ぼっち・ざ・ろっく! (IMC) - Week 5

Last panel page 49

I don’t get what EDMガンガンかけて means?

Dunno why I’m clicking on things I haven’t read yet but it’s

Summary

gangan - Jisho.org

and かける meaning to play a song

so just rocking out to EDM

and EDM is electronic dance music

Thank you for pointing those out. I had completely glossed over that they actually brought energy drinks because I never expected that they actually would :joy:

I actually got that joke, so I might be getting better at this whole manga thing (yeah, right…). I thought it was pretty funny :rofl:

kita was really cute when she did it in the anime too, but that’s the power of her aura!

I voted no for speeding up because the holidays have been pretty busy and I just finished setting up a new computer. But I’d like to suggest maybe in a few weeks if we do speed up, have it only apply to that particular week? That way we can still go back to the one chapter a week pace after doing a week where we’re confident

After I saw that image I knew something seemed familiar…

I love the whole energy of Bocchi saying 人 instead of something like “誰か…!”

Spoiler pic A

also I was wondering what could パソーン mean? In this context it sounds like something you shouldn’t be able to hear but with Japanese it be like that sometimes

Spoiler pic B

Also shoutouts to that cool panel near the end this is awesome

Cool spoiler pic C

Found this one in the vocab sheet I believe:)

It says so right there - it’s the sound of someone’s identity crumbling.

But yeah, I dunno - I’d say it’s a sound effect invented for this situation. Google comes up fairly blank. In the anime, it’s represented by a (live-action) balloon with アイデンティティ written on it, being popped with a pin and a flat sort of “flub” noise.

… Where?

Ah, confused it with パリピ (there was no page referenced in the question, I didn’t see that it was related to the picture below) and my brain just autocompleted パ… to パリピ. Sorry for the confusion.

Did someone say パリピ?

Now I will never forget that word

Respect…

We’ll be staying at the one-a-week pace for a little while longer, then.

Week six! In which the band finally decides that George Best just isn’t pulling his weight on vocals.