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Oh wait...this is the current anime schedule!
I think.
Genius!
-DVC
(P.S. Where's Sazae-san?)
No Doraemon?
I'm guessing whoever made this doesn't watch Doraemon. Or Anpanman.
Honestly, some of those shows aimed at 3 year olds have pretty interesting visuals. But this is judging them from the thumbnail alone.
It's a shame kids shows get passed over by the current anime fandom. I'm always looking for the next Maya the Bee or Mapletown.
People in Japan stopped having kids. No kids = no kid anime, and sooner or later, no future.
The same would be true here if it weren't for the Mexicans.
Any society composed of people who collectively prefer to spend their money on fuckpillows and plasma TVs instead of on kids is doomed.
Plasma TVs are cheaper then kids. And you don't have to put them through collage.
@ Bruce
Truth! If in no other area than this, it is still no less troubling to see the U.S.A. heading rapidly down the same path of decline as Japan.
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