Kinnikuman episode 32 (Anime)
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193-HIT COMBO!
Kinnikuman: Giving a new meaning to the word “tea-bagging” since 1983.
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It has been pointed out to us that our release of Raoh Den: Jun’ai no Sho was not the director’s cut, as we had been led to believe (thanks to Bellum for catching that). Drax is helping us out with this little problem, so expect the proper version real soon!
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Darn Bayfile, I wants my Kinnikuman!!!!
Thank for the release though, now just have to wait for the site to cooperate.
Yes! Can’t wait to watch this tonight.
Thank you very much for the upload! Is anyone else having trouble downloading this? I’ve attempted four times and have gotten the “Start Download” button from Bay Files, but the download never starts.
I must have tried like 30 times yesterday, we’ll see today…
We’re sorry for the inconvenience. We aren’t all that satisfied with Bayfiles either, but we have to go with what we have here after the Megapocalypse.
Chaos – don’y you have someone to help with the torrents? Why do torrents appear several days later?
1. it takes time to download
2. not days
I LOVE this episode! I can’t wait to see it in English!
One of the best examples of Kinnikuman, fight wise, is in this one, and the moment that’s second most memorable is right there.
A question, though: Why was Benkiman’s name translated as “urinal man?” Benki is a brand name of toilet. My college has a couple of restrooms with Benki toilets installed.
Actually no, having actually lived in Japan, “benki” is just the general word for a urinal, so I figured that would be the more likely translation.
Thanks as always!
TheOrgg – why do you think this episode is so special? If it’s a spoiler then don’t answer please (i’m pretty sure you mean the way Warsman stabbed the T-dude). I remember several episodes ago when they revealed that Warsman is from the USSR i couldn’t believe it. I grew up playing the nes Kinnikuman game (characters had those HUGE heads) and i couldn’t tell what was going on. So having everyone coming from a specific country was a shock to me and Warsman coming from the USSR… It’s Japan afterall we’re talking about… I should of expected the unexpected.
Thanks, you guys! This is awesome.
Why it’s a great example of Kinnikuman is the variety of offbeat characters that fight.
The first most memorable fight is Ramenman vs Brockenman. This episode has the second most memorable, Rubix vs The Mindpuzzler (or Cubeman vs Mindpuzzle man… I like the Ultimate Musclizations of most of the characters…)