[Kanji + Hiragana] very very angry Hoodie Japanese calls Mu-Ka-Cha-Kka-Fire. censure really severely or too angrily. become very angry. It is more anger than Geki-O-Ko-Pu-N-Pu-N-Maru. Japanese currently word as low importance between young ages.
[Kanji + Katakana] very very angry Long sleeves T-Shirt censure really severely or too angrily. become very angry. It is more anger than Geki-O-Ko-Pu-N-Pu-N-Maru. Japanese currently word as low importance between young ages. Japanese calls Mu-Ka-Cha-Kka-Fire.
Japanese calls Mu-Ka-Cha-Kka-Fire. censure really severely or too angrily. become very angry. It is more anger than Geki-O-Ko-Pu-N-Pu-N-Maru. Japanese currently word as low importance between young ages. [Kanji + Katakana] very very angry T-Shirt
Japanese calls Geki-O-Ko-Pu-N-Pu-N-Maru. censure really severely or too angrily. become very angry. Japanese currently word as low importance between young ages. [Kanji + Hiragana] very angry T-Shirt
censure really severely or too angrily. become very angry. Japanese currently word as low importance between young ages. Japanese calls Geki-O-Ko-Pu-N-Pu-N-Maru. [Kanji + Hiragana] very angry Long sleeves T-Shirt
[Kanji + Hiragana] very angry Hoodie censure really severely or too angrily. become very angry. Japanese currently word as low importance between young ages. Japanese calls Geki-O-Ko-Pu-N-Pu-N-Maru.
This is a coined word that has become popular among young people in Japan in recent years. censure severely or angrily. become angry. Japanese calls Geki-O-Ko. [Kanji + Hiragana] angry T-Shirt
C'est l'un des noms que l'on peut utiliser à chaque étape, selon l'intensité de la colère. On appelle la colère normale « Oko », et lorsqu'elle est plus forte, on l'appelle « Geki O ko ». Voici le « Geki O ko ». [Kanji + Hiragana] T-shirt à manches longues « colère »
angry Hoodie It is one of the names that can be called at each stage according to the degree of anger. Normal feelings of anger are called “Oko”, and when the degree of anger is stronger, they are called “Geki O ko”. This is the “Geki O Ko”.