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>>4100843
>My reaction when you somehow managed to block my 5-card JUST in time, despite being in the air when I started it up. Twice.

Anyways, good games, Sator--er, Duckator. Do you have some sort of detector by your computer that starts flashing whenever I'm going to jump out of your pressure? Cause it sure does seem that way at times. Hell, I even stutter stepped in the corner, just baiting that 3A, and you're like, "hahaha, nope, jump first Guy" so I go ahead and jump and eat your goddamn 3A combo.

Hopefully I wasn't boring you too much, Rabbit's Youmu/Suika combo was a bit rough on me, so I was trying to actually block stuff this time around. I'd say I was about 50% successful, though. ;_; Oh man, and when you did Sakuya's World just as the hitbox of my attack was connecting with you...goddamn, so many things happened in these matches.

Any suggestions for my Reimu? I just started working on her last night and today.

>>3924625
>Youmu's spellcard ignoring Perfect Maid

Also, I laughed at the two counters in a row during Typhoon.

>>3912932
>loliball grazing Perfect Maid's counter

>>3899642
Okay, first off: my face when you survived loli-balling into my reversal card with an infinitesimal amount of health left.

Alright, now that that's out of the way, I've gotta ask: why is my Reisen so bad against Suika? It seems like whenever someone at least halfway decent plays as Suika, my Reisen's win ratio is like 30%, if even that. Well, it wasn't all bad, though; that come from behind win with Meiling vs your Cirno was really fun, ahahaha. I had no idea that you played as Tenshi, too, it really took me by surprise.

It was really fun actually being able to play you again, though, Tree. I missed you (and dat Cirno freeze)!

>This pickax didn't work right
>My hands slipped
>I didn't find any minerals

Welcome to 0⑨

I am on the quest to become a weaboo. Seriously though, what's the best way to learn Japaense?

I've been going to some book stores and seeing some interesting looking "Learn Japanese while you drive" discs that I guess I could listen to commuting to work.

What would any of you people who can speak Japanese fluently suggest?