Yakitate!! Japan: Difference between revisions
Content added Content deleted
m (remove image pickin/quotes page inline comments) |
m (Mass update links) |
||
Line 19: | Line 19: | ||
* Ryo Kuroyanagi - Hard-assed tournament judge with a talent for making overblown and very elaborate [[Pungeon Master|pun-based reactions]] to anything he tastes. A [[Running Gag]] has Kazuma frequently calling him an "old man" even though he's only 22. |
* Ryo Kuroyanagi - Hard-assed tournament judge with a talent for making overblown and very elaborate [[Pungeon Master|pun-based reactions]] to anything he tastes. A [[Running Gag]] has Kazuma frequently calling him an "old man" even though he's only 22. |
||
* Spencer Henry Hokō - An Italian-American dude all the way from California and worked at the Nagoya branch of Pantasia. [[But Not Too Foreign|Thinks he is a true-blue Nagoya guy.]] He shows up during the first [[Tournament Arc]] and loses to Kazuma Azuma. He returns in the second [[Tournament Arc]] as a member of Team America. |
* Spencer Henry Hokō - An Italian-American dude all the way from California and worked at the Nagoya branch of Pantasia. [[But Not Too Foreign|Thinks he is a true-blue Nagoya guy.]] He shows up during the first [[Tournament Arc]] and loses to Kazuma Azuma. He returns in the second [[Tournament Arc]] as a member of Team America. |
||
* Yuuichi Kirisaki- owner and [[Manipulative Bastard]] of St. Pierre's, rival of Pantasia. He looks like Gendō Ikari from [[Neon Genesis Evangelion]] and is [[Hey It's That Voice|voiced by the guy]] who did the voice of Gendō too. He tries sabotaging Team Japan during the [[Tournament Arc|Monaco Cup]] and hires the members of Team America to defeat them. He starts Yakitate 25!(9 in anime) as an attempt to humiliate Kazuma. {{spoiler|He was the guy that gave Kazuma the inspiration to start Ja-pan, the national bread of Japan.}} |
* Yuuichi Kirisaki- owner and [[Manipulative Bastard]] of St. Pierre's, rival of Pantasia. He looks like Gendō Ikari from [[Neon Genesis Evangelion]] and is [[Hey, It's That Voice!|voiced by the guy]] who did the voice of Gendō too. He tries sabotaging Team Japan during the [[Tournament Arc|Monaco Cup]] and hires the members of Team America to defeat them. He starts Yakitate 25!(9 in anime) as an attempt to humiliate Kazuma. {{spoiler|He was the guy that gave Kazuma the inspiration to start Ja-pan, the national bread of Japan.}} |
||
''[[Yakitate!! Japan]]'' is notable for being a [[The Parody|parody]] of the shonen fighting anime genre, skewering many of the traditional ''shonen'' character archetypes, and the [[Mundane Made Awesome|overblown way]] in which even the most mundane turns of the plot are depicted. It's a fun--and at times, educational--action series. Watch it, and you'll never again think bread is ''boring''. |
''[[Yakitate!! Japan]]'' is notable for being a [[The Parody|parody]] of the shonen fighting anime genre, skewering many of the traditional ''shonen'' character archetypes, and the [[Mundane Made Awesome|overblown way]] in which even the most mundane turns of the plot are depicted. It's a fun--and at times, educational--action series. Watch it, and you'll never again think bread is ''boring''. |
||
Line 40: | Line 40: | ||
* [[Bishonen]]: Tsubozuka and Kanmuri. Kanmuri was featured in an omake where it was revealed that you can't tell him from Tsukino if you zoom in enough. |
* [[Bishonen]]: Tsubozuka and Kanmuri. Kanmuri was featured in an omake where it was revealed that you can't tell him from Tsukino if you zoom in enough. |
||
* [[Biting the Handkerchief]] |
* [[Biting the Handkerchief]] |
||
* [[Blank White Eyes]]: One of Kazuma's more "dramatic" breads can bring about this effect, with an accompanying [[Near |
* [[Blank White Eyes]]: One of Kazuma's more "dramatic" breads can bring about this effect, with an accompanying [[Near-Death Experience]]. |
||
** And Shadow White. |
** And Shadow White. |
||
* [[Boke and Tsukkomi Routine]]: Kawachi and Azuma when they do the "What the hell?" routine ''a la'' [[Azumanga Daioh (Manga)|Tomo]]. |
* [[Boke and Tsukkomi Routine]]: Kawachi and Azuma when they do the "What the hell?" routine ''a la'' [[Azumanga Daioh (Manga)|Tomo]]. |
||
Line 57: | Line 57: | ||
* [[Contemptible Cover]]: Many, ''many'' manga covers, example [http://www.mangareader.net/334-22924-1/yakitate-japan/chapter-88.html here]. |
* [[Contemptible Cover]]: Many, ''many'' manga covers, example [http://www.mangareader.net/334-22924-1/yakitate-japan/chapter-88.html here]. |
||
* [[Cooking Duel]] |
* [[Cooking Duel]] |
||
* [[Cross |
* [[Cross-Dressing Voices]]: Yumiko Kobayashi voicing Kazuma Azuma and Marina Inoue voicing Shigeru Kanmuri. |
||
* [[Cross-Popping Veins]] |
* [[Cross-Popping Veins]] |
||
* [[Defeat Means Friendship]] |
* [[Defeat Means Friendship]] |
||
Line 93: | Line 93: | ||
* [[Gratuitous Foreign Language]]: Tsubozuka. The language differs depending on what country the manga's published in. |
* [[Gratuitous Foreign Language]]: Tsubozuka. The language differs depending on what country the manga's published in. |
||
