FinTechniques of IndirectionThe Japanese pronunciation, kansetsu-waza, is a pun on the judo technique of the same name, which relies on manipulation of the opponent's joints.I'm ill... there's no question that, in a way, my body's been invaded by a sickness called love!You said it so cleverly that I'm curious now...In your case, it's not love, but thickness.Both are pronounced koi.Or, out of the characters that resemble it, I'd have to pick the one for strangeness.Those words do describe me, so I consider them a sign of kindness.This girl—!Anyway, I think it's a spectacular thing, Araragi-senpai.What do you mean, "it"?I can smell the remnants of Senjougahara-senpai's scent that you've brought on your body.I'll take that and in turn leave a lingering scent for her to take in via your body! Isn't that just like the perfume that was added to letters during the Heian period?What you're doing just makes you a pervert!
Techniques of IndirectionThe Japanese pronunciation, kansetsu-waza, is a pun on the judo technique of the same name, which relies on manipulation of the opponent's joints.
I'm ill... there's no question that, in a way, my body's been invaded by a sickness called love!
You said it so cleverly that I'm curious now...
In your case, it's not love, but thickness.Both are pronounced koi.
Or, out of the characters that resemble it, I'd have to pick the one for strangeness.
Those words do describe me, so I consider them a sign of kindness.
This girl—!
Anyway, I think it's a spectacular thing, Araragi-senpai.
What do you mean, "it"?
I can smell the remnants of Senjougahara-senpai's scent that you've brought on your body.
I'll take that and in turn leave a lingering scent for her to take in via your body! Isn't that just like the perfume that was added to letters during the Heian period?
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