Attakai, Fuyu Canada

I live in Canada and my life looks like anime, all in all pretty accurate portrayal of Canadian culture.

I live in Vancouver and I touch the raindrop every day, so it humbles me to see my culture measured in this fashion.

Yay! CANADA!

How to make poutine:

Poutine Gravy:
3 Tbsp cornstarch
... 2 Tbsp water
6 Tbsp unsalted butter
1/4 cup unbleached all-purpose flour
20 oz beef broth
10 oz chicken broth
Pepper, to taste
For Deep-Fried Fries:
2 lbs Russet potatoes (3-4 medium potatoes)
Peanut or other frying oil
Toppings:
1 - 1 1/2 cups white cheddar cheese curds.

Why Canada is epic:

There are a great variety of seasons throughout the year
Canada has a great, world-wide reputation with other countries
Canadians invented Hockey and have some of the best athletes in the sport
There are over 2 million Canadian patents, which includes major inventions like the telephone, cable television, and insulin
Canada has a low crime rate
Canadians are polite, courteous and easy to talk to
Canada has one of the top education systems in the world
The government pays for healthcare and medicine. In other words, no hospital bills!
Canada has many nice and clean cities that lead the world in quality of life: Vancouver (1), Toronto (3), Montreal (15).
Canada is a peaceful nation and is at peace with many countries
Canada has more clean water than any other nation
Canada is a free and democratic society
Hockey is Canada, Canada is hockey!
There's a lot of famous Canadians from Pamela Anderson to Mike Myers
Canada has lots of world-renown Ski Resorts
The Canadian economy is living up to most of its potential of all the G7 nations
Canadian students rank higher than American students in Math, Science, and English
1/3 of Microsoft programmers come from the University of Waterloo in Canada
Titanic, written, directed and produced by a Canadian- James Cameron
Canada receives more immigrants per capita than the U.S. (almost twice as much)
Canada among the most popular tourist destinations in the world

I plagiarised the last two parts

I'm a Nigerian degenerate that lives in the states and doesn't really want to remain here, I might mess around and head up to Canada We'll see. If I do, Imma show this video to my kids or something idk.

Story was wholesome, appreciated the supporting characters showcasing Canadian kindness

Coulda done with some better music

I definitely enjoyed watching it. Reminded me that I should probably leave America.

Overall, I give this a 10

... Aight so this review apparently needs me be longer, so I'll give you a list/reason of other countries I might move to.

Germany: Friendly, dope people/food
France: They like black people
Nigeria: Fellow black people
Italy: Fire food, dope language
Japan: Dope culture, fire food, nice people
South Korea: Fire food, dope language
Mexico: Fire food, dope language

If you've happened to stumble upon Attakai, Fuyu Canada and you're are wondering whether to watch it, PLEASE DO!

I'm not joking, nor am I pulling your leg when I say this show is EMOTIONAL in a MANLY way. If you are a wimp/lame-o, I recommend you don't even attempt to watch this anime. You won't get it. In fact, you might as well stop reading this review NOW, bucko.

Attakai, Fuyu Canada has the incredible ability to reach into your heart and send vibrations into your soul, filling you with song! It portrays a winter wonderland of cold snow and warm ... hearts. I, being Canadian, can personally relate to this film, unlike any other anime. Even if you aren't Canadian, you WILL relate to it as its story is so immersive due to its loveable characters and outstanding original score.

STORY: This wouldn't be a faithful review if I didn't talk about the breathtaking story. The plot is smooth and rolls along better than any other anime. I would say the emotional impact of this story is akin to The End of Evangelion, not in that it is depressing or hopeless, but that it is powerful and lingers with you. Though the mood has the same weight as if Evangelion, Attakai, Fuyu Canada is uplifting and inspirational.

