It’s not AI or Saiki speaking. They just got an actor. By “serving”, they mean a concert. It’s part of their maid theme. They call the concerts servings (okyuji), and refer to their audience as masters (goshujin sama) and princesses (ojousama). There’s a spot where Miku says masters and princess in English as an ad lib towards the end of Manners. It took me forever to figure that out.
A One Man Concert = Just one band on the bill. No support bands, just one band playing. It's a huge stage in a bands career in Japan. Bands usually start in tiny live houses at the bottom of a bill (you are on first - often before the main crowd has even arrived), with 3, 4, or even more bands playing. Entering a live house you are often asked which band(s) you have come to see. If your band get the numbers you move up the bill. Until one day you can get enough for your first ever one man show. Note, even today Band-Maid usually play one man servings (concerts), no support bands. Or rarely.
Saiki was born Feb. 8th 1994, so in the play/acting time she was @19. As of today, Saiki is the youngest and Akane is the oldest member. The person doing the Saiki dialog is, Yuri Takashima, Ohrenji chose her to do voice of Saiki in this and his other episodic endeavor "The Pigeon Who Dreams of Singing", she's real not AI. As you'll see as you watch these doc's.... Kanami had worked with Akane before on Kanami's recordings before Band Maid was formed and Akane had known MISA from Tokyo School of Music. The common music type between these 3 ranges from classic rock to Smashing Pumpkins. Actually, that large crowd was @ 12,000 at their 10th Anniversary Finale at Yokohama Arena, it's their largest crowd that wasn't a festival. The acoustic at the end is "Puzzle" which was followed by "Memorable".
Saiki once said in an interview that if they all went to the same school, none of them would be friends. But I gotta believe Akane would have known them all.
Akane and MISA have known each other the longest, as they went to the same music collage, with next being Kanami, who enlisted Akane and MISA into her video covers she summitted to studios to get noticed. Miku and Saiki had no knowledge of the other members, and until Miku decided to start the band she didn't know any of the other members but found Kanami of the internet and, as they say, the rest is history! Saiki was a teenager when she was recruited into Band-Maid.
Saiki was born in February 1994. And please keep doing all the documentaries. I assure you that the Maidiacs will love it and appreciate you for it although they themselves would have watched all 7 parts ad infinitum. The last song is PUZZLE live acoustic version from their 2018 Zepp Tokyo concert, a heart rending, gut wrenching performance by Saiki, assisted by the superb back up vocals of Kanami. At the end of this number, there'll be a bit of banter between Saiki, Kanami and the audience. Let this banter run until the next song, ANEMONE, begins. Another heart rending, tear jerking performance by Saiki assisted by the superb back up vocals of Kanami again. To start this journey, do look up the lyrics of these 2 songs before you begin in order to understand the context of the songs, in particular, PUZZLE. Then, react to the studio (non-acoustic) versions of these 2 songs first. Next, there are 2 official live versions of PUZZLE. Once from their 2017 Shinkiba Studio Coast concert (which I prefer) and another from their January 2023 concert in Tokyo Garden (I think). ANEMONE (non-acoustic) used to have an official MV but I dont see it anymore. So, you'll just have to settle for the studio recording. There are live versions out there but they are fancam videos and the sound quality dont quite capture the 2 gut wrenching electric guitar solos in the song. FINALLY, react to the earlier mentioned acoustic versions of PUZZLE and ANEMONE from their 2018 Zepp Tokyo concert. Now, immediately preceding these back-to-back songs (interspersed with light banter), there is a rather long music box intro played on a backing track before PUZZLE begins. This tune is adapted from Anemone. If you can, leave this long intro in. It really sets the mood for despair and melancholy which are the central themes of the 2 songs. Trust me, you won't regret. You might hate me for putting you through the melancholic tune, but you wont regret it.
Regarding naming convention, in countries like Japan, Korea and Hungary, they put family name first then given name. So, for Kobato Miku - Kobato is family name and Miku is her given name.
