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It even has opening themes in (very poor) Japanese! Robot Chicken: A puppet Stop Motion and Sketch Comedy that satirizes many Japanese anime
shows such as Sailor Moon, Voltron, Pokémon: The Series, AKIRA, Speed Racer, Dragon Ball Z, Battle of the Planets, Astro Boy, Inuyasha, Ranma 1⁄2, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Naruto, Final Fantasy, Shokushu Goukan, and Japanese Hentai, plus American cartoons such as Teen Titans. Cow and Chicken: The Japanese in this Got Milk ad. Before they were unceremoniously canceled, the last episode of Clerks: The Animated Series ended with a direct parody of out-sourced animation in general, poking fun at Korean animation studios. Any story this episode had was completely tossed out the window. South Park gleefully subverts this trope on a handful of occasions. Most notably, "Good Times with Weapons", where the boys acquire ninja weapons and subsequently get a massive art upgrade into Street Fighter-esque badassery. (The song "Let's Fighting Love" is more or less about how the song makes no sense, especially the Gratuitous English parts. ) And "Chinpokomon", in which the boys' craze over a Pokémon-style hobby turns their eyes into arches when they smile and causes them to
spout Japanese gibberish with glee. Bonus points: Trey Parker and Matt Stone speak Japanese so it really is gibberish. "A Song of Ass and Fire" and "Titties and Dragons" has Kenny turning into a Magical Girl, Princess Kenny. Johnny Bravo once had Johnny watching "Clam League 9000", a spoof of Pokémon with a hint of Dragon Ball Z.
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