Your animation style is so hilariously perfect for this classic (yet surprisingly recent!) Mario Party moment with MiKorone 😋 Cracked me up all over again!
For some reason everything Mikkorone does turns to a classic hilarious moment, even Miko giving her a picture of Furrball Ke-Oh". The same to this awesome animation, fun and cuteness at top level. Loved the reactions of all the four girls and how drawed them. Amazing work.
Oh shit I remember this stream it was absolutely hilarious for them to get stuck like that Suisei is right even if they didn't fall in they're still great streamers
The animation is so cute and entertaining. Amazing stuff. I have a question for the lesson at the end of the video, if I may: If Haishin is Streaming, and Sha is to refer to a person, why isn't Budoka as Budosha?
@TheDorianTube Thank you for your very interesting question✨ Here's one way to think about the difference: "Sha" means "a person who does something" and is a general term used to refer to someone engaging in an action (e.g., "Haishin-sha" = "streamer," meaning someone who streams). "Ka", on the other hand, refers to someone who has expertise, skill, or a professional role in a certain field (e.g., "Budo-ka" = "martial artist," someone proficient in martial arts). To break it down: "Sha" corresponds to "-er" in English, used for people doing an activity without necessarily implying expertise or mastery. Examples include: Haishin-sha (streamer) Ryoko-sha (traveler) Rodo-sha (worker) Kansatsu-sha (observer) "Ka" is more like "-ist" or "-ian" in English, and it implies that the person is recognized for their skill or expertise. Examples include: Budo-ka (martial artist) Shosetsu-ka (novelist) Sakushi-ka (lyricist) Ongaku-ka (musician) Seiji-ka (politician) Rekishi-ka (historian) In the case of "budo" (martial arts), the term implies a deep cultural and philosophical practice rather than a simple action. Therefore, using "ka" to form "budoka" emphasizes the expertise and dedication involved, while "budosha" would sound unusual because it doesn't convey that level of mastery.
Because the 'ka' in budoka means 'house' and is a pretty unusual and respectful way of making 'person who does x' words. I can only think of maybe 4 total words that use it. 'Sha' shows up WAY more commonly. It's like the difference between 'er' in English and 'ist'. Stream-er, chem-ist. There's no real reason why we don't say "stream-ist," we just don't.
I am going to be real here. I never knew those things could go backwards in that game. I know that sounds silly but I don't even remember the easy com players going backwards. Memory could be foggy though to be fair.
Whenever Korone is involved, it will be ABSOLUTE SHENANIGAN.
Mikorone always funny even when they succeed
Your animation style is so hilariously perfect for this classic (yet surprisingly recent!) Mario Party moment with MiKorone 😋 Cracked me up all over again!
Truly a "Absolutely Hilarious" moment 😂
For some reason everything Mikkorone does turns to a classic hilarious moment, even Miko giving her a picture of Furrball Ke-Oh". The same to this awesome animation, fun and cuteness at top level. Loved the reactions of all the four girls and how drawed them. Amazing work.
I love how Suisei is cheering them on to fail! 😄
It's so adorable how Suichan and Fbk drinking ringo juice and tea while enjoying the shenanigans lol
Cute and ADORABLE! Great Job and also Thank You for the English Subtitles too! :)
Absolutely love your animation style. The facial expressions you give them elevate the comedy so much 😂
2:10 Doggo won 🎉🎉🎉
I love the animation and the expressions were sooo good! And you get a Japanese lesson at the end too?!
Instant sub. Great job!
These two together will always be hilarious no matter what they do 😂
Great stuff man!!!
Big ups!!!
Wow ur animations are amazing and very funny! This definitely deserve more recognition.
1:32 me laughing just like fubuki ❤️🤣
I love her laugh it's always contagious, haha 🤣
0:33 the jumping is so cute & funny😂
Great work as always and helping people learn Japanese too!
I remember this minigame still, my hands hurt just remembering it.