Thank you for reacting to the Saiki documentary, Ohrenje and his team did excellent work on this series. That song you asked about was the acoustic version of "Puzzle." There is the full band original version on TH-cam, and I'm sure somebody will provide a link to the acoustic version shown in the documentary. The last song they showed in the documentary was "Memorable." 2016 was a difficult year for Saiki, as Band Maid performed 101 servings (Band Maid refers to a concert as an okyu-ji or servings) in 9 different countries that year, so it really took a toll on her voice. Also, a "One-Man" concert in Japan is a concert with only one Band or artist. Please take care and I hope you have an awesome New Year.
Less known is the fact that shortly thereafter,in August 2017, Miku had nodes removed from her vocal chords. While a less severe condition, it was done to lessen the amount of missed rehearsal time for the band.
Sohum, great start to this excellent docu series. One suggestion I have-- and you might have mentioned it and I missed it-- but your current format is cutting off about 30% of the screen. There are no copyright issues with these whatsoever. In fact Ohrenje might come by and say hi and see how you like them.
Sohum- I was just about to make a similar comment on Moratorium reaction of yours. You lost so much of the action on stage. Ohrenje and crew did a tremendous amount of work on these documentaries, it almost seems kind of disrespectful to crop their work. Otherwise like your Band Maid reactions, you have a calm soothing style.
To answer your question as to who are the most in tune with each other, I would say it's Akane and MISA, although by now, all of the band members are on the same page musically. Don't worry about your reaction being long. I enjoy you asking for more information and your curiosity. It just shows your interest and intellectual investment in the Maids.
Nippon is the Nihongo (Japanese) word for Japan. Kobato is her artist surname. She goes by Kobato because it means small pigeon. East Asian names normally go by Surname First name.
Yes her name is Miku Kobato but normally proper name reference is to call someone by their surname. So Kobato. But many Japanese will go by Western tradition of First name when speaking globally. So referring to her as Miku is what fans do.
@@JamesJames-iy6vx I don't think Noguchi is her real last name and also Miku is more than likely not her real first name either, in Japan it is normal to use stage names for privacy for yourself and relatives. I think that only Saiki Atsumi uses her real names but I could be wrong.
Thank you for your reaction. I'm not an expert but concerning the order of Japanese names, surname is typically first. The characters in Japanese I found is 小鳩ミク, Which by internet translation is - Ko, Hato, Mi, Ku. Not sure, why the H seems to become B, but either way the order is obvious. Artists knows that other cultures often have the names the other way around and sometimes adopt, maybe just to make life easier. My #1 band is band maid, but my #1 artist is Kenshi Yonezu as the name is written on his youtube page, yet in Japanese charachters it is 米津玄師, the other way around (Yonezu Kenshi). Have fun! :)
Still with you Sohum. I've watched all these docs so many times- there is always something that I missed. They are made by two guys that come from the Maidiac community- One a band-Maid archivist if you like and the other a professional voice over person. One Man show- Solo headlining band show. The first song you wanted to know about was- Anemone Official Live Video Zeppelin 2018 (Acoustic). The second song- Memorable Official Music Video 2023. Written as a thank you for the US fans that sold out all but a few of the shows during the tours in 2022 and 2023.
The documentaries may be old hat to me, but I still haven't tired of watching new reactions to them. That's the charm of reaction videos in general, right? Thanks for the reaction! Miku Kobato is the pigeon's stage name/Band-Maid persona. Neither is her real name. She _always_ refers to herself as Kobato, and the band does about 90% of the time, rarely calling her MIku. Miku is the fan base's name for her.
As @markhayes9004 mentioned, the last song on this documentary was the acoustic version of PUZZLE. Definitely worth reacting to both the original live version (electric) at Tokyo Garden and then listen to the acoustic version. Thank you for continuing to react to my favorite band of the 21st century...BAND-MAID.
