You Can Play This

You Can Play This! was an Internet review show on by Justin Carmical a.k.a. Jew Wario. It focused on Japanese import games which, as the title of the show suggested, can be played by people who can't speak Japanese. Jew Wario reviewed the games and gives the audience hints how to play successfully.

This show contains the following Tropes:

• Acting for Two: Justin played both Jew Wario and Yanki J, and occasionally others like Jareth and Mario.
• As Long as There Is Evil: The Evil in the WA☆RI☆ON Saga
• Author Appeal: Cat Girls.
• Badass Longcoat: As worn by Yanki J.
• Berserk Button: Don't even think about mentioning River Song from Doctor Who. The reaction ain't pretty.
• Cameo: Did quite a few, and these were almost always show stealers.
  • He offers Marc Mues a rhyme in his Worst 6 Pop Songs of 2011 video.
• Characterization Marches On: Yanki J started out as pretty Badass, but as he developed as a character, he became more of a Ted Baxter-type Lovable Coward.
• Cluster F-Bomb: Mario Monologues.
• Combined Energy Attack: The conclusion of the WA☆RI☆ON Saga: Jew Wario has his fans give him their positive energy, giving him — and Yanki J. — the power to defeat the evil.
• Delinquent: Yanki J. was one when he was younger, and still dresses like one.
• Discard and Draw: The Negadub drains the WA☆RI☆ON powers from Justin ending the legacy of the WA☆RI☆ON... but then Justin gets the improved Rider belt (in the form of a portable Famicom system) and becomes the Famikamen Rider.
• Drop in Character: Yanki J.
• Exactly What It Says on the Tin: The Evil from the WA☆RI☆ON Saga...is the embodiment of evil and gets power from it.
• The Everyman: Mario in his Mario Monologues.
• Fan Boy: Of oh so many things.
  • He was a brony, and Fluttershy was his favorite.
  • Doctor Who, particularly the classic years.
  • He adored Kamen Rider, which eventually led to the creation of his Famikamen Rider character.
• The Ghost: Anyone other than Mario in the Mario Monologues.
• Ghost Memory: JDub carries the memories and personalities of his Warion predecessors in his mind. Or at least, he did until the Negadub killed him and drained him of his powers.
• Heroic Bystander: He once helped a woman who was run over by a car after the Jerkass who did it fled the scene.
• Hostile Show Takeover: Yanki J. ties up Jew Wario and takes over his Nekketsu! Street Basket review.
  • The Negadub tries this as well — and fails.
• .Kansai Regional Accent: Yanki J. speaks English with a Brooklyn-esque inflection.
• Kindhearted Cat Lover: While he doesn't actually own any (allergies apparently play a part), he often Squees over KITTY!
  • He admitted in an interview that while he doesn't actually consider himself an "animal person" (and prefers felines of the partially human variety), he doesn't mind playing the part for his videos.
• Myth Arc: The WA☆RI☆ON Saga.
• No Export for You: Pretty much all of the games shown were never released in North America or Europe.
• Older Than They Look: He turned 40 in 2011. You'd never guess it.
• Psycho Sidekick: Yanki J.
• Real Song Theme Tune: "Funk Fujiyama" by Kome Kome Club. Initially he used the original, then he used a cover. He then switched to an original song.
• Refusal of the Call: In the WA☆RI☆ON Saga, Yanki J. refused the position, so it was passed on to Jew Wario.
• The Rival: In the Mario Monologues, Wario. Fucker owed him five bucks!
• Running Gag: KITTY!
• Shout-Out: One of his intros is a reference to Kamen Rider Black RX's Transformation Sequence, using the music from RX's appearance in Kamen Rider Decade.
  • Death of the Warion Part 2 opens with Jew Wario coming back to life and the Big Bad quoting Niska from Firefly : "When you die, I can't hurt you anymore, and I want two days at least. Minimum."
• Squee: His enthusiasm playing GoLion, aka Voltron, in Super Robot Wars W.
  • Kitty!
  • And when he gets a W Driver toy.
  • Classic Doctor Who episodes--and especially reunions with "old friends" from the classic show in the new series.