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yyh4ever · 3 years

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Togashi’s Comments from the Table of Contents (1990-1994)

WSJ #23 to WSJ #32 (1993)

Volume 14: Chapters 119 to 128

ᐊ Volume 13: Chapters 110 to 118 Volume 15: Chapters 129 to 138 ᐅ

1993

➤ Weekly Shounen Jump N°23 (May 24, 1993)

★ Chapter 119. "Into the Lion's Den...!!" (虎穴に入らずんば・・・！！の巻, Koketsu ni Irazunba...!!)

Table of Contents:

"I'm addicted to Super Famista 2. Hanshin's No 8 is "Togashi". He is a slugger with 59 home runs." - Yoshihiro

🇯🇵 スーパーファミスタ２にはまった。阪神の８番は"とがし"。本塁打59本の強打者だ。〈義博〉

T/N: Super Famista 2 is a baseball game software for the Super Famicom, published by Namco. It was released in Japan on March 1993. "Slugger" is a hard-hitting batter in baseball.

➤ Weekly Shounen Jump N°24 (May 31, 1993)

★ Chapter 120. "Who's the Mastermind?!" (主謀者は誰だ！？の巻, Atama wa Dareda!?)

Table of Contents:

"I don't like cutting corners in order to reduce my work schedule, and it's also painful to do that to meet the deadlines. This time it's also the latter." - Yoshihiro

🇯🇵 スケジュールをつめるための手抜きはいやだし、締切りのためのそれも辛い。今回も後者です。〈義博〉

➤ Weekly Shounen Jump N°25 (June 7, 1993)

★ Chapter 121. "Murder Surgery!!" (殺人手術！！の巻, Satsujin Shujutsu!!)

Table of Contents:

"I went to my parents' house during the consecutive holidays. It was a good rest, both mentally and physically. I'm fully recharged (!?)" - Yoshihiro

🇯🇵 連休中は実家へ。精神的にも肉体的にも、いい骨休みになりました。充電は十分(！？) 〈義博〉

T/N: consecutive holidays = The Golden Week.

➤ Weekly Shounen Jump N°26 (June 14, 1993)

★ Chapter 122. "The Cry of a Shadow!!" (影の叫び！！の巻, Shadō no Sakebi!!)

*In this issue: the results of the "9th Catch Phrase Grand Prix" and Yusuke's illustration drawn by Togashi to the winner, a 14-years-old from Kumamoto Prefecture. The winner’s catchphrase was: "A true man's paradise" 「真の男の極楽浄土」*

*Also, the promo of the first Yu Yu Hakusho Movie to the summer of 1993: "A big battle over the Golden Seal". An original screenplay that premiered on July 10th, 1993. The original character Koashura was designed by Togashi-sensei.*

Table of Contents:

"I, the president of the National Unhealthy Alliance, have started playing things like tennis. Togashi, this idiot was scared and hesitant about it." - Yoshihiro

🇯🇵 全国不健康同盟会長の私がテニスなど、はじめてしまいました。冨樫め日和ったな。〈義博〉

➤ Weekly Shounen Jump N°27 (June 21, 1993)

★ Chapter 123. "No Choice...!!" (殺るしかない・・・！！の巻, Yaru Shika nai!!)

Table of Contents:

"Even now, when I hear the ending of Sunday Western Movie Theater, I feel uneasy and wonder: 'Oh no, school starts again from tomorrow'..." - Yoshihiro

🇯🇵 今だに日曜洋画劇場のエンディング）を聞くと「あーあ明日からまた学校か」という気になる…。〈義博〉

T/N: TV Asahi's "Sunday Western Movie Theater" (Nichiyō Yōga Gekijō), as the name suggests, broadcast Western movies, mostly Americans, dubbed in Japanese on Sunday evenings. Nagaharu Yodogawa, the late Japanese film critic, was the host of the show until his death in 1998, and was known for closing each program with his signature line "Sayonara, sayonara, sayonara". After his closing lines, the song "So in Love" by Cole Porter was played as the ending theme of the show.

➤ Weekly Shounen Jump N°28 (June 28, 1993)

★ Chapter 124. "Fierce Rain...!!" (激しい雨が・・・！！の巻, Hageshī ame ga!!)

Table of Contents:

"I got hooked on Super Famicom's "Pachinko Monogatari", and used that energy to play real pachinko. I lost badly." - Yoshihiro

🇯🇵 SF/Cの『パチンコ物語』にハマリ、その勢いで本物のパチンコやったら大敗けした。〈義博〉

➤ Weekly Shounen Jump N°29 (July 5, 1993)

★ Chapter 125. "The Man They've Been Looking For!!" (探していた男！！の巻, Sagashite ita Otoko!!)

