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Got a link? 

Yeah? I totally do. Pizza Cat Parlor (the Discord server) is just awkward.

So.. i'm pretty much gonna be active here instead of the discord server.

The younger generations yearn for the forums

I, of course, love Samurai Pizza Cats!  But I don't have motivations of re-watching it on my own. 
I've instead been trying to raise interest among friends or buddies... For now, I've managed to turn a Venezuelan couple into emerging fans of Samurai Pizza Cats! They sure have been having a load of fun and digging it really well. 

You guys also trying that? Or, well, tried that. I'd like to know every result. (even bad ones  and why they didn't like it)

So.. i'm pretty much gonna be active here instead of the discord server.

Really? Well that's pretty relatable lol
If it doesn't start strong... Is it really worth sticking around? Even if it does get better, at that point I'm not entirely sure why not just watch Samurai Pizza Cats at that point, really. 

Of course. Well, I still don't know Japanese and stuff so... 

I only found out of Samurai Pizza Cats because of the new game being made. Y'know, "Blast from the past", I just stumbled upon it, and I was already "OH MY GOOOOOOOOO" because they were doing all the animation and graphics traditionally, not digitally. And of course, that's the kind of swing I would take for my own projects, so I really like that this game is doing that!! But then I quickly found out that, Samurai Pizza Cats already existed. As a dub of an old anime. Then I watched it all. I was going to try Kyattou Ninden Teyandee... But I just didn't like it as much so far... Maybe it's because I don't have the subtitles from Digital Shokunin...

The thing about Kyattou Ninden Teyandee is that has a low start, the early episodes are basically played straight with barely any jokes, is not until later the show gets funnier.

That's why the English subtitles where never finished, the translators got bored.

Of course. Well, I still don't know Japanese and stuff so... 

I only found out of Samurai Pizza Cats because of the new game being made. Y'know, "Blast from the past", I just stumbled upon it, and I was already "OH MY GOOOOOOOOO" because they were doing all the animation and graphics traditionally, not digitally. And of course, that's the kind of swing I would take for my own projects, so I really like that this game is doing that!! But then I quickly found out that, Samurai Pizza Cats already existed. As a dub of an old anime. Then I watched it all. I was going to try Kyattou Ninden Teyandee... But I just didn't like it as much so far... Maybe it's because I don't have the subtitles from Digital Shokunin...

Well, yeah there is a Spanish version of Samurai Pizza Cats... There isn't a Brazillian one though. Either way it's not like I would watch a Brazillian dub of it. 

90s Brazilian dubs of cartoons weren't that bad, they did a good job with Saint Seiya and other stuff.

18 uh? You probably got into the show by videos online, cause even in Spansh the last time the show aired in Latin America was between a decade and a decade and half.

I cpuld have got a Sega Saturn but I got a second Dreamcast instead because over a decade ago there wasn't as many translations and the console wasn't as easy to hack as it is today.

Like I didn't feel like learning Japanese to play the best games.

The Sega Saturn is my favorite! That and the Playstation. But I would also really like to get into the PC-Engine's library. That always looked like the "Other Sega Saturn" to me. I always thought Kyattou Ninden Teyandee was almost meant to have a PC-Engine Super CD ROM² game, knowing the time frame of 1990 (the height of PC-Engine's popularity), and the fact CDs would allow them to get the voice cast from the anime, and a ton of cutscenes... But of course... That didn't happen, probably because KNT wasn't that big of a deal.  Though it also made more sense for them to ultimately make a Famicom game, since the PC-Engine was, effectively, positioned more-so as the console for older people and mature audiences, while the Famicom, was the one for kids.
Other-wise, I'm just an 18 year old...
Sega is also my interest, although as of lately, my main interest from Sega has been, besides the Sega Saturn, their arcade games. Western people usually just care about the Mega Drive... And that's about it really. Some times the Dreamcast... Well, you see, they're all home consoles. Arcade games usually offered something more special to me.  But arcade games had declined in popularity in the west of course.

Well, yeah there is a Spanish version of Samurai Pizza Cats... There isn't a Brazillian one though. Either way it's not like I would watch a Brazillian dub of it.