Reproduced and transformed entirely without permission:
LET’S READ IT DEEPLY!! KAWAIIKOCHAN NO SUPER KAKKO II ANIMATION TALK!! [Actually in strip 1 koma 1 but w/e]
Strip 1:
Koma 1:
Masaka: Kyou it’s “Kill la Kill!!” Genre is “I’ll Use All My Power!! AAAAHH”
Masaka: It’s really interesting, so let’s do our best with kawaii power!!
(Background: AAAHHH)
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T/L Note: “kakko ii” – cool, “kyou” – today
Koma 2:
Masaka: Kyaa~ What’s this?!
Caption text 1 [Indicate…side comment from Masaka?]: Episode 7 “Such a Dope…Which I love”
Masaka: A dishwater is also Famicom?!
Caption text 2: Was it really made?!
T/L Note: “machigai” – mistake
Koma 3:
Majide: There’s no machigai here.
Caption text 1: Episode 4 “The Sun Came Up, It Was Bad”
Majide: It’s certainly GB’s Dot Matrix display.
Majide: Therefore…
T/L Note: “sekai” – world
Koma 4:
Caption [indicate both speaking, graphics indicates Masaka speaking and Majide nodding]: In Kill La Kill sekai… gamesoft must exist.
Strip 2:
Koma 1:
Masaka: A harsh sekai with such battle, you’d think…
Masaka: “There’s no time for gamesoft! We have to battle more, ka na~” like that.
Masaka: Maybe minna needs gamesoft. [heart symbol next to speech bubble…probably should go in the text]
Masaka: But it’s not!
T/L Note: “minna” – everybody, “deshou” – right, “fascism” – form of radical authoritarian nationali[sic][i c what u did thar]
Koma 2:
Masaka: But it’s fascism. Deshou?
Masaka:Â Super ruler Satsuki-sama…
Masaka:Â As for gamesoft, she’d only allow one victory company.
T/L Note: “iya” – no
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Koma 3:
Majide: And there’s only Nintendo.
Majide: Therefore– iya.
Majide: Such a thing…
[Masaka has some question marks by her head.]
T/L Note: “Kanojo” – she, “kanashii” – sad
Koma 4:
Majide:Â Ryuko-chan will never get to play Sega gamesoft!!
Majide: Kanojo will– Kanojo will never know!!
Masaka: It’s kanashii. It’s certainly so.
From Kawaiikochan!! Gaming no Corner, 11/15/2013.
I have also inadvertently made the Kawaiikochans harder to read than it already is. Go me. And it does feel as if Ryuuko-chan is a Sega console in a Nintendo world. There’s a certain lyricism to it that is appealing. Like the whole ’80s schoolgirl thing the ED has.
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