[GJM] To Aru Kagaku no Railgun T (A Certain Scientific Railgun T) - 20 [CE3584B0].mkv

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>GJM uploads >It's not Kaguya ![feelssadman](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/405951684339302400.png?v=1)
Hopes for Kaguya
I have a confession to make: I always read the group tag as GuJaMi.
Kaguya. Top shelf kek. I have to be hallucinating.
>not Bookworm sed
>NotDedMedia
i read GJM as goojum
Thanks for the episode! One small comment though: you might want to retranslate Frenda calling that one guy a "weirdo". The manga makes it a bit clearer by making the passersby say it aloud, but the reason why the passersby aren't interfering with Frenda beating up a guy in broad daylight is because his look, the fact that Frenda is kicking him in the balls, and the fact that Frenda calls him a "hentai-yaro" makes them think said guy is a molester who molested Frenda and she is just retaliating. Translating "hentai-yaro" as just "weirdo" instead of something that could have a sexual connotation kinda diminishes this meaning. I know the anime doesn't focus on the passersby's reaction as much as the manga does and it thus doesn't matter all that much, but I believe that perhaps something like "you sick bastard" would convey the intended meaning better, while still keeping the ambiguity that Frenda isn't necessarily accusing him of anything sexual.