YOSHI

The translation of the tweet is: "All Yo (Everything Yoshinori-sama is correct)."

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First of all, thank you. This person is Yoshinori, a villain who looks like an angel. I’m a Pretty Cure, but I couldn’t win against this person, so I decided to become an ally of the villain. pic.x.com/nHSdlHxzza

The tweet translates to: "I'm getting excited because a lot of Black Angel Yoshinori is coming through."

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "① Hayasaka Yuki 45 ② Misaki Saya 25 ③ Aono Nagi 24 ④ Kanemoto Himeichigo 22 ⑤ Tengoku Erika 12 ⑥ Kashiwagi Hika 9 ⑥ Koharu Kana 9 ⑧ Takanashi Una 6 ⑨ Arimura Noa 5 #2025 Cheki Count This year's number one is almost decided 💛"

The translation of the tweet is: "Yoshinori is the ace of the Black Angels, right?"

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Note: A souvenir for my only Yokohama friend, Maekawa-san. A giant pigeon sablé for you. Goods to turn Kanemoto-san's daughter into a Yokohama fan."

The tweet translates to: "Nōmakusanmanda bazara darasendama karoshata untarata kanman. I remember the sutra from the goma ritual. This is the one that Arai and Kanemoto were chanting too."

The translation of the tweet is: "Excuse me, what is this? Is this finally the true identity of Yoshinori Kanemoto (living in the heavenly realm)? What am I even saying?"

The tweet translates to: "I’m used to calling the blue book (aohon), red book (akahon), and black-and-white book (shirokurobon), but I’ve never called it 'Kanemoto' and I’ve never seen anyone else do it either. I haven’t seen anyone call it 'Side Go' either, but it seems to be understood, so I guess that’s fine..."

Here’s the translation of the tweet text: 1 (Center) Uho = Ho, Ho, Ho .324 4 74 2 (First) Don’t Cry (Stop Crying) Gorilla .308 8 86 3 (Third) Gorilla gorilla *1 (Native Dance) .361 40 168 4 (Left) ??? (Animal Kingdom, Phylum Chordata, Subphylum Vertebrata, Class Mammalia, Order Primates, Suborder Haplorhini, Infraorder Simiiformes, Superfamily Hominoidea, Genus Homo, Species Homo sapiens Kanemoto) .001 0 0 5 (Catcher) Kenji Jojima .330 34 119 *2 6 (Right) (Note: The text appears to be a playful or humorous take on baseball statistics, using animal names and references.)

The tweet translates to: "Kanemoto had a lot going on, but his movements during his prime were truly sharp. His kicks and aerial battles were amazing, but I personally liked his front suplex counter where he would throw his opponent straight over. The Samurai's incredible stamina, which allowed him to withstand all of Kanemoto's fierce attacks and achieve a splendid victory, was also remarkable."

The text "金本・藤本・関本" translates to "Kanemoto, Fujimoto, Sekimoto" in English. These are likely names of individuals, possibly referring to players or figures associated with a sports team, such as baseball.

The tweet translates to: "Even if we set aside Kanemoto's later years, he really was amazing. I think of that person who appeared like a shooting star and is scheduled to be erased."

"By the way, doesn't this Yoshinori look a lot like Jungkook?? I'm going to bed. I stayed up until 1 AM because I was so excited."