Rick

@combattlerrickv.exportaud.io

30+ He/They, Host of Coffee & Comic Books on Export Audio https://www.patreon.com/exportaudio/posts, and scanner of old anime things https://www.patreon.com/combattlerRickV

The Weinsteins had absolutely nothing to do with Warriors of the Wind. It was the product of Manson International, which was founded by Edmund Goldman, the Columbia alumnus who originally brought Godzilla to the states. It was dubbed into English by Riley Jackson, who dubbed several Toho toku films.

JCP⭐Designs 👺@jcpxdesigns.bsky.social · last wk.

Even legends like Hayao Miyazaki weren't immune. Check out what the Weinsteins did to Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind when they first brought it to the US.

Poster for Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind

In 1984, Tsukuda Hobby released Roads to Lord. As one of the first original Japanese TTRPGs, Roads to Lord paved the way for the expansion of role-playing culture in Japan. I discuss the context surrounding the game’s release, its systems, and history: ogrerun.com/2026/07/26/r...

Roads to Lord and the Japanese Fantasy TTRPG

Tsukuda Hobby may have been the most reliant on adapting franchises, but they would also be the company to perhaps produce the most successful domestic TTRPG out of the crowd of early titles, Roads…

ogrerun.com

I dont know if this is brazen or it has just become so normalized that people who use the stuff don't see it anymore but the text that opens the final paragraph on the right on the big slides for your sdcc presentation is WILD

According to chatgpt written in the Avatar movie presentation.

G Reco is the most Gundam has felt like a certain style of Superhero comics specifically here I am thinking of Kirby and Lee comics where it looks so gorgeous but the talking part of veers into the babble that makes one want to skim a page of Stan Lee dialogue, shame really such a pretty show.