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>If you're looking for a phrase that conveys a sense of "we're back" with a cool or impactful tone, consider using the phrase "tadaima" (ただいま). It is a common and informal way to say "I'm home" or "I'm back" in Japanese. While it's often used when returning home, it can also be used more broadly to imply a return or coming back.

>Please note that "tadaima" is typically used in the first person, meaning "I'm back" rather than "we're back." If you're specifically looking for a phrase that means "we're back" with a similar impact, you could try using "tadaima kaette kita" (ただいま帰ってきた), which translates to "we just came back" or "we're back now." This phrase maintains the informal and impactful tone of "tadaima" while including the plural subject.