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I'm So Angry, Please Stop This

0h 12m video Published Jul 22, 2026 Transcribed Jul 24, 2026 Chibi Reviews Chibi Reviews
Beginner 3 min read For: Anime fans and viewers interested in translation quality and Crunchyroll controversies.
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"Title accurately reflects the creator's anger and the video's focus on Crunchyroll's translation issues."

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The video is a critical rant about Crunchyroll's poor translation practices in anime subtitles, specifically for 'Mushoku Tensei' and '100 Girlfriends'. The creator compares Crunchyroll's translations with more accurate ones from Muse Asia and manga sources, accusing Crunchyroll of inserting memes, censoring dialogue, and creating 'fan fiction' instead of faithful translations. The video also lists other recent failures by Crunchyroll, including removing the free tier, raising prices, data breaches, and lawsuits.

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Crunchyroll's translation failures

The creator highlights multiple instances where Crunchyroll's subtitles for 'Mushoku Tensei' and '100 Girlfriends' deviate from the original Japanese and manga, inserting memes and altering character dialogue.

[01:12]
Comparison with Muse Asia

Muse Asia's translations are shown to be more accurate, including translation notes, while Crunchyroll's versions are described as 'fan fiction' that changes the meaning and tone.

[03:16]
Japanese speakers call out Crunchyroll

A Japanese speaker analyzed a 1-minute clip from '100 Girlfriends' and found that Crunchyroll inserted memes and propaganda, altering the original joke about a character's poor English.

[05:06]
Censorship and creative liberties

Crunchyroll is accused of censoring dialogue to avoid seeming racist, but the creator argues this changes character personalities and undermines the original work approved by Japanese editors.

[09:47]
List of recent Crunchyroll failures

The creator lists multiple issues in the past year: removal of free tier, price hikes, merger with Right Stuf causing order problems, poor translations, censorship, data breach, lawsuits, and store locked behind highest subscription tier.

The creator expresses frustration with Crunchyroll's repeated failures, especially in translation, and urges the company to simply do its job of accurate translation without adding unnecessary changes.

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Study Flashcards (7)

What is the main complaint about Crunchyroll's translations?

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They insert memes, censor dialogue, and create 'fan fiction' instead of accurate translations.

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Which anime translations are compared in the video?

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Mushoku Tensei and 100 Girlfriends.

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What service is shown as having more accurate translations?

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Muse Asia.

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What did Crunchyroll change in the 100 Girlfriends episode according to Japanese speakers?

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They inserted memes and propaganda, altering the original joke about a character's poor English.

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Why does the creator think Crunchyroll censored dialogue in 100 Girlfriends?

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To avoid seeming racist or insulting to Japanese people.

04:51

List three other failures of Crunchyroll mentioned in the video.

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Removal of free tier, price hikes, data breach (or lawsuits, store issues, etc.).

09:47

What is the creator's final plea to Crunchyroll?

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Just do your job of translating accurately without adding unnecessary changes.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Translation comparison

Shows concrete examples of Crunchyroll's inaccurate translations versus Muse Asia's accurate ones.

01:12
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Japanese speaker analysis

Provides expert testimony that Crunchyroll inserted memes and propaganda into subtitles.

03:16
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Censorship rationale

Reveals Crunchyroll's possible motivation for altering dialogue to avoid offense.

05:06
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List of failures

Summarizes multiple recent controversies, showing a pattern of poor management.

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[00:01] in the anime community and oh my goodness, Crunchyroll, can you just Can you go one week No, no, no. Can you go one day without proving how bad of a company you actually are? Like, this is This is insane, man. Like, at this

[00:16] point, it has to be intentional. Like, this has to be intentional that this company screws up as much as they do because I'm not going to shred back to in this last week and a half. I'm just going to strictly talk about this, okay?