Table of Contents:

"I went from 3 to 4 packs of cigarettes a day to 1 pack at most. When I started playing sports, it naturally decreased..." - Yoshihiro

🇯🇵 1日3〜4箱だったタバコが多くて1箱に。スポーツを始めたら自然に減ったきた…〈義博〉

➤ Weekly Shounen Jump N°30 (July 12, 1993)

★ Chapter 126. "The Black Chapter!!" (黒の章！！の巻, Kuro no Shō!!)

*Yu Yu Hakusho is on the cover of this issue*

Table of Contents:

"I'm happy because I often have nightmares lately. The other day I woke up on the verge of being killed by a zombie." - Yoshihiro

🇯🇵 最近悪夢をよく見るので嬉しい。先日はゾンビに殺される寸前で目が覚めたのだった〈義博〉

➤ Weekly Shounen Jump N°31 (July 19, 1993)

★ Chapter 127. "A Bloody Past!!" (血塗られた過去！！の巻, Chinura Reta Kako!!)

Table of Contents:

"'Yu Yu' GOODS are arriving at the workplace one after another. It's funny how some of them make me smile wryly." - Yoshihiro

🇯🇵 仕事場に「幽遊」ＧＯＯＤＳが次々と届いている。苦笑してしまうものもあって面白い。〈義博〉

➤ Weekly Shounen Jump N°32 (July 26, 1993)

★ Chapter 128. "Aura Lightning Kickboxing!!" (霊光裂蹴拳！！の巻, Reikō Resshūken!!)

Table of Contents:

"The thrice most unpleasant season has arrived. There's nothing more painful than summer when you have a job. Ice Age, please come." - Yoshihiro

🇯🇵 三度いやな季節到来。仕事を持ってる時の夏ほどつらいものはない。氷河期きてくれ。〈義博〉

*On October 4, 1993, Volume 14 (Chapters 119 to 128) was published!*

▼ Togashi’s comment from the dust jacket of volume 14. Translation by VIZ Media.

ᐊ Volume 13: Chapters 110 to 118 Volume 15: Chapters 129 to 138 ᐅ

#weekly shounen jump #table of contents #yoshihiro togashi #Yu Yu Hakusho #volume 14 #chapters 119-128 #WSJ 23 to WSJ 32 (1993)

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ssjrodimus · 4 years

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56x Super Famicom game cartridges [JPN]

Pilotwings, Mario Paint, Mario & Wario, Bomberman B-Daman, Tactics Ogre, Space Invaders, Shanghai III, 2x Final Fantasy IV, 2x Final Fantasy V, 5x Final Fantasy VI, 3x Street Fighter II, 2x Street Fighter II Turbo, Super Street Fighter II, 2x Fatal Fury, 2x Fatal Fury 2, Fatal Fury Special, Daibakushou Jinsei Gekijou: Dokidoki Seishun Hen, Daibakushou Jinsei Gekijou: Ooedo Nikki, Daibakushou Jinsei Gekijou: Zukkoke Salary Man Hen, Hiryuu no Ken S: Hyper Version, Dragon Slayer, Kouryuu Densetsu Villgust: Kieta Shoujo, New 3D Golf Simulation: Harukanaru Augusta, 4x Primal Goal, Primal Goal 2, 4x J.League Super Soccer, J.League Super Soccer '95: Jikkyou Stadium, Super Formation Soccer 95: della Serie A, Super Famista, Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu '96: Kaimaku Ban, Super Tennis, Shodan Morita Shougi, Super Mahjong 2: Honkaku 4 Nin Uchi!, Super Double Yakuman, Super Jangou, Big Ichigeki! Pachi-Slot Daikouryaku.

Itoi Shigesato no Bass Tsuri No. 1, Same Game Tsume Game, Derby Stallion 96.

#nintendo #super famicom #SNES #cartridge #video games #japanese #Collection #street fighter #Final Fantasy #vintage #acquisitions

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snesgsts · 6 years

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(1993) Super Famista 2

bouncy and fun!

like. holy moly try to listen to “Define Your Hero” without smiling

#rec

#1993 #author unknown #rec

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theotherbackgrounder · 7 years

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Kamen Rider Chronicle, the Game.

Select your player.

