garfield15
Kamen Rider Meta
I think Toei should really put out Kougami brand cake. You know, like for viral marketing.
I love that wiener commercial. :anime: I'm just amazed someone subbed it.
They looked kind of the same.:rofl2: You thought it was ice candy?
It reminds me of when the Supernatural: the Animation's first promo was released and I heard "seishu" or something and I knew his girlfriend's name was Jessica.
There are definitely OOO birthday and Christmas cakes. That's just common brand name stuff don't act like you've never seen a Power Ranger cake.
They looked kind of the same.
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Yeah, the cupcakes would do great with children. They'll be more successful than fish sausages. I don't think of fish sasauges when I think of OOO. I think of cake and perhaps cupcakes now.
When I think of OOO, I think of Satonaka in her mini skirt eating cake
So you're going to assume something when there is no real evidence to support it? From what it appeared through her behavior, Kei (the surgeon) seemed more like a burden than an asset to the team. No one apparently can control her. Perhaps her reputation has nurtured arrogance. I don't see the supposed sexism here.
Maybe it's like that ST:TNG episode where this surgeon has developed a breakthrough operating procedure that reverses paralysis, but Crusher bans her from practicing due to her recklessness.
Well like I said, the evidence is right there when the guy who replaced her was being a total douche about it and not handling it in a professional manner where he just apologizes and/or just leaves.
Normally if you were to have a good reputation to the point where people come to the organiztion / establishment just to see you, then I don't think its purely arrogance that can lead you to behave like that.
She does seem a little obbsessive and possesed, but it says in the episode that she hasn't held a scalpel for over a month now, and as a surgeon if you're job is not to operate then what are you supposed to do? sweep floors?
Also when the director told her to back off he didn't explain why he had to hold her back, just a simple "if-you-don't-stop-I'll-demote-you-to-janitor" type of thing :sweat:
Now whether they are being sexist towards her or there's simply another reason behind it, we'll just have to wait until the next episode reveals more to us. Overall I'm just praising the episode on bringing up an issue like this (especially on a kids show) and I'm eager to see how they deal with it. :coolshades:
btw I have no idea what ST:TNG is :sweat: