@@drzerogi : Yeah, it was massively used. Text speak originated in the mid to late nineties because we could only have so many characters in a text message. The use of LMAO in it's "Ayyy Lmao" memey social media sense was exactly that - A meme. Used completely ironically, memeing on people that used text speak IRL. A thing you may not know, is that even though we didn't have social media as it is now, we still had IRC, E-mail and text messaging. You got us 30-40 somethings to thank for your modern language Xx You should probably check this out: en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Glossary_of_textspeak
Remy’s arts are named with combination of Japanese and French even for normal attacks, such as LP(far): エーヌの吐息 breathing of haine (hatred) LP(close): 一握りのフィエルテ a grasp of fierté (pride)
@2:29 - the character behind Oro is basically the old/elder, goofy, "hermit-type". There are a lot of similar fictional characters in Japan, and even Chinese that is similar to Oro. Canonically, he is so strong that he beats his opponents effortlessly. To explain the "praising" and "weak" comments he makes during the fights, imagine like a super confident/strong fighter basically sparring with his opponent. Oro technically never loses, bored of life, probably won't die anytime soon... and treats fighting as either fun.. or a chore.
He fights with one of his hands on his back in sf3 and in sfv he holds a tortoise with one of his hands while he is fighting. He's always holding back because he is too strong for everyone
Well I'm from Brazil and there's absolutely no one named "Sean" here either. It's not a Brazilian name, so he's either half Japanese and half something that's not Brazilian or I dunno.
@@gabrielcamiloanunciatodeol2566 For the longest time I assumed that Sean was a Half Japnaese half brazilian was born on the US, more specific NYC, that would explain his parents name him Sean, a more common name in the US (even though it is an Irish name still makes more sence) . But all that got thrown out the window on Street Fighter V where we see on the story mode where we see Sean hanging out on brazil, till his teenage days before moving to NYC. So an explanation would be that their parents heard the name Sean and liked it to give it to their second son, or maybe he was raised in NYC but they visit brazil that particular time, which seems unlikely.
Actually Yun says "I already won this fight" or "This fight is as good as won. " on 5:29. When Ibuki says at 6:33 - it's "Kenzan" not Senzan. It means "is here" or "has arrived/ appeared" when placed behind the person's name. (Example: Ibuki Kenzan - Ibuki has arrived)
Ken is 3/4th Japanese (Father being half, mother being full Japanese). His normal hair color being black and his eye color being brown but he dies his hair and in some titles wears color contacts. So it's not unusual for him to know Japanese. Elena was in a foreign exchange student program in Japan so same for her.
According to most bios, Ken's mother is half Japanese, while his father is full Caucasian. Ken's hair is naturally blonde while his eyebrows are black (I know... weird). In Ryu's manga, Third Strike Final, Ken's father is also a pretty big weeb when it came to martial arts, which led to meeting Gouken and the rest is history.
Quick corrections: Akuma at 3:32 should be saying "恥と知れい” Which would be "Know you shame." And 笑止 is "Shoushi" not "Joushi" (translation is correct) Ibuki at 6:33 is "Kenzan" not Senzan. However the translation is correct (though you could also translate it to "Ibuki has arrived.") Actually Yun says "I already won this fight." at 5:29. As J H has pointed out, and the Kanji was wrong. It should be 勝った, not 買った.
2:36 Oro: いっちょもんじゃろ "icchomonjyaro" doesn't mean "let's get this over with". He says it after he wins a match, so that wouldn't make sense. It's an old-man casual vernacular version of 一丁物だろう, meaning "wasn't that a match" (his tone indicates he was proud of his work).
Q's victory "quote" sounds like: "I am... an abomination." But that is free for interpretations. Also Twelve says "COMPLETE". Quick note: Hugo says "Ende" at the end of the Gigas Breaker.
"Chesto" is kiai from kagoshima. It's used in kendo Jigen-ryu and some other martial arts. It doesn't really have meaning but there is popular theory that it's short for "チェと行け". But there's no real evidence to support this.