>Ride-Player Ride-Player Ride-Player

Go out young Rider and create a legend. To do this you must go out and defeat all the bugsters, collect their gashatrophies with that you face the Bugster Trinity and then only then can you face the ultimate Bugster, Gemdeus.

In eight areas there are eight bugsters, you must fight them. Their levels will very. Grind on Bugster viruses until you are ready.

On your way to each you have a chance to encounter another Ride-Player or what are called “Kamen Riders.” Ride-Players can be persuaded to join your party (up to six can be in your party) but the other riders must be beaten. Kamen Riders, when beaten, will not only drop exp and coins but may also drop gashats and Game drivers; separately useless but when a Ride-Player uses both, they are allowed to evolve and transform into Lv. 2, 3 and 4 Riders. Be careful though, a Lv. 50 Kamen Rider will appear and will destroy your team.

On your way to defeat the bugsters there will be other Kamen Rider Events. Think of them as “legendary” catches if you will. The first one will be a team of lv. 5 Gashat. Others that will appear starting at mid-game will be: Lv. X Dangerous Zombie, Lv. 20 Mighty Brothers XX, Lv. 50 Bang Bang Simulations, and Lv. Taddle Fantasy. As well as a powerful Lv. Max Rider. You will need these for your final battle.

After defeating the eight bugsters, a side quest appears and you must complete if you want to get the “good ending.” A bugster named Lovelica appears and challenges you, he is near unbeatable. To truly defeat him, you must go on a date with Poppy and show her the good in humanity and show her true love. She will betray Lovelica and break his bond with her allowing you to set her free. Upon freeing her, she will give you a buggle driver and Gashat. This will be important.

By this time, you should have already defeated the lv. 50 Kamen Rider Para-DX and ready for the final battle. This time you fight three at once. Lovelica, Para-DX lv. 99, and Graphite Lv. 99. This will be your final battle. Finish them off.

But of course, this will never be easy.

Upon defeating them, the Ultimate Bugster appears, Gemdeus, lv. ???. He will prove almost impossible to beat as you are.

His speed states are the strongest, causing him to attack several times between each of your party members as well as he has enough agility that he can dodge any oncoming attack even if you are able to attack.

Gemdeus wins and you die. Gameover.

Upon your hp. Bar reaching 0, if you had done the Poppy extra mission, then you will last with 1 hp. Upon that last HP, you will have to inject yourself with all the gashatrophies thus infecting you with every virus. Surviving this you will then use the Buggle Driver you received from Poppy and transform into the Kamen Rider of Legend, Kamen Rider Chronos. This is your Super Sonic form.

Rematch Begins.

Kamen Rider Chronos has the ability “Stop” it’s a field counter spell to protect your side of the field. Everytime that Gemdeus attacks you or your teammate you will stop time and counter his moves. Finish him off for good. For this, it is suggested to use your strongest Riders to attack back after time is frozen.

Finish off Gemdeus and finish off the bugster threat.

Congratulation! You won! You saved the world from total genocide! You are the hero of legend.

Post-Game: There are some extras to do after game. Kamen Rider Para-DX will challenge you again, receive his Gashat. You will also fight against: Taddle Legacy Lv. 100 as well as Hyper Muteki. Fight them and receive their Gashats.

Extra: As for extra promotion. The game devs have extra transformation in a crossover event dealing with: Pac-Man, Xevious, Famista, and Galaxian. Collect all the gashats.

#kamen rider #kamen rider chronicle #kamen rider ex aid

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cutiecrates · 5 years

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Cutie Reviews: Gacha Gacha crate Feb 19

I’m not actually sure if I got the March GGC yet, but I’ll be looking after I finish this to see if I did. If not then I'll be starting up my september box reviews!

(In case you were wondering, I don’t show the cover image of the pamphlet because it’s always a faded image of various Gachapon machines and that would get boring :P)

The featured topic in this months pamphlet is about Retro video games from Namco, to go with an item in the crate. It talks about 11 games, including:

Galaxian - a game there you control a spaceship at the bottom of the screen and shoot at various enemies while avoiding their attacks. Released in 1979.

Pac-Man - Everybody knows this game : D I played it a lot when I was a child. You control the little yellow Pac-Man and eat all the pellets before the ghosts get you! Released 1980.

Xevious - Some kind of piloting game where you blast various targets. Released 1982.

Mappy - You play as Mappy, a police mouse trying to find the items stolen by the Meowkies and taken to their mansion. Released 1982.

Dig Dug - The player must rid of the underground monsters by either blowing them up with an air pump or dropping rocks on them! Released 1982.

