I wonder if Americans feel confused after reading this.

>>1

I don’t think people who are really right-wing would acknowledge it.

If that’s not the case, then just enjoy it normally.

>>2

There are only worrying factors!

If ninjas and yakuza can be adapted into anime, then I thought this work could be too… but it’s full of problematic depictions in a different vector.

It seems like there isn’t anything that can’t be done if it’s around Netflix.

>>6

There are countries that would be problematic if they were to expand overseas, so it seems even more difficult.

If it’s exclusively distributed in Japan, there might be a chance.

Black and yellow are such straightforward names that it’s funny.

I want the scene of the cross-dresser dying to be visualized; it’s really cool.

>>22

I can… I can’t!!

If anything, Angie’s real name also includes “White,” which is quite direct.

It’s not a derogatory term, but…

I forgot her name, but I liked theNative American girl who survived; she was cute.

>>12

Scarlet is so cute, right?

But the ending is too resolved…

Yellow?

Is there any sign of Iyūrō?

That red over there and this red over here, it’s impossible, impossible!

You’re making a fool of Ieyasu…

It feels like there’s a problem if you say this is not good, so please push forward and make it into an anime.

The scene of the first menstruation in the final act is a good scene, but I wonder if this includes some kind of fetish? It clouds my thoughts.

>>24

Diving while shooting dual pistols, or quickly drawing while gracefully dodging and only getting shot through the coat, the power of the artwork is amazing.

For now, let’s make it into an anime, and if we get yelled at, we’ll just apologize!

>>25

I want to commit seppuku!

It’s a story from the era of westward expansion, so what elements are there to get angry about?

Apologizing doesn’t seem like it’s enough…

What, a scene where Indian corpses are piled up and shot at in 4DX!?

>>29

It’s still too lacking in recognition to be made into a theatrical film…

Let’s keep Captain Blue in our hearts!

>>30

Abnormal person…

It’s not like I’m depicting that white people are superior or that black people and Indians are inferior…

It just presents the past wars and massacres from the perspective of the Indigenous people…

It’s safe theory because it discriminates equally.

How many times are you going to create a thread with the same text?

Aside from the others, aren’t the members of Squad A a bit too eccentric for former soldiers?

Especially those who use a lasso to strangle and say guns are vulgar and smelly while using throwing knives.

It’s a masterpiece, but since it doesn’t get talked about much, I can forgive it somewhat…

The author has been a Kamen Rider person for a long time now…

>>37

Can I talk about my younger sister, Teacher Nagisa, today!?

>>38

Can I talk about the roe deer today!?

>>70

Ah…! Feel free to talk about Wolf Gun as much as you like!

A manga that makes the people who see it love Tanegashima.

To be honest, unlike the overwhelming majority in the minority,

Native Americans (Indians) probably won’t be much of a problem since they don’t have much power.

I mean, the most outrageous thing is Greenwell’s thing, right?

>>41

But that Gray over there is really cool.

Also, it was someone who was disliked in the Blue Squad…

If they did it on Netflix, it would definitely be a disaster—Greenwell would go wild.

Was it before that time?

Greenwell stormed into the elementary school and shot both teachers and students indiscriminately, but is portrayed without glorification as a jerk…

I read this and thought, “Long barrel sniper muskets are so cool!” but it seems that the actual matchlock guns were used for aiming through castle gunports, so they aren’t particularly related to accuracy.

Well, but having Terrence say that the history of this country started when the white people came might be a bit too much…

I kind of like Yellow too much.

The monster Terensroid fights while replacing one of its arms.

I thought that even though it was revenge, since I killed so many people, I wouldn’t be able to die peacefully.

A more intense end than I expected, a sad memory.

In the end, they died consumed by hatred, still driven by the obsession that Blue was still alive…

Tanegashima is nice, but hate songs are also good, right?

The story of Barnie settling things with Goldsmith after chasing him is just too good…

If I dare say, there was a feeling that towards the end, there was too much reliance on Murasaki’s eccentric behavior?

The chances of Kamen Rider SPIRITS being adapted into an anime are still higher.

If an Indian tribe is fundamentally a matriarchal society and a lone male Red survives, the Wishha clan is doomed to extinction.

However, the part about how things change with Scarlett is not explained very well, so it’s a bit difficult to understand.

>>55

If Red and Scarlet meet and end up making babies, it would seriously be a big deal, right?

What is it?

Are you saying it’s discriminatory to depict a revenge tale with Native Americans as the main characters?

I really like it except for the preachy parts.