* [[Half-Human Hybrid]]: The hupans are half-human, half-''bread''. |
* [[Half-Human Hybrid]]: The hupans are half-human, half-''bread''. |
||
* [[Hey It's That Voice]] |
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]] |
||
** [[Excel Saga (Anime)|Excel Excel]] as a brown-haired boy wearing a headband. |
** [[Excel Saga (Anime)|Excel Excel]] as a brown-haired boy wearing a headband. |
||
** [[Gurren Lagann|Yoko Ritona]] as a pink-haired boy genius. |
** [[Gurren Lagann|Yoko Ritona]] as a pink-haired boy genius. |
||
Line 101: | Line 101: | ||
* [[Ho Yay]]: Ken-chan & Mokoyama, Kanmuri & Kuroyanagi-sempai. |
* [[Ho Yay]]: Ken-chan & Mokoyama, Kanmuri & Kuroyanagi-sempai. |
||
* [[Huge Guy, Tiny Girl]] (Leonhart XIV and Maetal) |
* [[Huge Guy, Tiny Girl]] (Leonhart XIV and Maetal) |
||
** Duh! Mokoyama and [[Bratty Half |
** Duh! Mokoyama and [[Bratty Half-Pint|Miz]]u[[Morality Pet|no]]. |
||
* [[Hurricane of Puns]]: Barely a chapter goes by without some horrendous pun, many of which are lost entirely in the English translations. Even the series title is a pun: "pan" is Japanese for "bread", so "Ja-pan" can be read as "Japanese bread", which plays on the names of other varieties of bread like "furansu pan" (lit. "French bread"), etc. |
* [[Hurricane of Puns]]: Barely a chapter goes by without some horrendous pun, many of which are lost entirely in the English translations. Even the series title is a pun: "pan" is Japanese for "bread", so "Ja-pan" can be read as "Japanese bread", which plays on the names of other varieties of bread like "furansu pan" (lit. "French bread"), etc. |
||
* [[Idiot Hair]]: Kazuma and Monica Adenauer. |
* [[Idiot Hair]]: Kazuma and Monica Adenauer. |
||
Line 176: | Line 176: | ||
* [[Ship Tease]]: Could just be me but [http://www.mangareader.net/334-22869-2/yakitate-japan/chapter-33.html Tsukino] licking her lips while baking an Azuma shaped bread seems like it to me. |
* [[Ship Tease]]: Could just be me but [http://www.mangareader.net/334-22869-2/yakitate-japan/chapter-33.html Tsukino] licking her lips while baking an Azuma shaped bread seems like it to me. |
||
** She also licks her hand where Azuma touched her in the 3rd episode. |
** She also licks her hand where Azuma touched her in the 3rd episode. |
||
* [[Shout |
* [[Shout-Out]]: |
||
** One of Kuroyanagi's overblown pun-based reactions to tasting a turtle-shaped dessert has him turning into Gamera, the giant, flying, fire-breathing turtle ''kaiju''. |
** One of Kuroyanagi's overblown pun-based reactions to tasting a turtle-shaped dessert has him turning into Gamera, the giant, flying, fire-breathing turtle ''kaiju''. |
||
** Episode 68 appears to be a [[Lord of the Rings]] parody... with cooking. |
** Episode 68 appears to be a [[Lord of the Rings]] parody... with cooking. |
||
Line 204: | Line 204: | ||
* [[The Virus]]: {{spoiler|In the manga,it's revealed that Yuuichi Kirisaki was slowly being corrupted by the go-pan he had eaten. Eventually,the bread takes over his body,replacing his eyes with bread,then announces its plans to [[Take Over the World]]. In the next chapter,Bread!Yuuichi tries to make Azuma eat some by... shooting [[Eye Beams]] '''''of bread'''''. [http://www.mangareader.net/334-41235-6/yakitate-japan/chapter-227.html I am most definitely not making this up].}} |
* [[The Virus]]: {{spoiler|In the manga,it's revealed that Yuuichi Kirisaki was slowly being corrupted by the go-pan he had eaten. Eventually,the bread takes over his body,replacing his eyes with bread,then announces its plans to [[Take Over the World]]. In the next chapter,Bread!Yuuichi tries to make Azuma eat some by... shooting [[Eye Beams]] '''''of bread'''''. [http://www.mangareader.net/334-41235-6/yakitate-japan/chapter-227.html I am most definitely not making this up].}} |
||
* [[Wearing a Flag On Your Head]]: Monica Adenauer wears a two-piece bikini with American Flag Print in episodes 45-46. |
* [[Wearing a Flag On Your Head]]: Monica Adenauer wears a two-piece bikini with American Flag Print in episodes 45-46. |
||
* [[Wham Episode]]: The reveal that {{spoiler|Kirisaki has turned into a half-human, half-bread monster who plans to control the entire world. From there, the entire tournament arc is dropped in favor of an incredibly bizarre save-the-world plot.}} |
* [[Wham! Episode]]: The reveal that {{spoiler|Kirisaki has turned into a half-human, half-bread monster who plans to control the entire world. From there, the entire tournament arc is dropped in favor of an incredibly bizarre save-the-world plot.}} |
||
* [[Who's On First?]]: One dialogue sequence involves ''naan'' bread, which just happens to sound like the Japanese for "what"; another involves "croissant" being mistaken for a name ending in the honorific ''-san''. |
* [[Who's On First?]]: One dialogue sequence involves ''naan'' bread, which just happens to sound like the Japanese for "what"; another involves "croissant" being mistaken for a name ending in the honorific ''-san''. |
||
* [[Worldwide Punomenon]]: The various reactions to the dish are based on these. |
* [[Worldwide Punomenon]]: The various reactions to the dish are based on these. |