Don't worry, as maidiacs we will watch all the documentaries along with you, we love watching new fans fall further in the pigeon hole, there's no way out now. Your question about the name of Miku -in Japan, surname (family name) is listed first, followed by the given name, so John Smith would be Smith John. Also, most Japanese called each other by the family name, so the other members call Miku as "Kobato". Very close friends will sometimes use the given name. It's a bit of a trope in anime where sharing given names can be very embarrassing.
Saiki will only continue to grow in the next 10 years. Now having learned and playing the piano “solo” for a large crowd. I expect Kanami will be adding more of that instrumentation into songs with Saiki performing it. 🤘🕊️🦍🥷👸🏻👀PO!
Thanks for reacting to Ohrenje's docu-series on BAND-MAID. FYI, Kobato is (sort of) Miku's surname, and Miku is her given name (i.e., first name). You'll learn a bit about her name, and more, when you get to her 3-parter at the end of the docu-series. As for your enjoyment of their banter, I can't judge you any worse than myself. There is something uniquely satisfying when listening to the maids talk with each other. Ohrenje has captioned "videos" of the BAND-MAID NIPPON talk show that was hosted by Miku and Saiki. He even did a manga version for a few of the episodes. HINT: there's an episode 11 with a special guest host that is particularly fun to watch (it's not in a playlist, so you'll have to search for it. Try "BAND MAID NIPPON Akane"). Looking forward to your reaction to Kanami's documentary!
A one man concert is just one with a single act (band or artist) rather than having an opening act or whatever. Band-Maid almost exclusively plays one man now, but a lot of bands early on don’t have enough material or stamina or whatever to do one mans.
Great reaction Sohum. I enjoyed every minute with you, so don't worry about length. We are here for your reactions, since most of us have seen these vids many times. You are going to love these as you go through them.
As others have said, though I have watched these documentaries many times since they came out I enjoy watching along with a reactor who is seeing them for the first time. Without realizing it your reactions and comments will at times point out connections or ideas that I missed or didn't know. No problem with the length for me.
Interesting!🤔 when you ask about the Pair. But I’ll avoid answering that, because I don’t want to spoil the documentaries/ your first time experience which we have to go into pretty details PAIRING THEM. Better do it after you finish another member’s Docu( THAT’S GONNA BE WHOLE NEW EXPERIENCE PAIRING THEM, because without line-up change since the creation of Band Maid and with 10+ plus journey). 🎉HAPPY NEW YEAR🎉. btw I was born the same month as Saiki and I’ll be seeing Band Maid first TIME in 🇯🇵 the same MONTH😊
Moin, Master Gary! Happy new year to you! It’s, three O’clock and the Morning and here is still Firework outside! I wish you all the best for this year Special every for your Health! Greetings Ben❤
The Ohrenje documentaries will reveal the history of all the band members in this Community of Destiny as Akane described the band. Ohrenje's channel also has many of the Band-Maid Nippon episodes with English subtitles, in manga form and the static background image. th-cam.com/video/lZlzFZuaEmo/w-d-xo.html Another channel MaidVerse has some of the last episodes th-cam.com/video/P9qEyxlWsZE/w-d-xo.html To put it mildly, they are 20 minutes of pure bonkers fun. There are 18 episodes in total.
The "voice of Saiki" belongs to someone else. Only the radio talk show segments were the real voices of Saiki and Miku. Also "servings" (okyuji in Japanese) refer to their concerts because they are Maids serving the fans.
Wait no I'm not doing homework it will spoil the rest of the parts , ur just going to have to tough it out , that's what miku would do , oh crap I've said too much already po!
Some of your questions will be answered in the other episodes and some were answered in this episode after you asked. 🤣 We will also inform you in the comments for questions that are not answered in these episodes. Not AI. Voice actor. Only 41 minutes in. Bah I'm still here. Thanks and have a good day!!!
