Literally everyone I watched was never hit by this anomaly, yet Miko was unlucky enough to get hit three times. "He's repenting" Fubuki never fails to amuse me.
What I know about Mikochi based on this video alone: 1. Mikochi does not understand what is going on, a variation of “This sign can’t stop me because I can’t read”. 2. Mikochi has no sense of rhythm. 3. Mikochi probably lacks patience.
@@yrzy16franco14 Number 1 is a meme from Arthur. D.W. is old enough to read, speak and understand English but she still went against Arthur’s sign. So Mikochi can clearly read but she probably does not understand the Daruma-san game like the other HoloJP members who made mistakes.
Switchback Zygarde: Hey, that's a red butt. Ok, Spawn Wither Skeleton! Switchback Zygarde: Wither, Get him! Red was slain by Wither Skeleton Switchback Zygarde: Ha, Take that!
Squid Games. What would Markiplier say if he knows this, GREEN LIGHT......, RED LIGHT......, GREEN LIGHT......, RED LIGHT... RED LIGHT.. GREEN RED LIGHT
Fubuki and I are similar. We hold back our screams and then we go all out with words (or bullets when playing games like Resident Evil) after we come across the ones responsible for the jumpscares. 😂
'Ao' is, or used to be, a much wider band of color than just blue, as perceived by Asian conventions, and it encompasses green as well. Look it up, Wikipedia has a few interesting articles on that phenomenon. In a nutshell, green is still to this day 'ao' when it comes to traffic lights. No one uses 'midori' for that.
Rule number one. Never stand in front of “Onee-san” when she is pushing her cart during Red Light, Green Light. Polka can attest but common sense to stay out of the path didn’t occur to her. 😂 And Pekora’s delayed reaction.
ao can also mean green in Japanese, midori is usually used for trees, grass's kind of green, while ao's green usually used in traffic lights, car lights and stuff. Or to be more precise, ao is a word for a wider band of color varying from blue to green, whereas midori's only used for green.
For example, in Japan, 緑野菜(midori yasai) green vegetables have been called "青野菜(ao yasai) blue vegetables" since ancient times. This is a remnant of that influence. The word 緑 midori originally meant grass growing in a field. The word 青ao (blue) was used earlier than the word 緑midori (green) as a word dealing with color.
@@ShiromochimochiSpeaking of ancient times, that is not just a Japanese (or Asian) phenomenon. In the Odyssey, for example, there isn't a single reference to the color blue.
"Green is go, red is stop" -> proceeds to wait on green and go on red.
Never change, Mikochi :')
HoloEN has a hard time reading Kanji. You gotta give her a break
Watching Fubuki speedrunning every game she played is hilarious lmao
Scared Biboo: :D
Normal Biboo: :D
Polka: :D
I swear the :D keeps getting wider
Biboo’s the most scared one and yet she got it through in her first try 😅
Dem jamer instincts don't quit!
I think that's because she's a freeze response type
Calli messing up the first try by going the wrong way just fits perfectly
Pon reaper lmao
9:39 HoloEN getting jumpscared by Kanji
True
I like that Biboo still looks happy when she's scared lol
Miko playing horor games is always hilarious😂
Miko playing ANYTHING is always hilarious
Biboo screaming and crying in fear
Meanwhile her facial expression: 😃
:D
Literally everyone I watched was never hit by this anomaly, yet Miko was unlucky enough to get hit three times.
"He's repenting" Fubuki never fails to amuse me.
Bibo's scream is so cute
:D
Luckily she Nows the green and red light
@@aldrednieto8448You mean jween?
That's not a scream, that was a straight up wail
Yup she's really enjoyed it look how happy her face is 😊
9:38 Mikochi...it hasn't even started yet.
What I know about Mikochi based on this video alone:
1. Mikochi does not understand what is going on, a variation of “This sign can’t stop me because I can’t read”.
2. Mikochi has no sense of rhythm.
3. Mikochi probably lacks patience.
The first only happend if Is in english, the right answer Is the number 3 @@赤ゲキ
@@yrzy16franco14
Number 1 is a meme from Arthur.
D.W. is old enough to read, speak and understand English but she still went against Arthur’s sign.
So Mikochi can clearly read but she probably does not understand the Daruma-san game like the other HoloJP members who made mistakes.
