Again today, the two combatants have locked glares!There it is! "Da" and "ma"!!That makes it "Dueling Deceit"!! BEGIN!!The Japanese word for "to deceive" is "damasu".I'VE ACTUALLY LIKED YOU ALL ALONG,
Kaguya!    Mokou!They've gone for the exact same lie simultaneously!!Eh!? You do? Really?!Then...Then...Let's get married!!AND IT'S OVER!!!AND IT'S OVER!!!Grand FinaleAs usual, the two combatants have locked glares!As usual, the two combatants have locked glares!What point of contention will our tried-and-true method come up with today?!There's quite a bit this time! "So" and "u", twice each!!There's quite a bit this time! "So" and "u", twice each!!That makes it... uhhm...?Rapid Dueling? Double-Lie...? Hmmmm... "sousou" means "fast" (or "early"); "uso uso" is just the word for "lie" repeated twice.Rapid Dueling? Double-Lie...? Hmmmm... "sousou" means "fast" (or "early"); "uso uso" is just the word for "lie" repeated twice.That makes it mutual love!!In Japanese, "soushi souai". The last part possibly also plays off of "shiai" (roughly, "death meet"), the made-up word Reisen's been using to describe their duels.CONGRATULATIONS!!!CONGRATULATIONS!!!Stretching a One-Shot Joke Too Far...Also, from here on, it's become a straight fight to the death based on whatever idea material turns up!Copy-paste 2
Again today, the two combatants have locked glares!
There it is! "Da" and "ma"!!
That makes it "Dueling Deceit"!! BEGIN!!The Japanese word for "to deceive" is "damasu".
I'VE ACTUALLY LIKED YOU ALL ALONG,
Kaguya!    Mokou!
They've gone for the exact same lie simultaneously!!
Eh!? You do? Really?!
Then...
Then...
Let's get married!!
AND IT'S OVER!!!
AND IT'S OVER!!!
Grand Finale
As usual, the two combatants have locked glares!
As usual, the two combatants have locked glares!
What point of contention will our tried-and-true method come up with today?!
There's quite a bit this time! "So" and "u", twice each!!
There's quite a bit this time! "So" and "u", twice each!!
That makes it... uhhm...?
Rapid Dueling? Double-Lie...? Hmmmm... "sousou" means "fast" (or "early"); "uso uso" is just the word for "lie" repeated twice.
Rapid Dueling? Double-Lie...? Hmmmm... "sousou" means "fast" (or "early"); "uso uso" is just the word for "lie" repeated twice.
That makes it mutual love!!In Japanese, "soushi souai". The last part possibly also plays off of "shiai" (roughly, "death meet"), the made-up word Reisen's been using to describe their duels.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Stretching a One-Shot Joke Too Far...
Also, from here on, it's become a straight fight to the death based on whatever idea material turns up!
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