(SPOILERS)
There is this amazing scene in which one of the characters (my personal favorite) reaches up to touch the big raindrop. Let me tell you, I NEVER CRY AT SHOWS, I'm not some wimp who drops beta tears just because some anime character does something, but even I'll admit... I may have shed a tear.

This piece is simply charming. As someone who is a big fan of both the tourism genre, and the tourism bureau of Canada, this really tickled my fancy.

Story:

Have you ever watched something so inspiring, so flashy, so energetic that it took you time to process? Something so incredibly fantastic that you decided to take it upon yourself to dedicate time towards spreading awareness of it? Me neither. This story was really cute, and I can't wait for the follow up of this fantastic work.

Art:

Have you ever seen something so inspiring, so flashy, so energetic that it took you time to process? Something so incredibly ... fantastic that you decided to take it upon yourself to dedicate time

towards spreading awareness of it? Me neiiiiiiiiither. This art was really cute, and I can't wait for the follow up of this fantastic

Sound:

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Character:

Have you ever.

. flashy, the energetic process ing time? Something so incredibly to take it yourself? Me neither. This character was really cute, and I can't wait for the follow up of this fantastic work.

Enjoyment:

Have you ever


Me neither.

Overall:

Out of all the movies I have ever watched this is easily a movies I have ever watched

Easily one of the best shonen, isekai to date.

Full of many diverse characters that all have well written and expansive back stories, very little filler but enough to give the characters some added depth as well as helping ease tension between the once enemies, and a large focus on the subculture of a Hetalia character. Although it was surprising to see the animation budget put into the SCULPTED "mountains" of the female protagonist Can, while her brother Nada's "snow" was extremely detailed as well and the gratuitous scenes were violent. Far from being for children but certainly a strong viewing for most audiences! ... Some compelling scenes include the protagonist fighting on a frozen lake as well as some fan service scenes involving Can having syrup slowly drizzled over her. This was shortly followed by an extremely detailed full penetration scene that lasted about half an hour, also The following point is the targeting of youth. Companies are essentially trying to breed future consumers at a young age, and in doing so multiple companies are creating the same message of self-hate in children that becomes a norm. Although the power is in the consumer it holds very little meaning when they are groomed at a young age to never be satisfied with their skin, their weight, and their fashion. Companies are creating depressed consumers so that they won’t have to worry about a fluctuation in profit, they can sit back and just keep hitting rewind for each new generation and continue hurting their mental and physical health while continuing to profit. One could argue that these companies are solving a financial problem by creating jobs to keep industries alive as well as systems that thrive under late capitalism, there are solving a societal need for gratification even if the consumers never experience it themselves. The functionals perspective works under the belief that cultural trends change to reflect our society, an example of this is listed in the film, the film talks about how Japan used to value varying weight and body types in women because it showed wealth and so on, but in the 1980’s this was changed and women started experiencing things like anorexia and massive amounts as global society crept in and changed how women “should” look. The consistent practices of dieters also goes hand in hand with functionalism, the dieters loose weight but eventually fail and start the cycle anew helping to keep these institutions in business, the current institutions being companies. The companies are actively hoping for customer dissatisfaction and failure so they return and keep their business alive. If most products were truly successful and lasted as long as possible the institutions behind the products would not last as long and would have consistent lows in sales, which in turn would kill the business. Functionalism believe in shifting cultural values is true as well, as with the previously mentioned change in Japanese culture there is noticeable change in other countries and cultural norms as well. This is heavily seen with skin whitening creams in the south and east and in contrast tanning in the west, twenty years ago this wasn’t a cultural focus but the destruction of self-worth has created an opening for these things. One last important point of functionalism is the belief that is the satisfaction of the individual. Although these companies do no actually satisfy long term and actively try and not do this they create a temporary satisfaction once the money leaves the consumers wallet, it doesn’t last and thus the consumer returns, but for a small time they are very satisfied and might even recommend the product to others but eventually the high faulters and they must return to the companies and buy more.

As previously stated pop a perc 30 and enjoy!