The Tower of Druaga - The player controls Gilgamesh, a hero who arrives to save the maiden Ki from the demon Druaga and must go through his 60-floor tower. Released 1984.

Valkyrie No Boken - Everyone lives together in Marvel Land in harmony, and together they work to improve it. Released in 1986.

Family Stadium - Now-a-days known as Famista, this is a series of baseball games. Released in 1986.

Dragon Buster - In the name of his father, Clovis goes on a quest to save Princess Celia from a dragon. Released 1985.

Super Xevious Gamp No Nazo - A challenging riddle game released in 1986. Okay! Now it’s time to get on with the review!

Mt. Fuji Figure

Our first gacha is a relatively simple one. It’s a figure of Mt. Fuji, one of the highest peaks in the world and a very popular icon of Japan. This series is by Epoch and each one costs 300 yen.

This set included 4 different colorful displays one could get... and I can’t actually understand the list, so I’m not sure what mine is.

Rating: ♥ ♥

The detail on it is really nice, and it’s very clean looking. But (and I say this in hopes of offending no one) I don’t really care for it. I mean I really like Japanese culture and stuff, but I’m not really into these types of figures and I don’t see myself using it for any sort of purpose or doing anything with it. I don’t even think I’ll keep it.

Patient Cats

These little kitties are trying to patiently wait for someone to turn off/down various noise makers. This series is by Epoch and each is available for 200 yen.

There was 3 types available: television, boombox, or telephone, each in 2 colors of object and cat.

I got the white television kitty :3

Rating: ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

What makes this really fun is that not only are you getting 2 items for one gacha, but you can also use them together or separately. They would be perfect for Re-ment displays!

The detailing on the two pieces is also really nice. There’s no paint issues or anything. It’s a really cute, simple display.

Pokemon Clinging Cable Cover

Cable covers must be really popular as of late huh? I keep finding them in my crates these days. I’m beginning to get used to them though, they are awfully cute. It’s by Kitan Club, and each is available for 300 yen. You can see whose available on the checklist in the pic.

I would have been happy getting anybody really. I really like Gengar and Eevee, but Pikachu is a must, and who doesn’t love the three original starters? My favorite of the trio is Bulbasaur, but I collected stuff of all of them when I was younger. I was pretty much happy just getting something Pokemon related.

So basically, you just pull apart the white thingy and put a coord inside, then stick it back together and attach your Pokemon to it.

Rating: ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

Besides how difficult it was to get the thingy open to put the cord inside, I think this is really cute! I decided to swap Umbreon with Charmander, and yes My Melody is still hanging on strong! She seems happy with her new friend.

Osechi Mascot

Inspired by the delicious, tiered foods eaten on New Years in Japan with loved ones. This set is single tiered, but from how it’s made I feel like you can stack the layers together. I could be wrong though.

This one came with an odd slip of paper, but I don’t really know what it means. If I had to guess I’d say it either lists materials used to make the items in this, or it lists the foods?

There is 5 available, and this series is by Toy Spirits. The one I got includes three crab claws, flower carrots, Tuna/salmon or some kind of fish, simmered vegetable, and three dumplings or rice or sesame balls or something? There is also a lobster and fish set, a scallop with tons of vegetables, a cooked fish (maybe sea bream?) and one I can’t really identify.

Rating: ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

See this type of figure I really like! I love food based things like this. Everything is plastic, but to my surprise the balls are squishy! It’s really fun to poke~

It would also make for a fun re-ment item... and maybe it’s just me, but there’s something really fun about putting the lid on and taking it off.

Floral Card Pouch Miniature

Based on Japanese Hanafuda (flower cards), this little artistic looking pouch is perfect for keeping money, cards, or other little items you often lose track of or want to carry around but worry over it’s small size.

This is another Epoch series, and there was 12 available consisting of 6 designs in either red or black. I got the red version. Each one costs 200 yen.

Rating: ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

I think this is really sweet looking, even though it’s a little bent up from being in the capsule. It’s very well made, sort of floppy/flimsy, but the material and inside lining feel very nice. It’s really easy to close and open, and the fabric is a little flexible.

Namco Museum Cassette Pin Collection

Our final item for the month and the one related to the featured article above. As a girl obsessed with video games I’m a sucker for wearable accessories based on them, and I’ve really been into pins as of late too so this is perfect.

Each one comes in a little box with images from the game print on it, and a tiny itty-bitty description of it on the back with a screenshot. The pin resembles an old game cartridge/cassette with an image of the game and some designs and logo over it.

