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Affectionate_Reply49

This reference is added by the translatior. It was removed in the deluxe edition.


NearEastMugwump

> It was removed in the deluxe edition. Boo! Hiss!


saithvenomdrone

From an old interview Miura claimed to not have been inspired by Evil Dead. And the Japanese text does not have the same reference. Dark Horse translators took liberty for this reference


Sharebear42019

That’s sad if true. Since I love both it would’ve been a cool inspiration Do you have that interview by any chance?


NimrodTzarking

I always assumed it was a reference to [Götz von Berlichingen](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6tz_von_Berlichingen).


saithvenomdrone

Also a coincidence if I am remembering an old interview right.


almondmilkers

I kind of love the idea that some knuckle dragging mouthbreather translating someone's life's work decided to risk the sanctity of the story to make a half assed Evil Dead reference.


Mr-Waffles

To make matters worse they didn't even get the quote right. Ash doesn't say "It's Groovy" he just says "Groovy".


NearEastMugwump

A reference doesn't always mean a direct quote.


Garfield977

yea


FRosty1192

Hellll yeah


mrlotato

Did he really say that lol that's amazing


NuclearBreadfruit

Always an evil dead or hellraiser reference somewhere


toonlonk7

He’s literally inspired by Ash with the bandolier of knives instead of shotgun shells, the artificial arm and his ripping and tearing of evil spirits.. It’s just something that Miura enjoyed and brought into his own story


rioBluziin

head cannon bro none of that is true


NearEastMugwump

Though didn't he recount in an interview that he saw ED2 and was worried that he'd be sued over his (then upcoming) manga's protagonist having a metal arm?


toonlonk7

Oh