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BAD BACK-UP.
AllyAlly1620 3 months ago
Do robots skeet too?
KeenanKazama 4 months ago
"pajama party."
"pajama party!"
"also known as imonika."
"imonika!!!"
"your back-up isn't good."
"bad back-up!"
such a stupid spider =_=. but I like that spider, though. It makes me laugh so hard XD.
gladdymarie16 9 months ago
@gladdymarie16 Incidentally, his name is Gedachtnis.
MonkeyShow20 9 months ago
you read them didnt you!?
turns other way
hyakkiyagyou100 9 months ago
This is awesome.
Bahamut2218 10 months ago
Salty Sweet!
Bittersweet...
ROFL
Shogunelite 1 year ago
Its like a comedy duo routine.....lol
YakomoFujikawa 1 year ago
it's not Sutersuestsu but Xerxes,
ancient king of Persian Empire,
and the second time she says "Surakkusu(slacks)"
inkarsipe 1 year ago
What's with the snap-positions??
werd
Einstreit 1 year ago
OMG these are hillarious ^^
1Animeculture 1 year ago
fake
kaleb8000 1 year ago
PAJAMA PARTY!
TheJxn 1 year ago 2
bad backup lol haha
TheRitzcracker123 2 years ago 2
Imonikai is featured several times in Love Hina (the manga; not sure about the anime). They use a huge pot to make a potato stew and eat it.
bubbag02 2 years ago
LOL. 'Bad backup!'
MewBuruberi 2 years ago 3
i didnt get this one.
iuzarneim 2 years ago
Hasn't it occured to anyone how the letters look absurdly like some of the sealed letters littering Oblivion.... ?
awrawrwar 2 years ago
they arent. its katakana, one of the japanese alphabets
spacehelmetforacow 2 years ago
bad backup!
gundamplus 2 years ago 3
It is not "Imonika" but it is "Imo-ni Kai".
It's the traditional event in the Tohoku region in Japan that cooking aroids by the river side.
kdf8oj 2 years ago
lo shes spoiled
BRONXGIRL123456789 2 years ago
"Suterusuetsu" is wrong.
orz...
masterglm 2 years ago
"Suterusuetsu" is wring.
"Kuserukusesu" means "Ahasuerus".
It may be Emperor of Achaemenid Empire.
masterglm 2 years ago
"Horo amai" is a parody of "Horo nigai"
"Horo amai" means "slightly sweet"
"Imoni" tastes of "Horo amai".
"Horo nigai" means "slightly bitter" and heartrending memories in young days in Japanese idiom.
nihonnootaku 2 years ago
homomara
demonkogure 2 years ago
nope guys it's " Horoama " means " slightly sweet "
close to " bittersweet "
okpkmpqk 2 years ago
Koroama sounds like "kono ama", which means "you bitch!" That made the last part really funny.
rintohsaka 2 years ago
He's not saying koroama he's saying "foro-ama"
habanerospice 2 years ago
Oh yes in fact he said "Horo-ama" (slightly sweet, bittersweet), but it also can be heard kono-ama (you bitch)... quite interesting!
hiranumakiichirou 2 years ago 21
lol, this is kinda funny ^^
shokokchan 3 years ago
imonikai = boiled potate party
sodan108 3 years ago 24
THIS STUFF IS AWESOME!
Thanks for uploading!
KrvIrudova 3 years ago 2
PAJAMA PARTY!
Tarage 3 years ago 3
IMONIKA!
KogashiwaKai 3 years ago 2
KOROAMA !
Beuzer0 3 years ago 3