[00:29] Because it's just It's just so much, man. And it's honestly, it's just I have just There is more days where Crunchyroll's screwing up than they're actually not screwing up because they turned an entire episode into fan

[00:43] fiction. And this isn't the only screw up they did this week when it comes to turning an episode into fan fiction. I actually [laughter] was going to make a dedicated video talking about the latest Mushoku Tensei episodes because of this

[00:58] right here. I I like let me Let me zoom in for you can see this. This is on the left side, Crunchyroll's translation for the Mushoku Tensei episode. This is on the right side, Muse Asia's translation for the Mushoku Tensei episode. And if

[01:12] you scroll down, you will instantly just see the quality difference on just how the left is just straight up not accurate and it's complete fan fiction novel. Like, for those that want to learn about our qualification,

[01:27] what is actually being said in Japanese, what is actually being said within the light novel of Mushoku Tensei. Well, the left side is Crunchyroll taking pretty much making things completely different or throwing in, you know,

[01:42] zoomer speech or memes and stuff like that or something that just does not mean the exact same thing. Like, look at this, okay? On the left side here, you have Oh, well, he was good to me. That's what Roxy is saying about their night

[01:54] together, how she was with Rudy that night. But if you look on the right side here, you have Roxy say, "Well, we've done a lot of rounds." Obviously, this is very, very dirty. It's a very dirty dialogue, but that's exactly what was

[02:07] said in the novels. But, Crunchyroll literally took creative freedoms to basically just censor it, change the dialogue, and it completely changes a lot of what's going on here. Like, look at this one, okay? Like, he is in fair

[02:22] of aura from him. And then, on the right side, you have translation notes. Holy crap, translation notes. A dying breed of subtitle. Muse Asia actually adding

[02:34] see in the translation, "His body seems to be in good shape, but there's nothing imposing about him." And then, she says hockey, not Toki. She's not talking about battle aura. So, basically, complete difference uh uh showcasing the

[02:48] difference in translation on what is being said here. And it's just like you can see Crunchyroll doesn't even try. Like, they don't even try to make it the exact same as the novel. Like, look at this one. "I'll beat your rudest and

[03:02] drag him in front of you as my servant." And what she actually says, "I will make him my slave and parade him in front of you." Obviously, way more crazy dialogue, but that is what is actually said in the novel. And it is insane.

[03:16] Like, this is not the only example. We now have actual Japanese speakers calling out Crunchyroll for their [ __ ] what they're doing to 100 Girlfriends. So, let's just let's showcase this. So, basically, this

[03:31] entire person, he outlined exactly the dialogue from just this clip alone that is a minute and 9 seconds from the latest episode of 100 Girlfriends, which introduces basically one of my favorite characters within the manga. She tries

[03:44] that. She's not really good at it, but it's very funny. And she's very, very good at speaking Japanese. And it's just really good at Japanese, but she wants to speak English and she's just not good

[03:56] at it. It's That's the joke. And that's literally, you know, what is basically what's going on here. But, Crunchyroll took creative liberties to insert a bunch of different memes and propaganda and agenda within just this 1-minute

[04:11] girl here, she compiled some images showcasing the manga translation in comparison to what Crunchyroll did. For instance, the manga says, "Oh, what was that? Nihongo wakarimasen." And then you said, "Don't

[04:24] ask me, my Japanese is in sixth level." And then if you go here, Japanese people are very, very pitiful. People should be free to live much more freely, desu. And Crunchyroll's translation, "That mindset's older than the trees in this

[04:37] mindset's older than the trees in this marketplace of ideas." Bro, like marketplace of ideas." Bro, like >> [snorts] here. Crunchyroll is

[04:51] this, okay? It's because they didn't want to seem racist or they didn't want to seem like they were insulting the Japanese. And okay, but it's like Japan is writing 100 girlfriends. They They know They KNOW THIS WAS APPROVED BY

[05:06] EDITORS IN JAPAN. And the actual language they're speaking. Like, let let me explain. Crunchyroll censored it thinking potentially it might hurt the Japanese people, okay? But, it's like you the actual dialogue is saying that.

[05:21] And but it's a very popular show. Why you Why you censoring? It's just It It's nonsensical. It It doesn't make any sense. Let's go to the next one. If you go to the next one, you have this. Manga, native English doesn't register.

[05:33] But, in the Crunchyroll translation, "My English do not native. My steak too juicy." And don't get me wrong, funny. I I I will admit I did giggle a little bit Oh everybody would want her steak. But, the point here is is that it's not

[05:48] they're inserting memes and their own comedy into something that is not there. And it's just like it completely showcases how they don't try to have mean, it doesn't just stop at that. I

[06:02] out of us and then you have how about I turn you into a steak? It's just like they are completely changing dialogue, creating their own fanfiction, and this honestly affects some of the personality of the

[06:15] characters. These little changes they add up to where fundamentally the character is so different from their actual manga counterpart. And it's just this is shameful. Like, the Heroes United State of Mind and then the manga

[06:28] feelings at this moment. Like, there is not even a mention of United States or a play on the United States of America. But, it's like that's not even what the manga says. It's it's completely different. And then you got this. Like,

[06:43] Japanese teacher and an English teacher that you call me out desu ka. And then in the actual Crunchyroll translation, you're pointing out how I look more like you're pointing out how I look more like a I teach democracy than Japanese, yeah?

