Look! The east is...
Miyo! Touhou haFor those who didn't know already, "touhou" does actually mean "the eastern direction", and is in fact used as part of Master Asia's... uh, catchphrase, I guess you could call it.Look! The east is...
Miyo! Touhou haFor those who didn't know already, "touhou" does actually mean "the eastern direction", and is in fact used as part of Master Asia's... uh, catchphrase, I guess you could call it....burning r--
akaku moet--The kanji for "burn" and "sprout" are, naturally, different, but are both generally pronounced "moe"; the latter has taken on a different meaning of late, one which I'm sure I don't have to explain to any of you.
Using the "bud" kanji, and with the way it cuts off here, it looks/sounds as if Master Asia is actually saying "Touhou is red moe".Moe!?Moe!?gurfMasterrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!Masterrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!...and so, from that, we get...
Look! The east is...
Miyo! Touhou haFor those who didn't know already, "touhou" does actually mean "the eastern direction", and is in fact used as part of Master Asia's... uh, catchphrase, I guess you could call it.
Look! The east is...
Miyo! Touhou haFor those who didn't know already, "touhou" does actually mean "the eastern direction", and is in fact used as part of Master Asia's... uh, catchphrase, I guess you could call it.
...burning r--
akaku moet--The kanji for "burn" and "sprout" are, naturally, different, but are both generally pronounced "moe"; the latter has taken on a different meaning of late, one which I'm sure I don't have to explain to any of you.
Using the "bud" kanji, and with the way it cuts off here, it looks/sounds as if Master Asia is actually saying "Touhou is red moe".
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