Japanese sometimes exhibit affections for useless, impractical but mighty and impressive piece of machinery. I think it comes from their innate love for technological achievement. You may not believe this but Japanese also find atomic weapons with the same sort of curiosity. I avoid the use of affection in this particular instance as some may find it offensive, though I personally believe that it is about time we grew up and examine every aspect of war with realism and fairness.
Taking their affection towards the Germans in good faith, I think it stems from their love for manufacturing. Some, not many, Japanese also believe that the French and the British tried to milk Germany a little too much, and this gives rise to sympathy.
The Japanese and the Germans are both very serious people, whereas the English are often cynical and have a good eye for the other side of everything. J and G therefore sometimes invent mighty but useless, impractical stuff.
hokuto no ken rulez!
MabsKMK 3 weeks ago
空からは危険ですね
sod21105 3 months ago
ドーラの4.8t榴爆弾が都市区画ごと木端微塵に粉砕した時など絶頂すら覚える
ですね、少佐
1025Humvee 4 months ago
自動装填装置ついてないのか？！
TA050105 10 months ago
おい、自走砲カールが混じってるじゃなイカ？
LockheedF22Superstar 1 year ago 2
こうして動いているのを見てもなお、こんな物が存在していたとは信じられないですよね
tatsumaru5963 1 year ago
絶頂すら覚える
miyau0 1 year ago
I find it funny the way japs idolise the germans... xD
Nebelwerfer89 1 year ago
@Nebelwerfer89 Yeah I know what you mean, why would you idolise evil?
Commissarius 1 year ago
@Commissarius
Japanese sometimes exhibit affections for useless, impractical but mighty and impressive piece of machinery. I think it comes from their innate love for technological achievement. You may not believe this but Japanese also find atomic weapons with the same sort of curiosity. I avoid the use of affection in this particular instance as some may find it offensive, though I personally believe that it is about time we grew up and examine every aspect of war with realism and fairness.
tnakai1971jp 11 months ago
@Nebelwerfer89
Taking their affection towards the Germans in good faith, I think it stems from their love for manufacturing. Some, not many, Japanese also believe that the French and the British tried to milk Germany a little too much, and this gives rise to sympathy.
The Japanese and the Germans are both very serious people, whereas the English are often cynical and have a good eye for the other side of everything. J and G therefore sometimes invent mighty but useless, impractical stuff.
tnakai1971jp 11 months ago