for those who don’t know 世界 means ‘the world’
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It’s the all-caps that finishes it off. 
That made me smile.
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Black magic.
Dark forces.
Dark matter.
Some space-time discontinuum.
To get the answer. Make a poll. You know where to post it.
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A Shameful Dispray.
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Shamefuru* maybe?
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From now on, that is the answer, and the only answer.
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happy to help, yare yare daze.
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TL Note: Keikaku means plan.
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Now to just make time freeze, so that you can zero out reviews without more reviews drawing nearer. 
Clearly, DIO was trying to deal with a high WK review load. Yep. That was his sole motivation in life. Obviously.
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It’s funny that it’s not that far off, somehow. 
If you’ve read part 6, heaven, and all that, iirc.
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This is one of the words I run across most often when reading Japanese, because I follow tennis. Every single tennis player is introduced as 世界(number)位(name). I will always read it as “ZA WARUDO 1 IIIII OSAKA NAOMI!” from now on. I will forget the on’yomi completely.
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Perfect answer. Perfectly legal.
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oh, it would be so nice if they actually introduced players like that on TV
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Not a single WRYYYYY! reply? I am disappoint…
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tsk tsk YES I AM tsk tsk
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ディオ〜〜〜〜！！！
I know for the word national treasure it accepts Nic Cage. It’s how I answer it 
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Yea and also the answer for 四十二 is “the answer”
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NANI???
Yuresenai!
