The DVDs come with a spoken language option of Japanese in American DVDs, The Peanuts series are really popular in Japan and it's perfect for the holidays.
If they have curly hair, you can easily assume they're Black, as no Japanese person has that type of hair naturally unless one of their parents or ancestors was also Black, but with straight hair, it's a lot more ambiguous.
With blondes and redheads in anime, you can assume they're Japanese, as Japanese people also don't have blue or green hair or whatever. It's just a stylistic choice to give more variety in hair colors other than black or very very dark brown, cuz that can get confusing when a lot of anime characters have the exact same copy and paste face.
But with characters with naturally dark brown (not tanned) skin and straight hair, it's harder to tell what they were going for.
If not Black or Japanese, maybe they're Indian, or indigenous Asian people? I don't know.
I decided to add some purple Japanese eggplants (long skinny ones) along with the more traditional green Thai eggplants to my green curry beef. Iโm cooking right now and the purple ones are turning brown? This never happened to me before. Does anyone know whatโs going? Safe to eat I assume but I was really hoping to keep the vibrant colors.
Everythingโs fresh and bought today and Iโm familiar with cooking Thai food and curry etc.
Thanks in advance for any help.