I'll tell u a secret in editing: you have to leave the text on screen enough time to read it AT LEAST 3 times, consecutive, at normal speed. Less that that, no one will be able to read it without pausing the video 👍
@@TheBrito Nope, when you make a video, you must make it foolproof, otherwise there will be the risk that the message could be ineffective or unclear. There will be some people who like to pause, but it is not the majority. In any case, it is a risk that video creators prefer not to have. You have to deliver your message foolproof, nice and clear.
I imagine it's difficult for normal readers. Not to gloat, but I had no problems. But then I just realized as I was reading your comment, besides reading every day, I always had the quickest text scroll going on every video game I've ever played since I was a lad. My brother used to complain when he would watch me play JRPGs. I'd burn through those text boxes.
First, let me say thank you so much for this, Makoto is my favorite Street Fighter character and I always wanted to know what she was yelling while fighting. She is the hypest character because of her damage and constant yelling of her moves. If you hear Mikitta!! You're dead. Secondly, I would like to see an episode of this for Marvel vs Capcom 1. As you can imagine my favorite character of all time is Strider, so it'll be amazing to see the translations of what he's saying.
It's unfortunate they chose not to be specific, here. Chinese generally contains both Cantonese and Mandarin, being more of a language family than a language, so the makers of the video make it seem like Cantonese and Mandarin are not very different to novices.
Just a heads up for everyone, change the playback speed to 0.75x. Trust me, it makes the audio slightly shite but the text remains onscreen long enough to actually read the translation(s) without having to pause the video in attempt(s) to correlate the narration with the dia/monologue. 0.75x speed is the best option to select which doesn't completely render the audio, onscreen text(s) and translation(s,) and video unbearably annoying. Cheers to everyone but also big thanks to this channel's staff for addressing the errors in regards to updating (further below into the comment's section of this video) and correcting the information originally detailed in the video. Awesome to see this topic covered and to have content creators who care enough about their content and the fans to go through that process and hassle to ensure the best possible experience for everyone.
Jesus dude i'm glad UA-cam recommendations is working for once! This is a really nice analysis video i've never seen any other UA-camr do. Always nice to understand the language that breathes nuances and personality to the characters. Keep it up! Really appreciate the amount of work you put into this. +1 Sub
20 years of 3rd Strike. Probably the best Street Fighter in the franchise. And I can see why Nik likes Makoto. Her normals hit hard and she can dizzy you quickly.
I'm sure someone's already said this, but when you translated "Shinryuken" at 1:23, you showed Ken doing the Shouryureppa, instead. ^_^ Still, love the video! I wish more of these localized games had subtitle options for home releases...
Very interesting video! Quite educating, like the old saying goes - "You learn something new every day". Thanks for the information, Duel Screens. 💯Likes!! ✌🏿
Bro, thanks for the vid but you missed the coolest line in the game! If you launch Makoto's SA3 with pressing 2 punch buttons simultaneously, she'll shout something with so much rage it gives me chills every time.
Probably "勝負じゃ" "shoubu ja" where 'shoubu' means a match or contest and, when translated literally as something like "It's a match", sounds stupid. Just think of it as a declaration to fight.
Makoto's special (seichusen) is an application of a very basic karate concept of hitting the centerline for maximum damage. The first hit being a hard gedan (low), then gradually coming over chudan (mid) level and finally hitting hard the head. All of this done in kiba dachi, a base for stability and sometimes power.
7:52 i dont speak japanese, but in karate the punches are called “tsuki”, so makoto in her super is probably talking about the number of punches she did, in sf3 you cant see clearly the number of punches she does, but in sf4 the same super (ultra 1) does 5 punches, and “go” means 5.
I actually came across this because I was looking for one of Necro's quotes. When he does his Back Roundhouse, he yells something like "Rista!" Maybe it's just due to his garbled voice, but I don't understand what it means. The voice clip gets interrupted if you do any follow-up attacks.
I am be interested to know what format you used for twelves binary? I thought it was ASCII but KO is in 10 bits? Edit: I totally forgot about the baudot encoding.
while we're looking at CPS3 arcade titles, I always wondered what Jotaro and Dio were saying whem you insert a quarter in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future
@@JoNassRasierer I figured it out after years of studying Japanese (and I double checked by finding another video on the subject) and if I remember correctly, DIO says something like "Well, shall we play a game?"
Twelve says LMAO in binary?! This game really was ahead of its time.
12 was the precursor to robofortune from skullgirls
@@drzerogi Yeah that's what I was thinking.
@@drzerogi : Yeah, it was massively used. Text speak originated in the mid to late nineties because we could only have so many characters in a text message. The use of LMAO in it's "Ayyy Lmao" memey social media sense was exactly that - A meme. Used completely ironically, memeing on people that used text speak IRL. A thing you may not know, is that even though we didn't have social media as it is now, we still had IRC, E-mail and text messaging. You got us 30-40 somethings to thank for your modern language Xx
You should probably check this out: en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Glossary_of_textspeak
@@2thre3 Exactly, 20 years ago newsgroups were the social media of the times, only, I remeber that in 1997 ROTFL was more popular than Lmao.
Remy’s arts are named with combination of Japanese and French even for normal attacks, such as
LP(far): エーヌの吐息 breathing of haine (hatred) LP(close): 一握りのフィエルテ a grasp of fierté (pride)
This game still has some of the most amazing looking sprite art ever
Rad Dude the most beautiful 2d street fighter game ever!!!
Rad Dude 2nd best game when it comes to sprite animation
Top three games for sprite work personally are: KOF13, UNIST, 3rd Strike
Oliver Butcher What about garou?
Charles Caldwell good shout, but I feel 3rd strike just edges it out
@2:29 - the character behind Oro is basically the old/elder, goofy, "hermit-type". There are a lot of similar fictional characters in Japan, and even Chinese that is similar to Oro.
Canonically, he is so strong that he beats his opponents effortlessly. To explain the "praising" and "weak" comments he makes during the fights, imagine like a super confident/strong fighter basically sparring with his opponent. Oro technically never loses, bored of life, probably won't die anytime soon... and treats fighting as either fun.. or a chore.
Chi Wai Tran
And here I thought Oni was the strongest character in street fighter. But then again I dont really know street fighter lore.
@@revolvingworld2676 it's been said in some places that Oni is actually weaker than Shin Akuma
@@pedinhuh16 Oni is weaker than shin Akuma. Oni is basically unchecked satsui no hado without the mastery Akuma has put into it
He fights with one of his hands on his back in sf3 and in sfv he holds a tortoise with one of his hands while he is fighting. He's always holding back because he is too strong for everyone
I never figured that Oro guy for a goof given his not so goofy and rather intimidating appearance.
I always took "CHEST-O" as "I am now punching you really hard in the chest."
Or kicking since ryu says it too when he uses his new move the ex version with the wall bounch
Lmao
It's actually what she means. It's like in boxing - "chest! Head!" and so on.
I was thinking the same thing, especially with the super's translation
I always thought the same too, as in Kendo you announce the area you are attacking like HEAD! ARM!
"Once again, he also speaks fluent Japanese, despite being from Brazil."
Yeah, never mind the fact that his last name is Matsuda.
Actually this wouldn't be inaccurate as there are many half-japanese in Brazil today after many Japanese settled there a couple decades back.
Well I'm from Brazil and there's absolutely no one named "Sean" here either. It's not a Brazilian name, so he's either half Japanese and half something that's not Brazilian or I dunno.
well it is cannon, he is from brazil. The name doesn't really matter as long as he was born there lol
Sean is half Japanese
@@gabrielcamiloanunciatodeol2566 For the longest time I assumed that Sean was a Half Japnaese half brazilian was born on the US, more specific NYC, that would explain his parents name him Sean, a more common name in the US (even though it is an Irish name still makes more sence) . But all that got thrown out the window on Street Fighter V where we see on the story mode where we see Sean hanging out on brazil, till his teenage days before moving to NYC.
So an explanation would be that their parents heard the name Sean and liked it to give it to their second son, or maybe he was raised in NYC but they visit brazil that particular time, which seems unlikely.
Elena is easily one of the most beautifully animated characters in this era of fighting games but HOLY HELL Makoto at 7:40 is so fluid
hugos animations are super underappreciated honestly up there with makoto as some of the smoothest ESPECIALLY his gethits
i think remy is one of the best-looking characters in the game, the way his hair flows is super good. also elena is just rotoscoped
That's Makoto's taunt
Elena is rotoscoped
I can't believe twelve says Lmao
EZ JOB
EZ Clap
KO
00101 11010 01010 01111 00010
Lmao 😂😂
That pixel art is STILL some of the best
Metal Slug, Third Strike, Marvel vs Capcom 2 still shows that good pixel art has so much more character than these new ugly 3D models.
@@turtleh Literally most SNK games have super good looking pixel art
That’s right Huey Freeman … 2d is timeless
Bro is forgetting that Garou Mark of the Wolves exist tho
Actually Yun says "I already won this fight" or "This fight is as good as won. " on 5:29.
When Ibuki says at 6:33 - it's "Kenzan" not Senzan.
It means "is here" or "has arrived/ appeared" when placed behind the person's name. (Example: Ibuki Kenzan - Ibuki has arrived)
I do appreciate the feedback (I'll make a pinned comment,) and honestly our bad on misspelling the Rojima on Ibuki's line.
@@DuelScreens no problem. Glad that was a help. Would you be interested in translating other games? Like Tekken or some more obscure titles / series?
Totally interested in doing more stuff like that. It seems like people love to see these kind of videos. -Matt
Ken is 3/4th Japanese (Father being half, mother being full Japanese). His normal hair color being black and his eye color being brown but he dies his hair and in some titles wears color contacts. So it's not unusual for him to know Japanese.
Elena was in a foreign exchange student program in Japan so same for her.
His dad isnt Japanese at all. His mother however, is.
@@CampinSteve His dad is said to "have Japanese blood in him" how much is up to debate.
According to most bios, Ken's mother is half Japanese, while his father is full Caucasian. Ken's hair is naturally blonde while his eyebrows are black (I know... weird). In Ryu's manga, Third Strike Final, Ken's father is also a pretty big weeb when it came to martial arts, which led to meeting Gouken and the rest is history.
Yeah I was gonna say most of these characters have reasons from the lore for speaking Japanese
@@OldManAlex719 Ken dyes his hair. People usually dont dye their eyebrows
Remy is the result of taking Iori and Guile and putting them in a blender
Not quite. He is layers of Guile and Sagat cake, topped with Iori frosting.
If you played Garou mark of the wolves you could say he is a bit of Freeman
Later, he turned himself into Ash Crimson haha
That was my exact impression of Remy the first time I saw 3s.
@@The_WIll_OF_D99 yes, it's freeman, I wonder which came first.
Quick corrections:
Akuma at 3:32 should be saying "恥と知れい” Which would be "Know you shame."
And 笑止 is "Shoushi" not "Joushi" (translation is correct)
Ibuki at 6:33 is "Kenzan" not Senzan. However the translation is correct (though you could also translate it to "Ibuki has arrived.")
Actually Yun says "I already won this fight." at 5:29. As J H has pointed out, and the Kanji was wrong. It should be 勝った, not 買った.
I have an idea for you. Guilty Gear XRD Revelator. That game never got an English dub
Akuma's 笑止 is shoushi not joushi
Also at 2:07, Sean isn't saying まじ？"maji?" ("Seriously?"), but rather まずい "mazui" ("this is bad" / "uh-oh").
2:36 Oro: いっちょもんじゃろ "icchomonjyaro" doesn't mean "let's get this over with". He says it after he wins a match, so that wouldn't make sense. It's an old-man casual vernacular version of 一丁物だろう, meaning "wasn't that a match" (his tone indicates he was proud of his work).
3:33 Akuma: 恥と知れ "haji to shire" (not shirei) means "know this as shame", not "die with shame".
5:32 I will always hear that as "SNAP the condom on!"
TANGERINE I came here to say this
I'm dead
i always heard slap the condom on
Lmaoooooooooooroflmaooo
🤣🤣🤣
Q's victory "quote" sounds like: "I am... an abomination." But that is free for interpretations.
Also Twelve says "COMPLETE".
Quick note: Hugo says "Ende" at the end of the Gigas Breaker.
true!
wanted to point the Hugo Ende out aswell ;)
Hugo also says 'hammer mountain', 'back breaker', 'megaton press' , and German word 'besiegen'
"Chesto" is kiai from kagoshima. It's used in kendo Jigen-ryu and some other martial arts. It doesn't really have meaning but there is popular theory that it's short for "チェと行け". But there's no real evidence to support this.
And what does this Japanese translate to in romaji?
4:26 cute overload.
6:50 ibuki rocking air max 95’s 😍
For some people who like sneakers
Ibuki win pose has her changing to street clothes
Looks like she’s wearing Neon Green AirMax 95
very cool
Jeffrey Disla back when new generation was out and I saw her rocking them, I always wanted to get them lol. Ibuki is into streetwear
In the Street Fighter series anime show Street Fighter 2 V, teen Ryu is wearing a pair of Air Jordans in one episode.
IBUKI DRIP
IBUKI DRIP
The most superficial kunoichi on earth...
I'll tell u a secret in editing: you have to leave the text on screen enough time to read it AT LEAST 3 times, consecutive, at normal speed. Less that that, no one will be able to read it without pausing the video 👍
Exactly
I think it being quickly on there gets the point across. Pausing adds to the fun for those who are curious enough. Not that much work
@@TheBrito Nope, when you make a video, you must make it foolproof, otherwise there will be the risk that the message could be ineffective or unclear. There will be some people who like to pause, but it is not the majority. In any case, it is a risk that video creators prefer not to have. You have to deliver your message foolproof, nice and clear.
Ronald Díaz Thank you. I can’t tell you how many times I had to pause rewind forward and find certain txt until I just gave up and left the video.
I imagine it's difficult for normal readers.
Not to gloat, but I had no problems.
But then I just realized as I was reading your comment, besides reading every day, I always had the quickest text scroll going on every video game I've ever played since I was a lad.
My brother used to complain when he would watch me play JRPGs. I'd burn through those text boxes.
1:57 Always thought he said: "I'm not a sissy yo!"
You came from Maximilian doods channel didn't you XD
@@The_WIll_OF_D99 DOODZ
Max really got in our heads
@@Marisu_Prada facts lol
Slap the condom on!
At 5:04 I always thought she said “Chun Lee, how are you?”
2:21 do you know who elses lives in Brazil? - Yes: Me. lol
When Sean performs his version of tatsumaki, I think he says something in Brazilian Portuguese: "toma aí!", which means "take that!"
Is it really? I always thought it was just something like "tornae" because the move is just called tornado
FIlho Da Puta same
@@therealwillsmith very late reply but yeah, he does actually say “tornade”, you can hear it well in the voice clips.
Btw, off topic but Sean's Tatsumaki is the BEST version of the move ever. Especially when your opponent is in a corner.
I used to hear him say "codeine" lol
First, let me say thank you so much for this, Makoto is my favorite Street Fighter character and I always wanted to know what she was yelling while fighting. She is the hypest character because of her damage and constant yelling of her moves. If you hear Mikitta!! You're dead.
Secondly, I would like to see an episode of this for Marvel vs Capcom 1. As you can imagine my favorite character of all time is Strider, so it'll be amazing to see the translations of what he's saying.
Twelve says lmao in a 1999 arcade game
5:40 sounds more like Cantonese, not Chinese. People from Hong Kong usually speak in Cantonese and not Mandarin.
It's unfortunate they chose not to be specific, here. Chinese generally contains both Cantonese and Mandarin, being more of a language family than a language, so the makers of the video make it seem like Cantonese and Mandarin are not very different to novices.
also they used the simplified form but hk uses traditional
I literally thought about this two hours ago, I love you.
We love you too.
Your videos are so cool and interesting to watch.
Thank you very much for uploading them.
Please keep it coming!
Just a heads up for everyone, change the playback speed to 0.75x. Trust me, it makes the audio slightly shite but the text remains onscreen long enough to actually read the translation(s) without having to pause the video in attempt(s) to correlate the narration with the dia/monologue.
0.75x speed is the best option to select which doesn't completely render the audio, onscreen text(s) and translation(s,) and video unbearably annoying.
Cheers to everyone but also big thanks to this channel's staff for addressing the errors in regards to updating (further below into the comment's section of this video) and correcting the information originally detailed in the video.
Awesome to see this topic covered and to have content creators who care enough about their content and the fans to go through that process and hassle to ensure the best possible experience for everyone.
Me: Makoto is best girL
Everyone else: Makoto is a girl?
When i was a kid i thought makoto was a boy using a red T-shirt under the Kimono, then SFIV came and i found out the truth.
The way that Makoto's gi falls off her shoulder and half reveals her chest when she gets dizzied has a certain appeal.
@@GabrielF430 same
@@d3v1lsummoner Something is rising, and it isn't the stun bar
Loved Hugo's voice in Third Strike.
Been searching for Makoto stuff for a while, and here comes a brand new video with full translations. Thanks!
I thought Makoto yelling "Chesto!" Was her calling her strike on her opponent's chest.
Black Lotus from Bushido Blade says the same thing
So does Takuma Sakazaki in KOF 2001
6:29 Ibuki "kakugo" 覚悟
prepare yourself(for battle,to lose)
threatened word.
Seichuusen Godanzuki : "if your crotch hurts, you gonna fly up real high"
Best. Special. EVER.
I'm pretty sure Akuma is saying "Shoushi" not "Joushi".
1:56 IM NOT A SISSY YO!
1:20 I like how you put the shoryu-reppa in place of the shin-ryuken in this scene
Jesus dude i'm glad UA-cam recommendations is working for once! This is a really nice analysis video i've never seen any other UA-camr do. Always nice to understand the language that breathes nuances and personality to the characters. Keep it up! Really appreciate the amount of work you put into this. +1 Sub
BRUH THE ROTOSCOPING ON THESE BOYS IS SO GORGEOUS
20 years of 3rd Strike. Probably the best Street Fighter in the franchise. And I can see why Nik likes Makoto. Her normals hit hard and she can dizzy you quickly.
You guy’s thought on doing the JoJo fighting game Heritage for the Future?
WE NEED THAT. I DONT KNOW IF THE ANNOUNCER SAYS “Make em whine!” I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THAT
HonorYourSystem I thought he said “make a fight”
@@Nice_Boy_555
The consensus seems to be 'make up mind.'
03:25
What is Akuma's favorite baseball team? Find out here.
SPOILER:
The New York Metsu
Punches along the center line is about how makotos whole fighting style being focusing on her/your centers of gravity
Guy: sticks and stones can hurt me but words cant.
Ken: Hold my beer
Kens taunt Kakatte kina in Google Translate means “it’s time to take”
I have always, always been looking for videos like these! Mainly for fighting games. If you can do more, please do Tatsunoko vs Capcom
Another note: Yun spoke Cantonese whole Chun Li spoke Mandarin.
I'm sure someone's already said this, but when you translated "Shinryuken" at 1:23, you showed Ken doing the Shouryureppa, instead. ^_^
Still, love the video! I wish more of these localized games had subtitle options for home releases...
This video was very enjoyable. Thanks for your time and dedication
......I keep forgetting how crazy this games sprite animations are! This game never aged. :P
Very interesting video! Quite educating, like the old saying goes - "You learn something new every day". Thanks for the information, Duel Screens. 💯Likes!! ✌🏿
1:10 this is so fluid omg
3:59 "... maaadre que te parió!"
Classic.
Curiosity, the name Oro means Gold in Spanish
"The shinryuken"
*proceeds to show shoryu reppa*
Bro, thanks for the vid but you missed the coolest line in the game! If you launch Makoto's SA3 with pressing 2 punch buttons simultaneously, she'll shout something with so much rage it gives me chills every time.
Good video by the way!
Thank you for the format, it's not always clear what characters are saying in such older games...
P.s. Makoto is bae!
Thhhhaaannnk you. Though I believe you forgot Makoto's intro line where she says "Shobu ja!!" Meaning "Get Ready!"
6:28 nope
5:48
なにもかも憎いんだよ
だよーん
I always wondered what Makoto says when she attacks
Turns out it doesn't actually translates to anything
Freakin' love Makoto's lines.
Especially HISSATSU and MIKKITA.
Maybe that's just pavlov.
I wonder if Remy was an answer/parody to KOF’s Iori, seeing as how they already spoofed Ryo sakazaki with Dan
@4:09: I had always thought that Poison said "Go, homey, yo!" XD Well, thanks for the translations!
me too, i used to think it was a combo of her 'homie' + 'romeo' = homeo
lmao
5:59 👀👀👀
You missed one of Makoto's opening lines. I don't know exactly what she's saying, but it's something like "Shoubaja".
