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No, she's just singing in front of an inflatable whale.
Also since Naas really likes the title so much it's from the PV of the OP song for "Children of the Whales".
Hanamori wants to be in Sailor Moon and Mimori keeps hinting at her Kancolle aspirations.
It is weird that this episode is airing the same week as Abe trying to get started on reinstating the army through a snap election.
YuYuYu: Actually just a really long-game version of trying to get otas to vote with the LDP in a snap-election nobody even knew was coming.
Did I post it before? Whatever, I can post it twice.
Anyways.
I've seen it before but without the head edits. What's the fleeing person's head supposed to be?
"ridiculously photogenic lizard"
Sorry for late reply. I don't know how you call it, but it's a kind of cream cake. The chaser, in case you didn't spot, was the pope John Paul II. He admitted to liking them in his youth. Nowadays the kremówka is a symbol of treating the late pope as a beloved celebrity or folk hero ("he likes sweets! He's just like you and me! Let's build a twenty meters high monument of him!") while no heed is paid to his actual teachings ("he spoke of sweets... and I guess something else too, I dunno"). That's the normie version, at least. On the internet, the censopapa is a popular pastime, and the pope is commonly depicted as a war criminal, a paedophile, a were-cheetah, and obsessed with said cream cake. In this gif, you see two of these at once.
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