Please be my KemoFriend!
Original text says "KemoFure", a common way to shorten Kemono Friends, which is written in romanized Japanese as Kemono Furenzu.Plea...Won't you please be my KemoFriend, wani?
Wani (わに): Japanese for "crocodile" or "alligator". May be a pun here using "ni" (に) to suggest the idea of "being with her", as に is used as a particle to denote location; it would be informal for it to be at the very end of a sentence.Plea...Ah—Kemo...Ple—... Kemo...Kemofr...Please, be my KemoFriend, wani wani!I'm Iruiru, wani wani!Her name in the original 2015 mobile game.See ya later, alligator!In a while, crocodile~!Thank you very much, wani wani!
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RT 受付で「けもフレくださいわに」チャレンジ🍌🐊
RT Taking the "Please be my KemoFriend, <i>wani!</i>" challenge! 🍌🐊
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Please be my KemoFriend!
Original text says "KemoFure", a common way to shorten Kemono Friends, which is written in romanized Japanese as Kemono Furenzu.
Plea...
Won't you please be my KemoFriend, wani?
Wani (わに): Japanese for "crocodile" or "alligator". May be a pun here using "ni" (に) to suggest the idea of "being with her", as に is used as a particle to denote location; it would be informal for it to be at the very end of a sentence.
Plea...
Ah—
Kemo...
Ple—
... Kemo...
Kemofr...
Please, be my KemoFriend, wani wani!
I'm Iruiru, wani wani!Her name in the original 2015 mobile game.
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