Well that's... interesting...

I am disturbed by this... Oh Japan, sometimes you so craaaaazy.

That looks so awesome.
Curse you Japan for creating another home-exclusive game...

I know I'm late but I haven't said it yet.
It's great to have you @Superconsole.

I wish I lived in Japan!
oh and spoke Japanese!
oh! and could READ Japanese!

These whippersnappers better go off his lawn real fast.

It's times like this I'm glad I don't live in Japan.

@Gamesake It's times like this I WISH I lived in Japan

This is the series that had this guy as a character...

The more I try and understand Japan and its gaming culture, the less I understand about Japan and its gaming culture.

What in the hell, did i just see a buff turd!

I think the trailer shed much light about the game. It showed that this will never make it outside Japan.

This looks awesome.

What is this awesome game and why can't our games be creative

Hey Otaku, is this why you want to go to Japan?

@Otaku
You call that creative?

did I just saw a crotch?

Well it is more imaginative then the stuff you see on the GotY lists

What the hell is this madness?

@LordOtakWiiU Honestly I see no difference aside from an anime style

And yet another reason that I should have bought a Japanese 3DS, instead of American!

You know guys, this "Japanese gaming culture" some of you say you're weirded out by, birthed Zelda, Mario, Pikmin, Fire Emblem, Monster Hunter, and pretty much the bulk of what we play. Japan is a very diverse place, and something like this is incredibly niche, even over here. I would say most Japanese people have never heard of this series.

@Gamesake There are some of us that live in Japan and try to make our lives here, so try and have a little respect.

WHAT. THE. HELL. IS. GOING. ON??

@Tsuchinoko: Ironically, America has come up with similarly terrible ideas, like Adult Swim original programming in general!

@Otaku 5 seconds of gameplay footage (that doesn't tell me anything) and it's more creative than a game that someone called GotY.

How?

@LztheBlehBird Honestly, I think American adult animation is harder to understand. This is weird on purpose, and is, like i said, very niche, but American animation recently has been quite dirty, with a lot of Beavis and Butt-head and South Park knockoffs. When I was living in the states last year I was surprised at how many there were now, and they usually get cancelled very quickly don't they?

Honestly, I could care less about this game, or the product it is based off of, I don't even read Manga or watch Anime (other than Ghibli stuff) but I just don't like when people talk down about an entire culture based on its lowest common denominator. Would Americans like it if their culture was judged solely on Jersey Shore, Two and a half Men, and the Kardasians (I'd put the American animated show Drawn Together on that list too, but I think that's kind of an obscure reference. I just remember thinking it was offensive nonsense). I'm just saying, perspective. Looking at this and saying "oh Japan..." as though it were a single entity is ridiculous.

Anyway, who translated that title? Its a bit off...

mee too

@Tsuchinoko: Yup, that's what I'm talking about. Everyone's calling Japan bad and they don't look at what's coming from their shores

@Tsuchinoko It's not a direct translation, Denjarasu Jii-san is known as 'Grandpa Danger' in North America, not 'Dangerous Grandpa'. I'm sure you know 'Jya' also has no direct translation in this sense.

It's just another normal game in Japan.

If this gets localized, I'll eat my shoes.