Don't worry how long these take, we love BAND-MAID PO! Happy New Year !
Happy new Year!
@@Sohum happy new year and thank you for your very good Reaction Videos! Greetings vom Hamburg Germany❤
It’s not AI or Saiki speaking. They just got an actor.
By “serving”, they mean a concert. It’s part of their maid theme. They call the concerts servings (okyuji), and refer to their audience as masters (goshujin sama) and princesses (ojousama). There’s a spot where Miku says masters and princess in English as an ad lib towards the end of Manners. It took me forever to figure that out.
A One Man Concert = Just one band on the bill. No support bands, just one band playing. It's a huge stage in a bands career in Japan. Bands usually start in tiny live houses at the bottom of a bill (you are on first - often before the main crowd has even arrived), with 3, 4, or even more bands playing. Entering a live house you are often asked which band(s) you have come to see. If your band get the numbers you move up the bill. Until one day you can get enough for your first ever one man show. Note, even today Band-Maid usually play one man servings (concerts), no support bands. Or rarely.
Frohes neues Jahr! Happy new year!❤
@@tasminoben686 Happy New Year Tasmin!
Saiki was born Feb. 8th 1994, so in the play/acting time she was @19. As of today, Saiki is the youngest and Akane is the oldest member. The person doing the Saiki dialog is, Yuri Takashima, Ohrenji chose her to do voice of Saiki in this and his other episodic endeavor "The Pigeon Who Dreams of Singing", she's real not AI. As you'll see as you watch these doc's.... Kanami had worked with Akane before on Kanami's recordings before Band Maid was formed and Akane had known MISA from Tokyo School of Music. The common music type between these 3 ranges from classic rock to Smashing Pumpkins. Actually, that large crowd was @ 12,000 at their 10th Anniversary Finale at Yokohama Arena, it's their largest crowd that wasn't a festival. The acoustic at the end is "Puzzle" which was followed by "Memorable".
Saiki once said in an interview that if they all went to the same school, none of them would be friends. But I gotta believe Akane would have known them all.
Akane and MISA have known each other the longest, as they went to the same music collage, with next being Kanami, who enlisted Akane and MISA into her video covers she summitted to studios to get noticed. Miku and Saiki had no knowledge of the other members, and until Miku decided to start the band she didn't know any of the other members but found Kanami of the internet and, as they say, the rest is history! Saiki was a teenager when she was recruited into Band-Maid.
Saiki was born in February 1994. And please keep doing all the documentaries. I assure you that the Maidiacs will love it and appreciate you for it although they themselves would have watched all 7 parts ad infinitum.
The last song is PUZZLE live acoustic version from their 2018 Zepp Tokyo concert, a heart rending, gut wrenching performance by Saiki, assisted by the superb back up vocals of Kanami.
At the end of this number, there'll be a bit of banter between Saiki, Kanami and the audience. Let this banter run until the next song, ANEMONE, begins. Another heart rending, tear jerking performance by Saiki assisted by the superb back up vocals of Kanami again.
To start this journey, do look up the lyrics of these 2 songs before you begin in order to understand the context of the songs, in particular, PUZZLE.
Then, react to the studio (non-acoustic) versions of these 2 songs first.
Next, there are 2 official live versions of PUZZLE. Once from their 2017 Shinkiba Studio Coast concert (which I prefer) and another from their January 2023 concert in Tokyo Garden (I think).
ANEMONE (non-acoustic) used to have an official MV but I dont see it anymore. So, you'll just have to settle for the studio recording. There are live versions out there but they are fancam videos and the sound quality dont quite capture the 2 gut wrenching electric guitar solos in the song.
FINALLY, react to the earlier mentioned acoustic versions of PUZZLE and ANEMONE from their 2018 Zepp Tokyo concert. Now, immediately preceding these back-to-back songs (interspersed with light banter), there is a rather long music box intro played on a backing track before PUZZLE begins. This tune is adapted from Anemone. If you can, leave this long intro in. It really sets the mood for despair and melancholy which are the central themes of the 2 songs. Trust me, you won't regret. You might hate me for putting you through the melancholic tune, but you wont regret it.
