Because... "boku" wa "kira" "desu". Ba-dum-tch.

Hahaha.. Clever.. :D

i dont get it

kowaiser said:
i dont get it

Souseiseki uses "boku" to indicate herself (it's also a fan nickname for her), the girl in the middle is Kirakishou (kira), Suiseiseki, who ends her sentences with "desu" is at the end. If you "read" them based on these things, it forms a sentence: "Boku wa Kira desu", or "I am Kira".

It's related to Death Note because Light Yagami (also known as "kira", engrish for "killer"), says "Boku wa Kira desu".

"kira" is not "Engrish" for "killer", what the hell

it's the romanization for the actual kana, if anything

lgb said:
"kira" is not "Engrish" for "killer", what the hell

it's the romanization for the actual kana, if anything

And what do you think katakana is for? In an attempt to not make myself sound like an ass I'll just say this, lrk moar.

you don't know what the term "Engrish" is used for, jeek

lgb said:
"kira" is not "Engrish" for "killer", what the hell

it's the romanization for the actual kana, if anything

you're right. for one, kira is japanese for sparkle. 2, congrats for catching that.

lgb said:
"kira" is not "Engrish" for "killer", what the hell

it's the romanization for the actual kana, if anything

Engrish = Bad Romanization, he tried to say Killer, but came up with Kira, so he's "Kira"

lgb said:
"kira" is not "Engrish" for "killer"

You're right.............It's a spelling mistake.

Ahaha oh my God. Clever, and lame. But clever.

vocaloidmaster said:
You're right.............It's a spelling mistake.

Pronunciation, mostly.

Which is what Engrish is. English, with spelling and pronunciation mistakes typical of the Japanese. sodaxchaos was correct.

Why didn't they use Shinku for "wa"?

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