Saber Marionette I know I'm an idiot, sue me ;-p!

Speaking of Hana Engrish:

1) "Unbelievable" in ep. 6 of J Again while Lime is beating the tar out of him and the M.E.S.C.A.L. (Inu Pointed this out to me ^^v)

2) "Welcome!" and perhaps even "Yeehaw!" to the Shirataki Friends League (or whatever the hell they really are called, say my mantra with me "My J to X DVDs suck!")

3) "Baby" in "Iyokan"

~ Lady Aoi: And probably many more instances I don't recal.

 

I've always loved some of the lines in Hana's songs with engrish such as
"Super lovely na tokoro ni fu no ejiki" from Senishite

"JAPONESU RONRII HAATO!!!!!!" and
"Maboroshi no iyokan hakanai ze BEIBEE WOO BEIBEE" from Iyokan

"JAPONESU RIKURIEESHON and JAPONESU REBORYUUSHON" in Kuri Hiroi are classics also ^_________^x

I've gotta get a wave for "GOOT MORNING!!!" and use it as the start up though


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*dodges the pots and vegetables*

 

If you run out of good Hanagata sounds to rip, consider ripping some Ilpalazzo sounds from Excel Saga Same voice actor of course.

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This is Ilpalazzo. I am coquettish.

 

I hate to nit-pick,but it's actually in ep. 5 of J Again where Lime beats up on the MESCAL (oh,and incidentally,Hanagata).

Anyway,more Hanagata Engrish sillyness:

SMJ ep. 1,
"You should let a marionette do the work and enjoy life."

J Again ep. 3
"Come on,my honey!"

SMJ ep. 8,
"And release him from the bonds of those marionette she-devils. Amen.

InuYasha - Engrish is funny.

 

I can never remember when the MESCAL and Hanagata trashing happens. Thanks Inu ^^.

~ Lady Aoi

 

So, is Hanagata's casual use of English (Engrish?) kind of the equivalent of some people's casual use of French in a conversation? That is, to sound either intelligent or sophisticated?

~ Lady Aoi: who is tres blue

 

I'm becoming a regular Hanagata of the Boards X-D

In all seroiousness,though,the near constant supply of Engrish from Hana-ko is rather comical - just one more of the many exaggerated features of his personality.

And let's not forget "Super lovely" in Sennichite...

And everyone's favorite,the "special item" (turns to stone at the visual image).

Hanagata: Stop calling me goo-goo names!

InuYasha - Random Weirdness R0><0rs

 

Of course,Hana-ko is not the only one who uses Engrish...

Lime: LET'S GO! (SMJ ep. 24/25)

InuYasha - of Limes and Engrish

 

Time for a Japanese lesson!!!!! ::holds up boards of crappy drawings like Hanagata in episode 2 of J to X, but everyone pays attention to Yumeji instead:: ._.

In the language of Japanese the last name is always spoken first, then the first name!!! Like for example "Mamiya Otaru" Mamiya is the last name, Otaru first name! But when it is translated, usually its translated as Otaru Mamiya...but in J to X its translated as Mamiya Otaru..can be confusing!

 

*whimpers* I still feel like an idiot....

Oh, and in Sennichite, Hanagata says "One...two...one two" before he starts playing ^_~.

~ Lady Aoi: Ye Hanagata of the Boardes

 

I think you're right. After all, don't they call him Mr. Gennai?

~ Lady Aoi: Or is it grampa... blah. not being too clear.

 

They call him "Gennai jii-chan" or sometimes, "Gen-chan" (usually Bloodberry).

If someone remembers whether Gennai referred to himself as "Shiraga Gennai" or "Gennai Shiraga" in the first ep of SMJ (original Japanese,of course),then we might have a clue...

However,my gut feeling is that "Shiraga" sounds more like a family name than a given name...

InuYasha - GENNAI SHIRAGA/SHIRAGA GENNAI IS THE GREATEST GENIUS IN THE WORLD!!!!

 

I think he says it Gennai Shiraga, but it's been awhile and I don't have my tapes with me now. Baka? Lime? Anyone want to take a shot at this?

~ Lady Aoi: Gimme back my hot dog, Legato!