Regarding naming convention, in countries like Japan, Korea and Hungary, they put family name first then given name. So, for Kobato Miku - Kobato is family name and Miku is her given name.
Thank you for reacting to the Saiki documentary, Ohrenje and his team did excellent work on this series. That song you asked about was the acoustic version of "Puzzle." There is the full band original version on TH-cam, and I'm sure somebody will provide a link to the acoustic version shown in the documentary. The last song they showed in the documentary was "Memorable." 2016 was a difficult year for Saiki, as Band Maid performed 101 servings (Band Maid refers to a concert as an okyu-ji or servings) in 9 different countries that year, so it really took a toll on her voice. Also, a "One-Man" concert in Japan is a concert with only one Band or artist. Please take care and I hope you have an awesome New Year.
One man show. no other bands on show. no opening act. Band Maid only! 14,000 at the Yokohama show
44:10
Puzzle :)
45:13
Memorable :)
Less known is the fact that shortly thereafter,in August 2017, Miku had nodes removed from her vocal chords. While a less severe condition, it was done to lessen the amount of missed rehearsal time for the band.
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Thank you for doing this reactions. 99% of your questions will be answered during this series. Don't make us spoil anything.😉
Frohes neues Jahr, happy new year from Hamburg to Norwegen!❤
@tasminoben686 Happy New Year Hamburg🎆
Sohum, great start to this excellent docu series. One suggestion I have-- and you might have mentioned it and I missed it-- but your current format is cutting off about 30% of the screen. There are no copyright issues with these whatsoever. In fact Ohrenje might come by and say hi and see how you like them.
Aaron is correct ohrenje will come into ur comments
He wise carrier pigeon po^^^
Sohum- I was just about to make a similar comment on Moratorium reaction of yours. You lost so much of the action on stage. Ohrenje and crew did a tremendous amount of work on these documentaries, it almost seems kind of disrespectful to crop their work. Otherwise like your Band Maid reactions, you have a calm soothing style.
To answer your question as to who are the most in tune with each other, I would say it's Akane and MISA, although by now, all of the band members are on the same page musically. Don't worry about your reaction being long. I enjoy you asking for more information and your curiosity. It just shows your interest and intellectual investment in the Maids.
Nippon is the Nihongo (Japanese) word for Japan.
Kobato is her artist surname. She goes by Kobato because it means small pigeon. East Asian names normally go by Surname First name.
Thank you for this clarification. Actually Nihongo is the Japanese language, Japan is simply Nihon (or Nippon).
I'm pretty sure some fellow Maidiac already requested PUZZLE Acoustic LIVE
yeah i remember now listening to the live, so good
Yes her name is Miku Kobato but normally proper name reference is to call someone by their surname. So Kobato. But many Japanese will go by Western tradition of First name when speaking globally. So referring to her as Miku is what fans do.
the band tend to call her Kobato though as it means Small Pigeon and is her adopted persona
I think her real name is Mika Noguchi
@@JamesJames-iy6vx no secrets po!
@@findle70😂
@@JamesJames-iy6vx I don't think Noguchi is her real last name and also Miku is more than likely not her real first name either, in Japan it is normal to use stage names for privacy for yourself and relatives. I think that only Saiki Atsumi uses her real names but I could be wrong.
For someone who now has covered a good part of the Band Maid performances, this information in these docos is now due! Carry On!
Thank you for supporting bandmaid,,❤❤ btw, the song at the end was " puzzle". acoustic live @ zepp tokyo 2018..
