[Rom & Rem] Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei Raihousha-hen - 08 [TV][H265][10bits][1080p][AAC] (Modified subtitle)

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Video: H265 Audio: AAC Subtitles: Funimation (edited)

Changelog:

  • Stylized the fonts. Main font: Vesta
  • Added lyrics & translation for the OP and ED theme song.
  • Japanese family name & given names are reversed back to be how they should be.
  • Fix the spelling of some character names.
  • Added honorifics.
  • Fixed the sloppy timestamps.
  • Fixed some lines that were heavily altered.
  • Added chapter markers.

Left: Funimation ----------------- Right: Edited alt text

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  • [Rom & Rem] Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei Raihousha-hen - 08 [TV][H265][10bits][1080p][AAC].mkv (232.9 MiB)
Comments — 9

More realistic subtitle translation! Thanks

What a beautiful way to start my Sunday <3 Thanks!

not that anyone new to anime or japanese is gonna watch this garbage but how is leaving words untranslated "more realistic?"

Great! Onii-sama thanks :3

@YoshiYogurt Because not everything can be translated. Not all japanese words have an English equivalent. Sometimes using the translated version loses the original meaning. Onii-sama is a term used for older guys that you respect. Usually used by females though younger men occasionally use it. "Brother" is just not a good translation for it. In fact, even "esteemed brother" or "beloved brother" is closer to the actual meaning of "onii-sama" in this context. Heck if you go to Japan and call anyone older than you "onii-sama" people would look at you funny because of the connotation behind the word.

Imagine putting in the effort to argue with a retard who calls this show garbage

Thank you !

Thank you for the release!

It should be x265, not H.265 (which you mistyped)

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