Probably "勝負じゃ" "shoubu ja" where 'shoubu' means a match or contest and, when translated literally as something like "It's a match", sounds stupid. Just think of it as a declaration to fight.
7:52 Oh God! Akuma took the most powerful attack. The nut punch!
No wonder why he lost 😁
Makoto's special (seichusen) is an application of a very basic karate concept of hitting the centerline for maximum damage. The first hit being a hard gedan (low), then gradually coming over chudan (mid) level and finally hitting hard the head. All of this done in kiba dachi, a base for stability and sometimes power.
Maybe y'all could cover Street Fighter Alpha 3? I've always wondered what some of the Alpha characters were saying
I listened to the Oro's line a lot and I'm almost super sure he is saying yoi, not yowai.
The dude is chill.
0:30 what does makoto shout in her intro??? You didnt talked about that one its the one i am after!
He did talk about it, its at 6:25
There's been a resurgence of 3S at my local arcade, so this is nice
Impossible to watch without pausing, can't you leave the subs in the screen a second longer?
I definitely second this. I was either constantly pausing to see them or trying to read them as fast as possible. Still a great episode though.
It's already a huge insult to get bodied by 12 but imagine literally getting LMAO'd on just to add insult to injury
3:32 - although you got the characters right "笑止", the pronunciation (and romanization) is "Shoushi", not "Joushi".
7:52 i dont speak japanese, but in karate the punches are called “tsuki”, so makoto in her super is probably talking about the number of punches she did, in sf3 you cant see clearly the number of punches she does, but in sf4 the same super (ultra 1) does 5 punches, and “go” means 5.
*LETS GET IT ONN!!!*
0:35 I wish you would translate the English as I have no clue what the announcer is saying at times.
Can you think of any specific examples?
@@totaldestruction152 I recall when u select ur character the announcer will say "Ro Dah dah" or "Yeah that makes sense"
@@quickcar5255 As far as I know these are the lines.
"Well, I got the picture."
"Yeah, that makes sense!"
@@totaldestruction152 It was well, I got the picture.
Im so happy to finally know what Q was saying, its been really hard searching through all of their voicelines
2:13 hence the reason why there is Brazilian Ju-Jitsu..
bro you need to work on the editing. ever notice how in movies subtitles are on the screen long enough to read? and not timed by length of utterance?
This, at least here we can pause, still a little hard to time some of them though.
Otherwise it's a great video!
What are they saying in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future?
Twelve was the first ever person to say EZ XD
I hope you do *jojo's bizarre adventure Heritage for the future*
I actually came across this because I was looking for one of Necro's quotes. When he does his Back Roundhouse, he yells something like "Rista!" Maybe it's just due to his garbled voice, but I don't understand what it means. The voice clip gets interrupted if you do any follow-up attacks.
Yeah That Make's Sense
6:42 get ready! Is fine but more than like prepare [to die, beat up, get whoop ass] it’s common idiom when sword fighting is on in old days.
Fun video! It's always fun to learn new things about a classic.
I am be interested to know what format you used for twelves binary? I thought it was ASCII but KO is in 10 bits?
Edit: I totally forgot about the baudot encoding.
4:30 I've never seen that before, that's sick
Narrator: Yea!!! I be waiting for these!!!
while we're looking at CPS3 arcade titles, I always wondered what Jotaro and Dio were saying whem you insert a quarter in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future
I literally asked myself that question like three days ago.
I think Jotaro says "ikuze", but I have no idea about DIO.
@@JoNassRasierer I figured it out after years of studying Japanese (and I double checked by finding another video on the subject) and if I remember correctly, DIO says something like "Well, shall we play a game?"
Great video!
Holy shit, these characters actually have character now
Consider that the English voice actress for Makoto had to trouble to record her "Super Art" line, needing several attempts over for how complex it is!
I thought "chesto" was the way japanese says Chest, because the attack it's focused on that part of the body.
MAKOTO [Seichusen Godanduki]
Seichusen=median line
Godanduki=5 consecutive attacks
testicles→point below the navel→pit of the stomach→throat→lower jaw
Awesome work! I always wonder what the characters say in my favorite SF
What about that line that sounds like Akuma's saying "Julia!" I think it's when he loses?
What about Makoto’s stun recovery?