Tsukune Ghoul Form

Aono Tsukune Ghoul Form
canciones
the offspring - the kids aren't alright
HIM - Heartache every moment

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Film & Animation

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• Aono
• Tsukune
• AMV
• Rosario
• Vampire
• Manga
• anime
• animation

[tokenking420]

is this only in the manga still?

[DarkHugan]

@tokenking420 yes, the manga is very different to the anime

[pituroable]

como se llama la primera cancion?

[DarkHugan]

@pituroable la primera cancion se llama ''the kids aren't alright'' de la banda de the offspring

[NaziMonarch]

@eorgeburns8 This conversation seems out of gear in relation to the other comments on this video and probably seems amiss to others. haha

[eorgeburns8]

@NaziMonarch yup there's no arguing that one

[NaziMonarch]

@NaziMonarch meant to put a comma after drones but alas.

[NaziMonarch]

@eorgeburns8 Haha thanks I guess you are also the only person I could have an argument with without them resorting to profuse profanity and insults acting centrifugally to the main point, though that probably lies in the fact that the general public is now mostly comprised of ignorant drones they turn conversations into the Tower of Babel haha

[IceBabeLuvsYuh]

GOD I WISH THE ANIME WAS MORE LIKE THE MANGA ;;

[eorgeburns8]

@NaziMonarch i didnt mean to imply that all the storys came from humans like that but alot of the most famous ones do and yes i have to agree that most started with the indigenous animals of the area and some humans used that to there advantage for what ever reason. i have to say i respect you for you are one of the only people to ever back there argument with facts

[NaziMonarch]

@eorgeburns8 That is a common time-distance decay model but there are many other factors that go into this. Most monster tales have roots in the indigenous animals of the area not human interactions. I'm not saying some monsters may not have been created this way but I am saying you are wrong in implying that all monsters come from these origins because the majority are animalistic. Have you studied human geography it's really interesting and will give you more info on this subject.

[eorgeburns8]

@NaziMonarch sorry for being lazy and not explaining things clearly. i had hoped you would think about what happens when storys are told verbally over and over and over it changes. its that simple lets say it started out a woman ate a baby then the next person tells it and the woman had long finger nails and black hair. then the next person tells it and it become claws and so on and so on. i do think that most of those storys started out as something like that hope this is better

[NaziMonarch]

@eorgeburns8 All the examples I gave are current beliefs from India, Africa, and the Middle East, I merely mentioned that their folklore was prehistoric. And no, you said that we created monsters to make ourselves look better as a people HUGE difference. It also doesn't explain why these "monsters" had wings and seperated it's body into 2 beings, and things of the sort. You seem to be scrambling. :\

[eorgeburns8]

@NaziMonarch yes in prehistoric times there were humans that ate babys and so people feared them thinking they were monsters when they were just humans just like i said