#pow!

Saejima gets out-acted by a wig, and Nishida discovers some things about himself.

The video game is depicted as different, a wall made for comfort, not hate. I don't know much about US indian colonization. I can only speak for the symbology of my country's indigenous past, and even not much. I have been completely separated from my indigenous and black culture.

No one bullies or judges the main character for being different or uncomfortable. I have been a black hoodie wearing child. My comfort was games, even if they didn't represent colonialists as villains (not this directly at least)

The love I have for my unknown and known indigenous and black family purely for their strength of surviving and fighting for their lives will always be in my heart.

One day I hope I can connect to my other cultures aside from the one I already feel part of (Italian) even as a Brazilian, I feel disconnected from everyone.

Neurodivergency is hard, even between people that look like you (I look like your stereotypical latine, I have black and indigenous traits but my skin is light), they'll treat you different. I never liked that I was forced to be in white spaces, I suffered segregation, racism, harassment and adultification due to being the darkest/having black traits in my class. I understand my father wanted the best for me and I'm sure my black family is proud of me for being a psychology student and having privileges due to my white family, but I feel like a part of me is missing.

Although this animation is for those that still are part of the culture, but feel disconnected for other reasons (neurodivergency) [and it's so nice everyone accepts him regardless] people like me (who got their non white culture erased from their life) still resonate with it, especially the nerds and alternatives.