before you start making random assumptions, no I don't really need to hide anything, I had a forensics class at uni and I just assumed you can't defeat that shit unless you wipe/destroy the drive in time

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

remember to back up your project. you do have a github or at least a google drive account right?

>>279603573
>>279603662
>>279603724
The real reason is because japan doesn't give a fuck about furry bait as opposed to creatively-starved americans who, at the the time, ate up any and every anime that made a TV appearance in the US. This is why stupid forgettable shit like:
-Speed Racer
-Big O
-"voltron"(Go Lion)
-Evangelion
-Trigun
-Outlaw Star
-Cowboy Beebop
-Zoids
...and other shit took off in the US while remaining mediocre in Japan and elsewhere. The same is true of videogames.

Protip: you can tell when people like anime for the wrong reasons when they use localized terminology, or when they try and give "anime themes" to media like undertale, teen titans, or any cartoon made in the past 5 years. It's pretty shameful to be honest.