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USA according to Japan

Twitter:   / kennylauderdal3   Twitch:   / kennylauderdale   Patreon:   / kennylauderdale   Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/kennylauderd... Cipher the Video is what happens when an anime has no story, no dialogue, and is just a giant 1980s MTV music video. Cipher the Video (サイファ)—is a bizarre anime OVA that feels like an AMV stretched out to 40 minutes, set entirely to Phil Collins, Kenny Loggins, and Footloose. In this video, I (Kenny Lauderdale) dive deep into one of the strangest anime OVAs ever made, breaking down its weird voice acting, absurdly 80s aesthetic, and how it portrays America according to Japan. 📼 What is Cipher the Video? ✔️ A 1989 anime OVA based on a shoujo manga about two American twins living in New York ✔️ Almost entirely in English—dubbed by Japanese voice actors for “authenticity” ✔️ A nonstop montage of fake interviews, random dancing, and AMV-style sequences ✔️ More 80s than actual America in the 80s ✔️ No story. No subtitles needed. Just vibes. 💿 The Ultimate 80s Anime Aesthetic If you love 80s anime, MTV aesthetics, and America as seen through the eyes of Japan, this anime delivers everything from neon-lit streets to Ghostbusters logos to questionable English dubs. Cipher the Video is the logical way to end your anime—because it barely even starts. 📼 If you love retro anime, lost OVAs, and absurd anime deep dives, subscribe for more Kenny Lauderdale content! ► Support me on Patreon!   / kennylauderdale   The story of Cipher is set in mid-1980s America, mainly New York City. It concerns the lives of former child stars twins Siva (Jake Rang) and Cipher (Roy Rang), who mysteriously began to trade places until the two became synonymous with each other. Anise Murphy is a classmate of Siva's, and shortly after becoming acquainted with him ends up entangled in a bet to see if she can tell the two apart after living at their apartment for two weeks.