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Ragatha riding a horse

original pic by @chelledoggo

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Like a changed line, or an added joke

Something something. "My skibidi sigmas..." god forbid

they dont say abstract, they say go insane, which the director (who also voices jax) said they regret later because when they were translating the script they didnt have the visual of what abstractions looked like yet. he says they asked glitch if they could change it but glitch said to leave it like that. still if you talk to any brazilian tadc fan they will refer to abstraction as abstraction

also disappearing guy doesnt sing the us national anthem or the brazilian national anthem, instead he sings a famous brazilian country song called evidencias

kinger is called kingo and gangle is called gangly. ming is called mindo because its taken from "assumindo". the joke also kinda makes no sense because it goes "voce pega a, o su, e da pro mindo" (you take the a, the su and give it to mindo) and pomni asks "did caine say give?" as in portuguese, to just say "to give" means offering yourself (usually your ass) for sex, but nobody would think that in that context

also in portuguese, nouns and other words are gendered, and theres still no consensus of how a neutral language and pronouns would work. there is ele/ela (he/she) but some people have started using elu or ile as they because a is associated with feminine, o is associated with masculine, but e, i and u arent associated with any gender (for instance, theres amigo (masculine), amiga (feminine) and the unofficial amigue (neutral, also the gue is pronounced like in "get"). also its kinda weird to refer to someone without a definite article (for instance, if you said "pomni lives upstairs" it would be "a pomni vive no andar de cima", literally "the pomni lives upstairs". on some regions like the northeast people kinda do talk like that, omitting the article, but most voice acting jobs are done in the southeast (rio and são paulo), so its something some transgender people have started adapting to our culture (brazil is so big people from different states (even some that are connected like rio and são paulo) can talk and act totally different)

formally, refering to something on the masculine can be considered neutral, but a lot of nb people dont like that because its still gendered. its also possible to just omit the article whenever you're referring to someone who uses neutral pronouns

for instance, instead of "a zooble" (feminine) or "o zooble" (masculine) they say only zooble. also if you said something belongs to zooble (zooble's/ of zooble), it would have to be either "da zooble", "do zooble" or an actual formal neutral version "de zooble", which is what they try to stick with for most of the time

gangle makes a twitter account

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Falling asleep watching netflix

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