the love that i’ve found, 8 tracks about gintama but mostly sakata gintoki
andrew jackson jihad, rejoice / vampire weekend, giving up the gun / galileo galilei, lonely boy / bastille, weight of living pt.i / relient k, must have done something right / mother mother, bright idea / andrew huang, in the sun / radwimps, 最大公約数
I wish I had a pair of little magic glasses
That I could see the future just by lookin’ through
Then I could know what road tomorrow’s gonna take me down
And I could see if I’ll be walkin’ down that road with you
Happy Birthday Shinpachi
the idea of being right-handed or left-handed is so fucked up. like how in the hell is it evolutionarily advantageous to have one hand that’s good at everything and one that’s fucking useless. why aren’t we all dead.
Sorachi’s Question Corner (Gintama Volume 38 - chapter 332)
QUESTION:
Sensei, don’t you think you make fun of Mr. Yamcha too much? Certainly when one thinks of Yamcha, the phrase “good-for-nothing” often comes up. But that does not establish his value. First of all, he is very respected. That’s very apparent when you look at Puar. And speaking of Dragonball, it is a manga famous for having lots of treacherous underlings, subordinates taking their superior’s place. Among them, it is rare for one whose loyalty to their master always persists. In terms of Yamcha’s position, his senior as a pupil, Kuririn has more raw strength, but even he addresses Yamcha with the suffix “san” attached, which I think just shows how much respect he has (speaking of which, Tenshinhan, whom is about the same age as him, says things to him like “you have any cash on you?”). Even in the episode where he split up with Bulma, that was actually Bulma getting dumped by Yamcha. A man of Yamcha’s caliber would not get left by a woman. But Yamcha wasn’t demeaned by Bulma, he chose to be a clown on his own. DB is liable to have character’s value be determined by their strength, but I think the one with the truly greatest caliber as a human is Yamcha.
ANSWER:
I agree.
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Sorachi’s Question Corner (Gintama Volume 38 - chapter 334)
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QUESTION:
Sorachi-sensei, hello. What exactly is Yamcha to you, sensei? Please, you’ve gotta tell me.
ANSWER:
Yes, certainly when one thinks of Yamcha, the phrase “good-for-nothing” often comes up. But that does not establish his value. First of all, he is very respected. That’s very apparent when you look at Puar. And speaking of Dragonball, it is a manga famous for having lots of treacherous underlings, subordinates taking their superior’s place. Among them, it is rare for one whose loyalty to their master always persists. In terms of Yamcha’s position, his senior as a pupil, Kuririn has more raw strength, but even he addresses Yamcha with the suffix “san” attached, which I think just shows how much respect he has (speaking of which, Tenshinhan, whom is about the same age as him, says things to him like “you have any cash on you?”). Even in the episode where he split up with Bulma, that was actually Bulma getting dumped by Yamcha. A man of Yamcha’s caliber would not get left by a woman. But Yamcha wasn’t demeaned by Bulma, he chose to be a clown on his own. DB is liable to have character’s value be determined by their strength, but I think the one with the truly greatest caliber as a human is Yamcha.
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