G, good day.
This is "Taco Yuuki's Mahjong Class".G, good day.
This is "Taco Yuuki's Mahjong Class".Your host is the eternal idol, Taco Yuuki-san.
The assistants are the finals vanguard opponent trio.That's way better than being called a transvestite or Yasu, but at least call me by name.I was told to follow the script that Taco-san gave me exactly.Become a Japanese person who can say no!
And where's the person who wrote that script?
A reference to The Japan That Can Say NoShe's over there, eating tacos.She's over there, eating tacos.Today, I tried making California tacos.Today, I tried making California tacos.Mm, they're as great as always.Do your damn job!Mukkii, I'll leave the rest to you!I'll give you some tacos later.*munch munch*Ah, yes.Ah, yes.You're way too obedient!Okay, I'll start the explanations immediately.
First is "kokushi musou".
This is a yakuman where you have all 13 types of yaochuupai, with a jyantou of one of those types.
Naturally, it can only be done menzen.
If you have 1 of each of the 13 types, giving you a thirteen-way wait, due to the "Kokushi thirteen-way wait" rule, it's treated as a double yakuman.When going for kokushi, your discards tend to have a lot of chunchanpai, so it's an easy-to-read yaku.ExampleTanki waitThirteen-way waitThirteen-way wait
G, good day.
This is "Taco Yuuki's Mahjong Class".
G, good day.
This is "Taco Yuuki's Mahjong Class".
Your host is the eternal idol, Taco Yuuki-san.
The assistants are the finals vanguard opponent trio.
That's way better than being called a transvestite or Yasu, but at least call me by name.
I was told to follow the script that Taco-san gave me exactly.
Become a Japanese person who can say no!
And where's the person who wrote that script?
A reference to The Japan That Can Say No
She's over there, eating tacos.
She's over there, eating tacos.
Today, I tried making California tacos.
Today, I tried making California tacos.
Mm, they're as great as always.
Do your damn job!
Mukkii, I'll leave the rest to you!
I'll give you some tacos later.
*munch munch*
Ah, yes.
Ah, yes.
You're way too obedient!
Okay, I'll start the explanations immediately.
First is "kokushi musou".
This is a yakuman where you have all 13 types of yaochuupai, with a jyantou of one of those types.
Naturally, it can only be done menzen.
If you have 1 of each of the 13 types, giving you a thirteen-way wait, due to the "Kokushi thirteen-way wait" rule, it's treated as a double yakuman.
When going for kokushi, your discards tend to have a lot of chunchanpai, so it's an easy-to-read yaku.
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