10:49Japanese Explains What They REALLY Said In Street Fighter 2
Borrowed Recognition
- Players who grew up on Street Fighter 2 know Ryu's uppercut on sight.
- The same frame twice, SHORYUKEN under Japan's flag and ARE YOU KEN under America's, turns a famous mishearing into a joke they're in on.
- REALLY hints at more lines they got wrong.
'What They REALLY Said' tells players the lines they remember may not be what was said, and 'Japanese Explains' says a native speaker is the one settling it.
Two identical pixel-art Ryus under two flags make the words the only difference, and the creator's mid-sentence face on the right promises the explanation.
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