I just remembered, my crash course in Japanese onomatopoeia was Jyuken Sentai Gekiranger. Thank you, Jan. Back on topic, amazing clip, things from the past with full context, Suisei is a terror as usual.
When I heard her say that the movie title was "Sugar Rush" I was like "Is that a sequel or did I remember the title wrong?" lol. I double-checked and it the English title is "Wreck-It Ralph", while "Sugar Rush" is the name of one of the games in the movie (although it _is_ the Japanese title for the movie).
Yeah what the other guy said, I presume it will be released sometime after the upcoming Weiss Schwarz concert (if it will be released publically at all rather than just being performed at events, which I guess it will be released but y'know, might not).
Wait, so she brought up Onomatopoiea on stream as like preparation for the song ("so it will be more impactful" she said) but brought up Sugar Rush completely separately because she likes the movie without meaning to hint at it?.. TBQH I am not entirely sure if she is just being sarcastic in the beginning and is that much of a troll or if she genuinely didn't mean to allude to the song and it was just the biggest of coincidences. Going by her mention of "hint" in Minecraft and the portion at the end of the video It seems more likely that she did do it on purpose but also her voice tone in the beginning really doesn't seem sarcastic to me so it confuses me. The start of it does feel like she is just playing but after the 20 second mark she kinda seemed to get serious/talk in her regular tone to me. I guess she just had controlled her tone well or I am simply missing the signs after not watching/listening to her live for a while. Because it seems so clear form the rest that it was a purposeful allusion to the song. I dunno why this got me thinking and typing this much but it did, go figure.
![Miko Triggers The Airport Metal Scanner (Hoshimachi Suisei & Sakura Miko / Hololive) [Eng Subs]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kUJbTErp1xA/mqdefault.jpg)
Anemachi: "My little sister lies a lot." 😂
I just remembered, my crash course in Japanese onomatopoeia was Jyuken Sentai Gekiranger. Thank you, Jan.
Back on topic, amazing clip, things from the past with full context, Suisei is a terror as usual.
When I heard her say that the movie title was "Sugar Rush" I was like "Is that a sequel or did I remember the title wrong?" lol. I double-checked and it the English title is "Wreck-It Ralph", while "Sugar Rush" is the name of one of the games in the movie (although it _is_ the Japanese title for the movie).
1:41 😂😂😂😂😂😂
8:30
Great Micomet clip☄🌸
So, when the song gonna released btw? Any info guys?
They will be performing at the Weiß Schwarz concert on November 2nd, so there should be some news by then.
Yeah what the other guy said, I presume it will be released sometime after the upcoming Weiss Schwarz concert (if it will be released publically at all rather than just being performed at events, which I guess it will be released but y'know, might not).
I downloaded this video a month ago and just watched this now, so what is the song? Did it already released or haven't yet? And so when will it?
Wait, so she brought up Onomatopoiea on stream as like preparation for the song ("so it will be more impactful" she said) but brought up Sugar Rush completely separately because she likes the movie without meaning to hint at it?..
TBQH I am not entirely sure if she is just being sarcastic in the beginning and is that much of a troll or if she genuinely didn't mean to allude to the song and it was just the biggest of coincidences. Going by her mention of "hint" in Minecraft and the portion at the end of the video It seems more likely that she did do it on purpose but also her voice tone in the beginning really doesn't seem sarcastic to me so it confuses me. The start of it does feel like she is just playing but after the 20 second mark she kinda seemed to get serious/talk in her regular tone to me.
I guess she just had controlled her tone well or I am simply missing the signs after not watching/listening to her live for a while. Because it seems so clear form the rest that it was a purposeful allusion to the song.
I dunno why this got me thinking and typing this much but it did, go figure.
She was definitely sarcastic.
Sometimes I question whether or not Miko is actually Japanese, not knowing what the word onomatopoeia means is worrying.
In retrospect, 6:06 was the best reaction I've seen ever.