[07:03] It doesn't just stop at that. Like, manga, don't get trapped by stereotyped translation, it ain't good to judge a gun by its holster.

[07:21] Crunchyroll, just It is so insane because I want you to I okay? kind of funny, okay? But, the point here is is Crunchyroll is taking creative

[07:36] liberties to straight-up butcher the translation, the dialogue. They are not accurately translating it, which basically it you bring into question already know that they're very bad with translations, okay? I mean, the Mushoku

[07:50] other videos talking about this. But this is really bad because it's like they're adding in their own jokes and everything when it doesn't need to be there, okay? It It just keep it like how it's supposed to be. It's like

[08:04] translators, your job is to translate, not to add in your own memes and zoomer culture, and dialogue, and stuff. It just keep it like it is because it what happens. Like, you're free You

[08:18] excellently. Freedom of speech That's they're literally adding in their own stuff within the dialogue. Like, problem, no problem. That's an unproblematic no problem.

[08:38] that a teacher must wear serious proper clothes. Does it got Does the Constitution say teachers got to dress prim and proper? Like, that's not even the same dialogue. Once again, it's It's completely different.

[08:51] constitutionally speaking, isn't it perfectly fine? And then on the bottom, it was a first amendment moment for me. It's completely different dialogue. It's It's It's not the same.

[09:04] I I know I keep saying this, but it's just It's absolutely wild. Good image, just It's absolutely wild. Good image, by the way. But like, Crunchyroll is such a [ __ ] service, man. Like, it It's actually astounding to me

[09:19] Like, it It's actually astounding to me just how bad they are. Like, no wonder they are afraid of Musa Asia because like, when you look at this, like, they're They're having literally translation notes. Crunchyroll can't

[09:34] even get the translations right. And then they do [ __ ] like this. This is bad. Like this is really freaking bad. This is probably the worst they've looked in a while. And it is just

[09:47] This is happening, by the way, simultaneously in just this year. I want to make sure we're on the same page. Just in this year, they have removed the free tier for you cannot watch anime on their platform for free anymore without

[09:59] with ads. They have up the prices of their subscription service. Then they were merged from Right Stuf into the Crunchyroll store. So they didn't uphold just waiting with your hands in the air with whatever's going on with your order

[10:15] and money. Then they basically have [ __ ] translations continuously, and then poor where they don't even try to be transparent about it. They go out of their way to get censorship episodes. I mean, they have the whole fan mail

[10:29] debacle and stuff that happened. And then they have, you know, basically the whole like the data breach. They they got hacked, and people's debit and credit card information got out. Like what the hell? And and then, by the way,

[10:44] they got literally sued twice within the same month about this. Like different your personal data. Then, on top of that, we have the store being like hard locked. Basically, the store, you know, being

[10:59] locked behind the highest tier subscription. Them trying their best to get as many people to buy their service by putting it on a discount briefly losing a lot of subscribers. They're bleeding. They're dying as a company to

[11:12] a some degree because it's not good. They are not doing good whatsoever. And then now you got this. It's just like Dude, Crunchyroll, what is going on with you, man? Like it is just a spiral of dog

[11:27] [ __ ] with your company. It is non-stop. Like this is just not okay. I will leave it at that though. Like dude, this is just pissing me off. Every

[11:39] single day it's something with Crunchyroll, man. Like dude, I tired talking about Crunchyroll. I'm tired OF TALKING ABOUT THEIR DOG [ __ ] dude, LIKE IT DID STOP SCREWING WITH MY SERIES I LOVE.

[11:55] MUSHOKU TENSEI. I LOVE ANIME. Like just stop messing with my series. Just do your job. Like Crunchyroll, YOUR JOB IS SO SIMPLE. You translate. That that that's it. You don't You don't need to

[12:07] do anything else. That is your bare minimum job requirement. There There's nothing else, but they can't even do that. Okay, I'm I'm done. You all have a good day. Subscribe if you enjoy my content.

[12:20] day. Subscribe if you enjoy my content. Leave a like, whatever. Chibi out.

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