[Weeaboo-Shogun] Transformable Shinkansen Robot Shinkalion 01v2

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2018-01-10 14:09 UTC
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Transformable Shinkansen Robot Shinkalion Episode 01v2 "Now Departing: E5 Hayabusa!" Hayato Hayasugi is a young boy with a huge affinity for the Shinkansen, Japan Railways’ high tech bullet train system. But something strange is happening in Japan. A train of unknown origin is riding the unpowered rails late at night, and monstrous robotic beings are attacking. When a crisis occurs, Hayato finds himself in the driver’s seat of a powerful Shinkansen train with the power to become a fierce robot warrior! Notes: I chose to use the word “Shinkansen” rather than “New Trunk Line” or “Bullet Train” because it appears on official English language marketing in Japan. Almost every major character in the show is named after an actual train (Hayato, Sakura, Haruka, etc.) All the trains and stations are based on real ones. Most of them cannot turn into robots. I haven’t checked all of them. JR is a real company. I don’t know if they have a secret robot research facility. Hayato Hayasugi basically means FASTY MCTOOFAST. Thanks Leopard Raws for the raws. ** V2 Note: This uses an updated typesetting kindly provided to me by Alkaid which I think I'm going to use because it looks a lot better. It also fixes a GLARING math error that someone kindly pointed out to me, because I can't count apparently. Azusa has 107,000 views, not 10.7 million. Also a few other quality updates that I think make a few lines sound better without changing the translation.

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Thank you so much! Can you please also sub Pikachin-Kit?
Are you sure? Azusa Video Views are millions. 万 is a Million. Thousand Kanji is 千
万 (man) is ten thousand, 10.7\*10 000 = 107 000. One million is 百万 (hyakuman), 100\*10 000 = 1 000 000.
Yeah seeing that old version I was amazed that an elementary schooler could get 10.7 million views inside 24 hours (that would beat PDP in viewership), but double checking the Japanese, I realized that sadly wasn't the case. I went to Japanese Youtube and found the same exact wording used under the thumbnails, but when clicking to the video and switching to english the results were: 視聴回数 45.1万 回 = 視聴回数 451,366 回 = 451,366 views So breaking down 視聴回数10.7万回 gives us: - 視聴回数 means "View count" - 10.7 - 万 is "10,000" - 回 is counter So 10.7 * 10,000 = 107,000 views That's still pretty high for a kid on YouTube, but it's definitely not PDP level high. Bit of a shame because it would've been hilarious if the writers purposefully gave her an absurd number of views. I was actually disappointed and lost a bit of my interest in the show when I realized it.
Episode 2 when!?