KChasm about 15 years ago [hidden] It's a classic gag. "It bends here."Unfortunately, I don't actually know why it's funny. 0 Reply Copy ID Copy Link
TunerAinee about 15 years ago [hidden] KChasm said:It's a classic gag. "It bends here."Unfortunately, I don't actually know why it's funny.probably answering how the Arm Sonic Blades worknatalia909090 said:Tenshi=Kotomi from Clannad?Tenshi is a piano prodigy, we need to check on her violin.then imagine kotomi moments using her. 0 Reply Copy ID Copy Link
RaisingK about 15 years ago [hidden] z905844 said:then imagine kotomi moments using her.Considering her other sonic attack, her using "Kotomi's Violin" makes perfect sense.A tsukkomi retort would be a bit... sharper... if a Hand Sonic was attached...Does the gag justify any combination of clannad, parody, and ichinose_kotomi, as a reference to that scene from Clannad? -1 Reply Copy ID Copy Link
KChasm about 15 years ago [hidden] The origin of "it bends here"--it's the trademark gag of Masumi Yagi (八木真澄), half of the Japanese comedy duo Savanna (サバンナ).Unfortunately, I don't know any more than that. 1 Reply Copy ID Copy Link
KChasm about 15 years ago [hidden] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUQ_TVxg4-YNine minutes on in this video.But I don't know Japanese. 0 Reply Copy ID Copy Link
Reinhart about 15 years ago [hidden] RaisingK said:Does the gag justify any combination of clannad, parody, and ichinose_kotomi, as a reference to that scene from Clannad?The original source has tags for Ichinose Kotomi and Clannad, thus added clannad and parody. Updated by Reinhart about 11 years ago 0 Reply Copy ID Copy Link
It bends here. I don't really get it either, it must be some sort of weird pun using [曲] which can be use to mean melody, and musical composition, as well as to turn, or to bend.