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Not sure what else to say about this video. A guy dressed up as Ryu and fought a car. It’s what the video says will happen and it is exactly what does happen. Ryu is a character in the video game Street Fighter 2. He is capable of launching himself into the air to crushing uppercuts, and can project his soul into some kind of energy ball that is harmful at a distance. He also crushes cars with his bare feet. And Paul is the real-life Ryu. He is fit and knows karate. But Paul is also a human being. He is flesh and bone.  Given enough time, Paul can dismantle a small car, but he cannot instantly destroy a vehicle in the same manner as Ryu, because Ryu is fictitious and Paul is not. Paul is not. Paul is not. Although to his credit, Paul's never let the mere confines of reality interfere with his dreams.

Romantic comedy manga about girl and brother's friend falling in love launched in 2015 A live-action film adaptation of Modomu Akagawara's Anitomo (My Brother's Friend) manga has been green-lit. The film is slated to open in spring 2018. Ryō Nakajima is directing the film, and Chieko Nakagawa is penning the script. The film stars Ryūsei Yokohama (seen below) as Sōta. The romantic comedy manga centers on the relationship between old-fashioned and domestically-minded high school girl Mai Nanase, and her brother's friend, the innocent late bloomer Sōta Nishino. Mai and her brother Yukihiro's room are adjacent to each other, with thin walls that allow them to overhear each other. The story begins when, one day, she overhears Sōta telling Yukihiro that he thinks Mai is cute. Akagawara first published the manga as a one-shot in Hakusensha's The Hana to Yume magazine in January 2015 before launching it as a series in Hana to Yume that May. It was initially planned as a short s

Yōko Hikasa, Yuko Kaida, Takaya Hashi, Mutsumi Tamura, Yoshino Nanjō, more join cast of October 5 anime The official website for the anime of Labo Asai's Saredo Tsumibito wa Ryū to Odoru: Dances with the Dragons (literally, "Even So, Sinners Dance with Dragons: Dances with the Dragons") light novel series revealed 16 new cast members for the show on Wednesday. (Note: The romanizations for the character names and terms are not official) Yōko Hikasa as Jivunya Lorezzo, an Arlian born amongst humans, and Gayus' lover. Her pointed ears, silver hair, and fair skin make her stand out. She is known to be just but affectionate, and she worries about Gayus, who puts himself in danger many times. Gayus often says she is wasted on a man like him. She follows the Arlian style of atrocious cooking. She works at an apothecary, and while she seems composed, she shows a fearsome side when driven to a corner. Yuko Kaida as Nidvolk, the woman responsible for the serial murders of spell

Anime was slated to premiere on October 5 The official website for the anime of Labo Asai's Saredo Tsumibito wa Ryū to Odoru: Dances with the Dragons (literally, "Even So, Sinners Dance with Dragons: Dances with the Dragons") light novel series announced on Friday that the anime is delayed until April 2018. The announcement cited "production circumstances" as the reason for the delay. TBS also reposted the anime's first promotional video, changing the date in the video. The anime was originally slated to premiere on TBS on October 5 in the late-night 26:28 time slot (effectively, October 6 at 2:28 a.m.). The story revolves around "jushiki" (lit. spell equations), the equations that govern the quantum constant "h" of action, change the laws of physics at the local scale, give birth to TNT explosives and poison gas, and cause incredible physical phenomena such as plasma and nuclear fusion. Two "jushikishi" (spell equationists) who use jushiki in battle are Gayus (who deal

Composer Tomoko Sasaki returns for homage to 2000 Dreamcast game ROOMMANIA #203 Japanese video game developer FuRyu announced the temporarily titled "Project One Room" game at Sega's booth at Tokyo Game Show 2017 on Thursday. FuRyu has also opened a teaser site for the game with the phrase "Have a nice trip, see you later." The site lists the game for the PlayStation 4 console. Sega revealed more information about the game during a livestreamed stage event at Tokyo Game Show 2017 on Saturday. (Stage event starts at 5:08:10 in linked video.) The game features Masaru Ōchi as a producer and Tomoko Sasaki as composer. The game is an homage to Sega's ROOMMANIA #203 Dreamcast game, released in 2000. As in ROOMMANIA#203, players will play a god-like character who throws invisible balls into the room of the protagonist "Neji Taihei." Ōchi said that "Project One Room" will be able utilize the PS4 so the balls follow the proper laws of physics. The original game received a P