Thread 214261917

Do other countries have this, thing with foreign fictional characters that,

I don't know how to describe it

parody?

>>214261917 (OP)
The popularity of the Simpsons in Mexico has always puzzled me. Decades after the show dropped off in popularity in America, it's still a cultural icon in Mexico.

>>214261933
No

This addiction to de-contextualize them and make their American or japanese or whatever culture become Latin American culture and then fantasize about them doing or saying the silly, brutal or strange things we do and just see everyday but that don't exist in their character's world

>>214262009
Every day I think about Tomoko-chan walking with me on the street and saying “nigger” after passing someone of the Negroid race.

>>214261933
Like why do we like this idea of rei from evangelion working at a Mexican grocery store

>>214262053
>>214262009
Koreans do similar thing too. I don't know what the concept is exactly called

Or why is it so fucking funny to see goku the asian guy use christian boomer catch fraces

>>214262071
I want an example

>>214262129
can't recall any as of now, and you won't understand anyways
but there's this guy where he takes clips from animations(often foreign ones) and dub them to make it about North Korea.
https://youtu.be/5wx01whxWiE?si=mTdYToMN2461SsI3

>>214262009
here's one such GTA SA edit from Egypt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L77C9XK2UdY

>>214261917 (OP)
no but you can easily find this on the net