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I really can’t praise this show’s commitment to historical and linguistic accuracy enough, just found out they cast actual Mongolian sumo wrestlers to do the Mongolian dialogue in here. I thought they were going to switch back to Japanese long term after the episode opened with the Mongols speaking... show more

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