Thank you for your reaction. I'm not an expert but concerning the order of Japanese names, surname is typically first. The characters in Japanese I found is 小鳩ミク, Which by internet translation is - Ko, Hato, Mi, Ku. Not sure, why the H seems to become B, but either way the order is obvious. Artists knows that other cultures often have the names the other way around and sometimes adopt, maybe just to make life easier. My #1 band is band maid, but my #1 artist is Kenshi Yonezu as the name is written on his youtube page, yet in Japanese charachters it is 米津玄師, the other way around (Yonezu Kenshi). Have fun! :)
Still with you Sohum. I've watched all these docs so many times- there is always something that I missed. They are made by two guys that come from the Maidiac community- One a band-Maid archivist if you like and the other a professional voice over person.
One Man show- Solo headlining band show. The first song you wanted to know about was- Anemone Official Live Video Zeppelin 2018 (Acoustic). The second song- Memorable Official Music Video 2023. Written as a thank you for the US fans that sold out all but a few of the shows during the tours in 2022 and 2023.
The documentaries may be old hat to me, but I still haven't tired of watching new reactions to them. That's the charm of reaction videos in general, right? Thanks for the reaction!
Miku Kobato is the pigeon's stage name/Band-Maid persona. Neither is her real name. She _always_ refers to herself as Kobato, and the band does about 90% of the time, rarely calling her MIku. Miku is the fan base's name for her.
Last song was "Puzzle", acoustic. There is a electric version also!
As @markhayes9004 mentioned, the last song on this documentary was the acoustic version of PUZZLE. Definitely worth reacting to both the original live version (electric) at Tokyo Garden and then listen to the acoustic version. Thank you for continuing to react to my favorite band of the 21st century...BAND-MAID.
Great job sohum , the maidiacs were right in picking u , last song u asked about is puzzle , as shes the last piece of the band maid puzzle
Don't worry, as maidiacs we will watch all the documentaries along with you, we love watching new fans fall further in the pigeon hole, there's no way out now. Your question about the name of Miku -in Japan, surname (family name) is listed first, followed by the given name, so John Smith would be Smith John. Also, most Japanese called each other by the family name, so the other members call Miku as "Kobato". Very close friends will sometimes use the given name. It's a bit of a trope in anime where sharing given names can be very embarrassing.
Saiki will only continue to grow in the next 10 years.
Now having learned and playing the piano “solo” for a large crowd.
I expect Kanami will be adding more of that instrumentation into songs with Saiki performing it.
🤘🕊️🦍🥷👸🏻👀PO!
Oh btw, no AI voice tracks... just a voice actor 🙂🙂
I have seen these documentaries many, many times by now. And it never gets old!
Don't worry, we are gladly watching them with you 😎🤘
Thanks for reacting to Ohrenje's docu-series on BAND-MAID. FYI, Kobato is (sort of) Miku's surname, and Miku is her given name (i.e., first name). You'll learn a bit about her name, and more, when you get to her 3-parter at the end of the docu-series.
As for your enjoyment of their banter, I can't judge you any worse than myself. There is something uniquely satisfying when listening to the maids talk with each other. Ohrenje has captioned "videos" of the BAND-MAID NIPPON talk show that was hosted by Miku and Saiki. He even did a manga version for a few of the episodes. HINT: there's an episode 11 with a special guest host that is particularly fun to watch (it's not in a playlist, so you'll have to search for it. Try "BAND MAID NIPPON Akane").
Looking forward to your reaction to Kanami's documentary!
A one man concert is just one with a single act (band or artist) rather than having an opening act or whatever. Band-Maid almost exclusively plays one man now, but a lot of bands early on don’t have enough material or stamina or whatever to do one mans.
Yes Saiki has a great laugh. You will discover how they met each other during the course of the documentaries.
Great to see your checking out the Band Maid docu-series!!
Great reaction Sohum. I enjoyed every minute with you, so don't worry about length. We are here for your reactions, since most of us have seen these vids many times. You are going to love these as you go through them.
Awesome thank you!