Rating: ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

Dig Dug wasn’t a game I played a lot, I think I might have played it once or twice but it’s been years. It wasn’t like Pac-Man or the Mario (Donkey Kong?) games, which were everywhere. The laundry mat I used to go to as a child still has the arcade machines!

Anyway, I was still really excited. I love opening the little box and taking out the pin. It’s very well made, and it has a tiny bit of weight to it. I’m really excited to wear it or put it on something and see if anybody recognizes it :D I hope we get more cute little things like this!

♥ Cutie Ranking ♥

Quality/Pricing - 3 out of 5. Almost everything was priced, and if I can figure it out, I think they were like... 10-15 American dollars total? We pay about 30 dollars for the box, and considering how small and impractical a couple of the items are... I’m not sure it’s the best box worth the price. If we had more items like the Pokemon cord holder, pouch, and pin then yeah I’d say they were.

Content - 3 out of 5. I really liked the items we got, except for the Mt. Fuji. It, the kitty, and the little food thing are pretty impractical (unless used for re-ment, which I would do if I had sets that went with them) and I kind of hate that- but not all Gachapon can be you know? I understand that.

Total Rank: 4 out of 10 cuties. It’s not the best box in the series, but it’s still kinda new you know? I’m not trying to be really hard on it. I was pretty disappointed they didn’t give us a theme for this one though- like if it was me, I would have went super-cute and girly for Valentines Day. I know they try to cater to both genders, but I’m sure they could have found a way for both to be happy with that theme. Or maybe they could have done a video game theme to go with the pokemon and namco pin. SOMETHING you know?

♥ Cutie Scale ♥

1. Namco Pin - Of course I had to go with this one! I was geeking out over it the whole time. I wasn’t born when these games came out but I can still appreciate them!

2. Patient Cat - it’s pretty simple, but the kitty is so cute and the concept behind it makes it even cuter.

3. Osechi Mascot - I love the concept, and the squishy food inside~ I wish the whole thing was squishy though <3<

4. Pokemon Cable Protector - It’s cute, but fairly simple looking.

5. Hanafuda Pouch - It’s sort of like a simplistic art piece you can use for storing stuff in, it’s pretty cute and has a touch of elegance to it too.

6.Mt. Fuji Figure - I’m sorry but I just didn’t like it. It’s nice if you like landmark based figures and displays, but I’m more into things like train displays and stuff that moves around.

And this concludes our review! I hope you enjoyed or found it interesting. As I said on top we’ll probably be doing the Yume Twins september box next, unless I got my March gacha box already, but I don’t believe I did, that one tends to show up late for some reason.

Anyway, until next time, stay cute! And play lots of video games :3

#gacha gacha #gachapon #pokemon gacha #gacha gacha crate #gachagachacrate #retro namco

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gamephd-wallpapers · 5 years

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Play Famista 2 (Japan)

Nominate for Retro Game of the Day!

Play Famista 2 (Japan) Online

Play this GB game in your web browser, here on GamePhD! Use Chrome/Firefox if Internet Explorer doesn’t load the game.

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#gameplay in 1 minute #play online

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gameridernews · 7 years

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Transformation lines for the Gashats posted today. Well, almost all of them.

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Space Galaxy Fourze Gashat (スペースギャラクシーフォーゼガシャット / Supēsu Gyarakushī Fōze Gashatto)

[Level 2] Japanese: レベルアップ！ロケット！ロケット！スイッチオン！スペース！スペース！ギャラクシーフォーゼ！ Romaji: Reberu Appu! Roketto! Roketto! Suicchi On! Supēsu! Supēsu! Gyarakushī Fōze! English: Level Up! Rocket-Rocket Switch, On! Space-Space Galaxy Fourze!

Possibly in the tune of Level 3 Jet Combat.

[Level 3] Japanese: アガッチャ！ぶっ飛ばせ！友情！青春ギャラクシー！３。２。１。フォーゼ！ Romaji: Agaccha! Buttobase! Yūjō! Seishun gyarakushī! 3.2.1. Fōze! English: Agatcha! Send ‘em flying! Friendship, in the youthful galaxy! 3-2-1, Fourze!

In the tune of Level 3 Gekitotsu Robots, no doubt.

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Magic The Wizard Gashat (マジックザウィザードガシャット / Majikku Za Wizādo Gashatto)

[Level 2] Japanese: レベルアップ！シャ・シャ・シャバドゥビタッチで変身！プリーズ！マジックザウィザード！ Romaji: Reberu Appu! Sha-Sha-Shabadubi tacchi de henshin! Purīzu! Majikku Za Wizādo! English: Level Up! Sha-Sha-Shabadoobie, the touch transforms! Please! Magic The Wizard!