Nah the tug of war minigame on N64 is the one ill always get Nam flashbacks of kids these days don't know what we subjected ourselves to
Miko’one are always going to make me laugh 😂🤣😭
0:32 this part make me laugh 😂
Well they didn’t fall, but they weren’t going up either.😅Then they finally got up…to fall on the finish line🤣
Lakitu fishing them out of the lava is a great touch. Your animations are so great, I always appreciate the Japanese lessons at the end too
Thanks for the clip!
Haishinsha reminds me of Biboo's hanzaisha in GTA
Bro I can't. So cute, and your animation put me in the edge of my seat xD
Love the little outfits, so cute and funny :)
I love the detail of Lakitu fishing Fubuki and Suisei out!
Mikorone successed But Sui-Fubuki failed :) (0:25)
Fubu-Sui?
Jorking it pretty hard in that minecart.
Oh shit I remember this stream it was absolutely hilarious for them to get stuck like that Suisei is right even if they didn't fall in they're still great streamers
lmaoooo, this was animated beautifully, they're so silly
Mikorone is always a scream fest😂😂
Da kriegt man beim zusehen Armschmerzen und ein Adrenalinschub😂
I think Handcar Havoc is my favorite N64 Mario Party Minigame.
haha funny mikkorone!
This is gold
The animation is so cute and entertaining. Amazing stuff.
I have a question for the lesson at the end of the video, if I may:
If Haishin is Streaming, and Sha is to refer to a person, why isn't Budoka as Budosha?
@TheDorianTube Thank you for your very interesting question✨ Here's one way to think about the difference:
"Sha" means "a person who does something" and is a general term used to refer to someone engaging in an action (e.g., "Haishin-sha" = "streamer," meaning someone who streams).
"Ka", on the other hand, refers to someone who has expertise, skill, or a professional role in a certain field (e.g., "Budo-ka" = "martial artist," someone proficient in martial arts).
To break it down:
"Sha" corresponds to "-er" in English, used for people doing an activity without necessarily implying expertise or mastery. Examples include:
Haishin-sha (streamer)
Ryoko-sha (traveler)
Rodo-sha (worker)
Kansatsu-sha (observer)
"Ka" is more like "-ist" or "-ian" in English, and it implies that the person is recognized for their skill or expertise. Examples include:
Budo-ka (martial artist)
Shosetsu-ka (novelist)
Sakushi-ka (lyricist)
Ongaku-ka (musician)
Seiji-ka (politician)
Rekishi-ka (historian)
In the case of "budo" (martial arts), the term implies a deep cultural and philosophical practice rather than a simple action. Therefore, using "ka" to form "budoka" emphasizes the expertise and dedication involved, while "budosha" would sound unusual because it doesn't convey that level of mastery.
Because the 'ka' in budoka means 'house' and is a pretty unusual and respectful way of making 'person who does x' words. I can only think of maybe 4 total words that use it.
'Sha' shows up WAY more commonly. It's like the difference between 'er' in English and 'ist'. Stream-er, chem-ist. There's no real reason why we don't say "stream-ist," we just don't.
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That had Old Looney Tunes cartoon vibes and I loved it
Suisei literally said “throw for content”
I like it how Korone says, Mikorone. They are such a great duo.
MiKorone is peak 😂
'Handcar Havoc'... Oh, it is definitely havoc, all right!
Totally hilarious 😂😂
Cute!
I keep laughing when I watching this the video (all).
1:58 elas duas caindo "seco" no chão me matou de rir 😂
I've played the original Mario Party, and I have never even heard of a moment in that mini-game where you can move too slow to progress forward. 😆
cute animation!!!!!!
Holy! So funny Mikkoroneeeeeee!!! :D
Classic. Best part of the minigame 0:46.
0:59 - 1:03 🤣
They really do be doin' it for the KAWNTENT
On a raft in the middle of lava
I am going to be real here. I never knew those things could go backwards in that game. I know that sounds silly but I don't even remember the easy com players going backwards. Memory could be foggy though to be fair.
The music sounds like the Mario 64 Slide theme continued by AI.
Hope for Mikorone 24h for this new year
Kumaiyukis best work so far❤
This clip is clearly fake, Miko was close to lava and yet didn’t touch it once
変な実況に笑いが止まらないフブスイ。😊😊
LMAO
😂😂❤
please link the source video with a time stamp :)
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