll have to put it on the list for next year
I'm only five hrs from the Cheeseburger festival in Caseville, MI and I'm a fan of the area. Summer can't come soon enough!
Close to 16 hours for me. That’s a bit far for a cheeseburger
That sounds pretty awesome, wish I had done that at some point in my life.
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Why WOULDN'T it be real? I remember many years ago I saw a trivia fact that said around 50% of all restaurants in the United States had hamburger on the menu? Maybe that changed (it was a late 90s/ early 2000s trivia fact) but hamburger is still super common and popular.
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To be fair, this was a pretty safe bet.
I legitimately want this
Japan failing to understand Western Culture is like.. one of my favorite Bad Writing Tropes!
I love it when they try to give Christianity a magic system.
God I love Castlevania, but I gotta chuckle when I see things like Church Appointed Witches or the Catholic Church having Pan as an informant....
Christianity takes in Japan is wild. It was an underground religion for a few centuries, which always makes things fun.
To be fair it was an underground religion in the west for a while too
Honestly, NGE's version of the Rapture/Eternity/Fanta wasn't even that bad.
Japan as a whole utterly fails to comprehend what nuns are and it's kind of hilarious when it pops up.
This thing has been reminding me it exists every few years for the past 2 decades.
My first time seeing it.
Just in my immediate area I could go to (when they're being held that is):
A peach festival, a garlic festival, a chocolate festival, the state fair which is like a giant stereotype all of its own, an apricot festival, a Sturgis satellite thing, classic car festival and tribute to American Graffiti fucking up traffic downtown, and so many more I haven't personally been to or even heard of, I'm sure.
We celebrate everything because then we have an excuse to party.
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Potential character names:
I went to find this before realizing this was the reference!
You know, for a bunch of made up names some of them sound both funny and kinda believable.
Bonzalez at least looks like an English->Japanese->English transliteration problem.
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There are no finer names than Bobson Dugnutt and Dwigt Rortugal.
Bobson Dugnutt has always been my favorite. It sounds like a perfectly legitimate Western name, it just...isn't. The Japanese equivalent would be something like Fujohiko Watashinze.
But what about all american county boy Todd Bonzales? Hes just a teenager in american high school who secretly had the power of Trucks and County Music and Cowboy Hat.
Mike Truck is my personal favourite.
Isn’t he a governor in Texas? Works closely with the very Biggest of Big Oil.
I like how the portrait of Karl Dandleton is a pretty girl
Picking a food that doesn't have a festival in the US would be harder than the other way around.
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One of my favorite games is Earthbound, made by a Japanese company who made a game with a setting similar to America.
I want more JPRGs from an outsiders lens looking in.
They really captured it with police brutality and trashcan hamburgers.
Real talk, though, Earthbound is unique in that they hired a famous comedian to write it. Same for the other Mother games.
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in Hamburg, PA
Perfection.
I need to go to the USA and actually try an American hamburger. Not a McDonald's, a proper big fuck off freedom burger
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