In the tune of Level 3 DoReMiFa Beat, as was previously revealed.

[Level 3] Japanese: アガッチャ！ド・ド・ドラゴ！ラ・ラ・ラ・ラ~イズ！フレイム！ウォーター！ハリケーン！ランド！オールドラゴン！ Romaji: Agaccha! Do-Do-Dorago! Ra-ra-ra-ra~izu! Fureimu! Wōtā! Harikēn! Rando! Ōru Doragon! English: Agatcha! D-D-Drago R-R-R-Rise! Flame, Water, Hurricane, Land, All Dragon!

Definitely in the tune of Level 5 Drago Knight Hunter Z.

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JuJu Burger Gashat (ジュージューバーガーガシャット / JūJū Bāgā Gashatto)

[Level 2] Japanese: バンズにレタスにトマトにチーズ！ジュージューバーガー！ Romaji: Banzu ni retasu ni tomato ni chīzu! JūJū Bāgā! English: Buns, lettace, tomato and cheese! JuJu Burger!

[Level 4] Japanese: バーガーバーガージュージューバーガー！ Romaji: Bāgā bāgā JūJū Bāgā! English: Buuurgeeer, Buuurgeeer, JuJu Burger!

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Taddle Fantasy

Standby: Japanese: レッツゴーイング！キングオブファンタジー！ Romaji: Rettsu gōingu! Kingu obu Fantajī! English: Let's going! King of Fantasy!

Level 50: Japanese: デュアルアップ！タドルメグルRPG！タドルファンタジー！ Romaji: Dyuaru Appu! Tadoru meguru ĀruPīJī! Tadoru Fantajī! English: Dual Up! Follow around this RPG, Taddle Fantasy!

Bang Bang Simulations

Standby: Japanese: アイレディフォーバトルシップ！ Romaji: Ai redi fō Batorushippu! English: I ready for Battleship!

Level 50: Japanese: デュアルアップ！スクランブルだ！出撃発進！バンバンシムレーションズ！発進！ Romaji: Dyuaru Appu! Sukuranburu da! Shutsugeki hasshin! Ban Ban Shimurēshonzu! Hasshin! English: Dual Up! Scramble, move out! Bang Bang Simulations - move out!

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Pac Adventure Gashat (パックアドベンチャーガシャット / Pakku Adobenchā Gashatto)

[Level 2] Japanese: パクパクパックン！パワークッキー！パクパクパックン！パックマン！ Romaji: Paku Paku Pakkun! Pawā Kukkī! Paku Paku Pakkun! Pakku-Man! English: Pac-Pac-Pac'n, Power Pellets! Pac-Pac-Pac'n, Pac-Man!

[Level 3] Japanese: パクパクパックンアドベンチャー！パクッ！パクッ！パックマン！ Romaji: Paku Paku Pakkun Adobenchā! Paku~! Paku~! Pakku-Man! English: Pac-Pac-Pac'n Adventure! Pac-Pac-Pac-Man!

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Xevious Gashat (ゼビウスガシャット / Zebiusu Gashatto)

[Level 2] Japanese: 撃ちまくわ！ゼビウス！ゼビウス！ソルバルウブラスター！ゼビウス！GO！ Romaji: Uchimaku wa! Zebiusu! Zebiusu! Sorubaruu Burasutā! Zebiusu! Gō! English: Shoot it! Xevious, Xevious! Solvalou Blasters! Xevious, go!

[Level 3] Japanese: ガンガン撃墜だ！ガスト・ノッチ！ガスト・ノッチ！バンバンハイスコア！ゼ・ビ・ウ・ス！ Romaji: Gangan gekitsuida! Gasuto-Notsuchi! Gasuto-Notsuchi! Ban Ban hai sukoa! Ze-bi-u-su! English: It's a shoot down! Gust Notch, Gust Notch! Bang Bang high score! Ze-vi-o-us!

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Famista is the only one I don’t have figured out, mainly because I honestly can’t tell if I’ve got the right kanji written down to be translated, their font is very bold. Even with the tiny writing on top to tell me what the syllables are, I’ve had no results in Google Translate or in just searching the kanji online. If I had to guess, it probably involves some specific Japanese sports terminology and I don’t even know American sports. It will be tackled another day.

#general #kamen rider exaid #feed

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