Ino, Shika, Chou!
Literally: "boar, deer, butterfly".
A points-scoring combination of cards in Japanese hanafuda card games.
My love is invincible as well, you know... Aha, hahahaha....Aku, Soku, Zan!
Literally: "Evil must be slain immediately".
One of the core creeds of the fictional version of the Shinsengumi in Rurouni Kenshin. Catchphrase of Saitou Hajime. How should I go about torturing you looot?Hanami [1] and what again? Crap, I was just going over this last night! Also I thought hanami means "flower-viewing", since when did it become... no, this is not a good time for this kind of discussion. I must think, what was my cool battle cry again? Ha...Hana-something? Oh yes, it was hanami, and was there anything after flower-viewing? Flowers bloom in her presence?[2] No, that was from an entirely different language! Flower... flower... flower... can't I get a cooler catchphrase anyway? My sister did tell me that this is filled with girl power... wait, this is not the time for this—
1. The intended phrase is likely hanami-zake (sake for flower-viewing), another combination of cards in hanafuda games, consisting of the sake cup and the sakura curtain.
2. ”花见花开“, part of a Chinese proverb which starts with the same two characters as hanami. It refers to someone who is universally well-liked (to the point of making flowers bloom upon encountering, figuratively).Hana.....Hana! Mi!Heeeeeyyyyyyyyyy!!
Ino, Shika, Chou!
Literally: "boar, deer, butterfly".
A points-scoring combination of cards in Japanese hanafuda card games.
My love is invincible as well, you know... Aha, hahahaha....
Aku, Soku, Zan!
Literally: "Evil must be slain immediately".
One of the core creeds of the fictional version of the Shinsengumi in Rurouni Kenshin. Catchphrase of Saitou Hajime.
How should I go about torturing you looot?
Hanami [1] and what again? Crap, I was just going over this last night! Also I thought hanami means "flower-viewing", since when did it become... no, this is not a good time for this kind of discussion. I must think, what was my cool battle cry again? Ha...Hana-something? Oh yes, it was hanami, and was there anything after flower-viewing? Flowers bloom in her presence?[2] No, that was from an entirely different language! Flower... flower... flower... can't I get a cooler catchphrase anyway? My sister did tell me that this is filled with girl power... wait, this is not the time for this—
1. The intended phrase is likely hanami-zake (sake for flower-viewing), another combination of cards in hanafuda games, consisting of the sake cup and the sakura curtain.
2. ”花见花开“, part of a Chinese proverb which starts with the same two characters as hanami. It refers to someone who is universally well-liked (to the point of making flowers bloom upon encountering, figuratively).
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