They're making a Marie Antoinette and Che Guevara romcom.
>>16353they don't comment on it,it's just "wow,so quirky !" because they fetishize the rest of the world's history.
a ton of japanese are westaboos,because reading the history of the world is like us reading about greek mythology and making comedy bits about it (and don't pretend you never saw a comic about the "old days" of europe,even some where they do use real historical men)
>>16350>>16359Yeah that's what really disappointing here, clone high already did this and we already can bet they did it better.
Also:
>prominent historical figures who, for some reason, have been reincarnated into the modern era gather.Does that mean we're getting other characters based on historical figures? Who could we get?
Was Marie Antoinatte even blonde?
The first two chapters are decent but they really couldn't have come up with a premise different from reincarnation out of nowhere (yet they keep their memories…)?
Honestly I'm just hoping it doesn't try to depict revolutionaries as violent, therefore BAD.
>>16362>>16363Blame Rose of Versailles.
>>16364I also forgot that they powdered their hair back in the day too,which is part of why everybody had white hair.
more trivia about her:
she was basically a trophy wife and didn't really "deserve" to be executed,and it was mostly caused by her constantly flaunting her wealth to distract from her shitty life. (not saying it was wrong to kill her tho) (the famous quote also was probably never said by her,and come from a book by Rousseau,who recalls a princess saying it to him,while Marie was 9 at the time,so it wasn't about her)
she was wearing new hairstyle constantly to got with the current world news,like incorporating miniature boats in her hair or putting war motif in them while the American Revolution was ongoing.
I wish I could add guevara trivia,but I'm pretty sure it's already been done here.
>>16370First,the original quote doesn't even say cake,it says brioche.
I don't know exactly about what you're talking about (maybe it's local to your country ?),but it's true that cakes as we know them today,basically comes around 1800 (so around the french revolution,ironically) at the earliest,and the only time before were sugar was used in cakes was mostly back in the roman empire (yes,really),and we had spicy cakes or even cakes with meat in them for weddings,because the poor quality of grains and flour made even fruit cakes terrible to bake,as they wouldn't rise that much no matter how long you beat the eggs.
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