I’ve seen this documentary at least 5 times before only in the last 3 months but I’m still glad to be here to enjoy watching it again with you 👍🏼
As others have said, though I have watched these documentaries many times since they came out I enjoy watching along with a reactor who is seeing them for the first time. Without realizing it your reactions and comments will at times point out connections or ideas that I missed or didn't know. No problem with the length for me.
Always enjoy watching these, every time! Best way to get to know the Maid's a lot better!
So true!
FYI, Japan in Japanese is Nihon, or Nippon.
The last song you were asking about is Puzzle, which will always be my favorite Band-Maid song original or acoustic.
Interesting!🤔 when you ask about the Pair. But I’ll avoid answering that, because I don’t want to spoil the documentaries/ your first time experience which we have to go into pretty details PAIRING THEM. Better do it after you finish another member’s Docu( THAT’S GONNA BE WHOLE NEW EXPERIENCE PAIRING THEM, because without line-up change since the creation of Band Maid and with 10+ plus journey). 🎉HAPPY NEW YEAR🎉. btw I was born the same month as Saiki and I’ll be seeing Band Maid first TIME in 🇯🇵 the same MONTH😊
The Yokohama arena crowd was approx. 11,000.
10000+ in crowd btw😂... you should react to Dont you tell me or Endless story... it shows the crowd from YOKOHAMA ARENA!!😂
Sohum I'm sure Yuri Takashima won't be too upset that you described her as the loud AI version of Saiki. D'oh! 🤦♂️
SORRY for Loud AI Saiki😅😂🤣🥲😁. How about main narrative AI voice, where 🍊 get those AI from😊😏
Moin, Master Gary! Happy new year to you! It’s, three O’clock and the Morning and here is still Firework outside! I wish you all the best for this year Special every for your Health! Greetings Ben❤
Yokohama Arena seats 17,000. Thanks Sohum 🎉
The questions you are asking about the band will all be answered as you watch these documentaries. Be patient. 😁
44:12 (What song is this?) *Puzzle (acoustic ver.)* from the 2018 Zepp Tokyo concert 🥲
Saiki joined band maid at the age of 19
Have a happy, prosperous and healthy New Year, everyone!!!!! 🥳 That's not too much to wish for, is it? 🙄🎈
The Ohrenje documentaries will reveal the history of all the band members in this Community of Destiny as Akane described the band. Ohrenje's channel also has many of the Band-Maid Nippon episodes with English subtitles, in manga form and the static background image. th-cam.com/video/lZlzFZuaEmo/w-d-xo.html Another channel MaidVerse has some of the last episodes th-cam.com/video/P9qEyxlWsZE/w-d-xo.html To put it mildly, they are 20 minutes of pure bonkers fun. There are 18 episodes in total.
Saiki Sai-chan Atsumi!
The "voice of Saiki" belongs to someone else. Only the radio talk show segments were the real voices of Saiki and Miku.
Also "servings" (okyuji in Japanese) refer to their concerts because they are Maids serving the fans.
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Miku and Saiki. 250 words? Worst college professor ever. Next! Keep up the good work though.
Damm, we got homework, I'll do my best po!
Wait no I'm not doing homework it will spoil the rest of the parts , ur just going to have to tough it out , that's what miku would do , oh crap I've said too much already po!
Puzzle acoustic
💙 ⚾️ 🚂 👟 🎤 🎶 👸🏻💙…..🎉HNY🎉
Some of your questions will be answered in the other episodes and some were answered in this episode after you asked. 🤣 We will also inform you in the comments for questions that are not answered in these episodes. Not AI. Voice actor. Only 41 minutes in. Bah I'm still here. Thanks and have a good day!!!
Sohum theres an unfortunate sideffect of doing these docs , ull hear songs u havent reacted to yet , thats y i dropped big donno on u
Please call me polska.Bob robert is my formal name but it's not who I am robert is a guy in a sui'm a man who wears black like johnny cash
Boys (and girls) make passes at Saiki wearing glasses. It can't be helped.