theres a cartoon show on youtube that is made by an ''''''emirati'''''' studio in dubai, until now theres only 5 episodes. it has 3 dubs, formal arabic, informal arabic and english. as an arab i find the informal arabic version extremely cringey, the formal arabic and english versions are ok, also i like how they call it an arab cartoon even though most of the people who worked on it were not even arabs lmao. youtube.com
Emara the hijabi superhero
Angel Roberts
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Luke Turner
The animation is pretty good.
Dominic Clark
I like the MILF
Colton Wright
Kamala superhero uniform is a Muslim bikini.
Connor Watson
there is porn of her. i masturbated to it more than 7 times.
Brody Adams
>also i like how they call it an arab cartoon even though most of the people who worked on it were not even arabs lmao.
But it's made by people in the Emirates?
Austin Russell
yep, but its weird to belive it emirati even though only few arabs worked on it.
Ethan Hall
Well most people who work on American cartoons are Korean or Indian but we still call them American
Brody Gray
i guess you are right then..
Elijah Fisher
Oh no
she probably got FGM
Jaxon Anderson
Isnt this the show that got caught tracing/ copying exact scenes frame by frame from numerous anime like lupin and cutie honey?
Landon Cooper
the creator of the show Fatima Al Meheri already mentioned that some scenes are inspired from cutie honey and shit. here is her insta if you wanted to ask her anything instagram.com
Ian Thomas
Ask yourself
>Were they raised in COUNTRY?
>Do they subscribe to COUNTRYs culture (modern, not necessarily traditional)
>Do they speak COUNTRYish language natively?
>Do they have COUNTRY citizenship?
>Would they consider themselves COUNTRY nationals?
>Do they genetically belong to the people who lived in COUNTRY's area historically?
If you answered 'no' to only the last question, then they are absolutely still real citizens of said COUNTRY, and you are provably and undeniably racist for believing otherwise.
Only americans and inbred royals care about "ancestry".
Eli Gray
>Homage is plagiarism (if we don't like the people who did it)
Isaiah James
>also i like how they call it an arab cartoon even though most of the people who worked on it were not even arabs
Just don't tell that to arabs themselves, or the head animator might find herself headless very quickly.
Samuel Hernandez
Woah! Where?
Brayden Lopez
it's been so long, bros. where's season two?
Juan Roberts
In Barzakh
Jaxson Sanchez
I miss it.
Really hope there's more some day.
Alexander Robinson
what a cutie. I'm all for animation from around the world.
Aaron Perry
Chase Gonzalez
>even the fucking arabs draw cuter girls than USA
the absolute state of american cartoons
Chase Powell
In a row?
Leo Rodriguez
It's cute but she doesn't look an different from any other cartoon girl airing right now
Isaac Walker
What's the difference between the formal and informal arab, OP?
>Most people who worked aren't arabs
But there are a lot of muslim names in the credtis, user.
Hunter Miller
Arabs are barely the 50% of the Emirates' population.
Asher Brooks
Actually, I was wrong, they are barely the 12%
Cameron Taylor
Tecnically that 12% are the native arabs, the rest are inmigrants but even if you count the inmigrants from other arab countries (Iran included) they are less than half of the population.
Damn.
Nathan Robinson
>muslim bikini
i dont see no burqa on her.
Eli Morgan
Has Toei and IshiPro sued them already?
Lincoln Young
Quit avatarfagging as SU characters. You don't need to post these abominations in threads that have fuck all to do with that tranny shit.
Jeremiah Miller
I miss Emara :(
Season 2 most likely won't ever happen - the gal that made it barely did so on some shoestring budget, hoping someone would pick it up I guess
Gavin Bennett
Aren't the Emirates a slave society like Saudi Arabia? All the foreign, inferior arabs go there to find jobs while the native population literally never work a day in their lives?
Aaron Richardson
kek
Landon Green
I'm only aware of the Hindustani going their for cheap work, then getting their passports confiscated so that they can't return to Pakistan or India or wherever.
Jayden Johnson
>Getting thi salty for one (1) space rock
Cry more.
Kayden Thomas
>What's the difference between the formal and informal Arab, OP?
I don't speak Arabic, but I can sum up the explanation I read in earlier Emara threads.
Arabs speak with a bunch of dialects, so even if an Egyptian and an Iraqi are both speaking Arabic, they might have a hard time understanding each other since their countries speak Arabic differently. Speaking this way is informal Arabic, including all the accents and dialects and such.
Formal Arabic is a standardized Arabic that is generally spoken in, you guess it, formal settings. I heard people complain that it sounds "fake" or "robotic" when used in a show since it's not how people would speak in a normal setting so it might break immersion.
Informal Arabic would be like having a show with a Texan cowboy, a Californian Surfer, and an Appalachian hillbilly, and they all speak with their expected accents. Formal Arabic would be like if they all spoke like news reporters instead.
Bentley Allen
>But there are a lot of muslim names in the credtis,
might be indonesians/parts of south asia
Robert Bell
That's a shame. It was well made, I was optimistic someone would fund more of it.
Connor Brooks
I remember threads about this one. Habib Mega Man was pretty neat. It got some bitching because parts of the OP resembled a bunch of anime OP scenes, but other than that it was okay. Maybe a bit rushed, but I can understand them not being a massive studio with a huge budget.
Xavier Davis
>parts of the OP resembled a bunch of anime OP scenes,
lol 'resembled'
it's outright theft, just like HoloPearl fighting like Utena
Blake Sullivan
I hope this gets picked up. Cartoon Network already blew their chance, but I can live with anyone else.
Eli Brooks
The animation is great
too bad a lot of the shots are lifted from cutie honey and eva