>>58

The theme inevitably sounds preachy.

>>65

I’m sorry, to be specific, I really like everything except the orphanage part.

Purple swordsmanship is good, isn’t it…?

To twist the sword that was stabbed into the throat and deliver the final blow…

>>58

I understand what you want to say, but thematically, it’s just not possible…

The gun action is cool.

It’s quite rare in manga.

I like Gray’s old percussion revolver.

I hope they make an anime adaptation, whether it’s on Amazon Prime or Netflix.

>>61

I want you to do it… very carefully from start to finish.

America has a ton of self-deprecating movies, so they are definitely more tolerant than Japan.

There’s no way such a strange mechanism for a revolver exists!

It exists…

The door illustration hiding naked Scarlet’s groin with a hate song is incredibly erotic.

I think it’s a bit excessive for two unrelated Japanese people to be racking up kill scores for both sides.

From both sides, it must feel like, “What are these guys who fight for their lives out of a little sense of obligation…?!”

Wasn’t it around the time of Karakuri Circus?

I feel like Kenichi Muraeda was involved in the dialect collaboration for the Nagasaki edition.

I like the scene where a gun is pressed against Gray’s temple and jaw to threaten him.

I’m struck by the image of a person who makes their own bullets and ends up with a shortage, and when they use someone else’s, it misfires, leading them to shout, “That’s why you can’t trust other people’s bullets!” before dying.

>>73

At the very beginning, actually, I lost the huge axe I had there.

>>73

The scene where they were saying something like “The yellow clip-fed rifle is seriously amazing” was also impressive.

Can I talk about the BIBLE!?

It’s practically RED!!

Isn’t that axe stronger than a hate song in terms of power?

The cavalry’s cross-dresser isn’t related to Red age-wise, right? They died in a place that doesn’t seem related…

I really like this scene.

I love the poem of the bird that cannot sing, which was first revealed in the hate song.

>>80

Red’s little hands are broken and it’s very visually painful.

Angie getting worked up against Scarlet in the final match is so cute.

Red is

>>83

The colors of Kabuki actors.

I absolutely believe that Gray’s voice actor is Hiroshi Yamadera.

It’s strange that Yellow is still strong even when approached…

>>86

Even when blind, I’m strong…

After quitting the military, getting married, and running a restaurant, the past came chasing after me.

>>88

If you were laughing while tearing apart women and children, then there’s nothing that can be done…

It seems that Nanashi likes Baker-san.

It’s strange that the skill trees for close range and long distance are maxed out.

It’s amazing that the electronic version of this has been released.

Even though Yellow has almost lost their eyesight, how come they still manage to throw accurately?

Do you want to hear about the Yellow Southwestern War?

>>95

You’re here, right?

For now, digging into the backbone of homosexuality.

It was a journey where I kept losing more and more, but still, Yellow is strong.

It’s amazing that I’ve managed to write this much while moving from one serialized magazine to another.

It got a bit sluggish in the latter half, but it was well folded up.

It’s really interesting, but there are too many sensitivities.

Murazaki’s situation is too intertwined with religious views and immaturity to be summed up simply as being gay.

I can’t help but fall in love with the yellow character who stands out so much.

I’m also liked by psycho homos…

>>101

I feel like there are many delicious depictions throughout the story, especially with scenes where the protagonist’s partner faces the past and overcomes it until the end.

I feel like RED is slowing down in the second half, but the final finishing scene is great, isn’t it?

I can see it!! I can see it!!

Angie… no, Lady Annie!!

It’s red… it’s the red sun!!

This is about all I know regarding the creation of stories where Indians take revenge on white people.

I think it’s amazing that they killed off the entire Blue Squad after giving them character.

I thought that about half of them would definitely die as indistinguishable mob characters when the first list was released.

It’s good that it’s not a simple opposition between white people and people of color.

>>105

It would be best for Red to die after achieving revenge…!

>>109

Die already~

>>113

That gaze… the scene of Goldsmith’s death.

If an entire clan is wiped out regardless of race, it’s no surprise if you lose your mind.

The one-eyed middle manager was quite interesting.

Is it Terence?

Murasaki was thoroughly destroyed too.

In the end, will RED and Scarlet have offspring?

>>112

I died.

>>112

I’m dead…

I like this manga, but I thought it was minor, so I’m surprised it has grown so much.

Regardless of what Netflix is or isn’t, it’s something interesting as a manga.

The parody by Shiina from some time ago made me laugh.

Well, Goldsmith is saved by his separation from Barni…