Biboo and Polka when scared, happy, sad, angry: :D
Kind of surprising that some of the JP girls didn't immediately recognize it as a Daruma-san game
Hears song
Chaos Head Noah flashbacks
damn fubuki taking that jumpscare like a chad
also i still don't get how pekora fails there lmao
ran after it and gave a scolding too
I love how it zooms on their faces on every red light 😂
I like the silent of surprised Fubuki's face and Miko complained about everything 😂
9:14 based fox god yelling at tomatoman for daring to scare her
God was rebooting after jumpscare
Matsuri D: vs Biboo :D
:D
Switchback Zygarde: Hey, that's a red butt. Ok, Spawn Wither Skeleton!
Switchback Zygarde: Wither, Get him!
Red was slain by Wither Skeleton
Switchback Zygarde: Ha, Take that!
dammit! i forgot to turn my volume down on matsuri! xD
“I was looking up.”
That usually means the soul has left the body. 😂
If you move on Red Light you should hear a BEEP, BEEP, BEEP, BEEP, BEEP and then......... *MORTIS*
*dunnnn*
Squid Games. What would Markiplier say if he knows this, GREEN LIGHT......, RED LIGHT......, GREEN LIGHT......, RED LIGHT... RED LIGHT.. GREEN RED LIGHT
Daa-ru~Ma! 💥🔪🫠
Miko 😭😭😭
What I don't get are the ones that didn't get it or took a loooooong time until understanding what to do.
This is not the first time I've seen you say "scare me out", an expression that doesn't exist. Why? "Freak me out" is a lot better and common.
Well, that just show how narrow my vocabulary is! Thanks for the suggestion appreciate it!
NGL this is scared me too when watching this clip LMAO
10:45 Poor miko lol XD
I love hololive girls
信号機の音
Ao-wa suzume, aka-wa tomare
10:45 Wait what? How was Miko fine when she move in red light? That was surprising.
Elite strategy
2:35
Daruma dolls are not demons. They are toys and lucky charms in the shape of an old man related to Buddhism. They are roly-poly dolls 🇯🇵
Yeah, I'm simplifying the term since in this game I believe daruma-san also could be referred with "鬼" therefore I translated it as demon
Polmao😂
Fububu just too cute
Fubuki and I are similar. We hold back our screams and then we go all out with words (or bullets when playing games like Resident Evil) after we come across the ones responsible for the jumpscares. 😂
Fubuki was a damn trooper. No flinch
@@赤ゲキsame here, If something jumpscares me Im like "oh I'm so gonna get you later" 😆
ちゃんと「青は進め、赤は止まれ」と、説明されても理解出来ないホロメンいるのは残念よなぁ……。
ENでもちゃんと理解出来てるのに(苦笑)
how slow can biboo go lol
what song is the red light green light thing?
Please, Ragus reference
I'm confused because why do they say "Ao" is green? isn't it suppose to be blue?
Like in Chinese, "ao" can be either green or blue
@@johnapple6646i thought its a ref to some traffic lights (maybe in japan) use blue instead of green
'Ao' is, or used to be, a much wider band of color than just blue, as perceived by Asian conventions, and it encompasses green as well. Look it up, Wikipedia has a few interesting articles on that phenomenon.
In a nutshell, green is still to this day 'ao' when it comes to traffic lights. No one uses 'midori' for that.
Ao is obviously green for kamemushi
@@aokyoutsuki7744 yes, it's Ao-singou and never midori singou
Rule number one. Never stand in front of “Onee-san” when she is pushing her cart during Red Light, Green Light. Polka can attest but common sense to stay out of the path didn’t occur to her. 😂
And Pekora’s delayed reaction.
the color is green but why they say "ao" not "Midori"? Isn't ao blue?
ao can also mean green in Japanese, midori is usually used for trees, grass's kind of green, while ao's green usually used in traffic lights, car lights and stuff. Or to be more precise, ao is a word for a wider band of color varying from blue to green, whereas midori's only used for green.
Actually, even not mentioning the color, the word itself is "青(ao)" not "緑(midori)"
@@hououinkyouma1301 ah i see ty for explain,i just know Japanese color from anime🤣
For example, in Japan, 緑野菜(midori yasai) green vegetables have been called "青野菜(ao yasai) blue vegetables" since ancient times.
This is a remnant of that influence.
The word 緑 midori originally meant grass growing in a field.
The word 青ao (blue) was used earlier than the word 緑midori (green) as a word dealing with color.
@@ShiromochimochiSpeaking of ancient times, that is not just a Japanese (or Asian) phenomenon. In the Odyssey, for example, there isn't a single reference to the color blue.
O.o
:D
>Be me
>Click funny hololive clips compilation
>First clip is of Mori
>White woman jumscare
>Day ruined
Uki's alt account 😂
Mate, I hate to tell you this but at least a good portion of the girls are white. About as common a colour as the sense you clearly lack
4channer jumpscare 🤢
:D