うさ子

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うさ子

@nousagibot

Parody account

エンカ誘ってください兎田ぺこら名言bot

cover株式会社Joined November 2024

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海賊といえば？

The image features two distinct elements related to the theme of pirates, as suggested by the post text '海賊といえば？' which translates to 'When you think of pirates?'. On the left, there is a 'Wanted' poster for Monkey D. Luffy from the anime 'One Piece', with a bounty of 1,500,000,000 berries, indicating his significance as a pirate. The poster includes a heart symbol and a refresh icon, suggesting a playful or affectionate context. On the right, there is an anime character dressed in a pirate outfit, likely representing another pirate from the same or a similar universe. The composition juxtaposes the iconic 'Wanted' poster with a dynamic character illustration, enhancing the theme of piracy in anime culture.

久々にこれやるか

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速報　うーちゃんパパ、右目の視力を失う

The image is a screenshot of a social media post from the account "元兎田ぺこら名言bot 開示請求された" (@nousagibot). The post text announces breaking news that "うーちゃんパパ" has lost the vision in his right eye. The image within the post shows a person wearing a medical eye patch over their right eye and a face mask, suggesting a recent medical condition or surgery related to the eye. The setting appears to be indoors, with a plain background that does not distract from the main subject. The post has garnered significant engagement, indicating the news is of interest to many followers. The use of a straightforward image format aligns with the serious nature of the announcement.

現環境ネットミームtier表

This image is a tier list of current internet memes, categorized from S to E. The S tier includes a photo of a person, likely a popular internet figure. The A tier features two cat images, emphasizing the enduring popularity of cat memes. The B tier includes a person, a cartoon character, and an owl, representing a mix of human and animated figures. The C tier shows various anime characters and a person, highlighting the influence of anime in meme culture. The D tier is represented by a simple blue dot, possibly indicating a placeholder or a less popular meme. The E tier has another person, suggesting a lower tier of meme popularity. The post text '現環境ネットミームtier表' translates to 'Current Internet Meme Tier List', providing context for the classification of these memes.

妖怪ウォッチで1番の神曲これ

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文化祭のダンスとかはしっかり踊るタイプのクール系、田所渚蓮

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ソシャゲ民度tier表

The image is a tier list titled "ソシャゲ民度tier表" which translates to "Mobile Game Player Quality Tier List" in English. It features various characters from different mobile games, organized into a grid with different colored rows, likely representing different tiers of player quality or game popularity. Each cell contains an image of a character or game icon, with some recognizable from popular franchises like Pokémon, Fate/Grand Order, and others. The arrangement suggests a ranking system, with characters at the top being considered of higher quality or more popular among players. The context provided by the post text indicates that this is a community-driven assessment of mobile game players' engagement or skill level with these games.

原爆煽りしとけば日本人キレるだろって思ってる韓国人甘すぎる x.com/gaessaphogu/st

The post from 兎田ぺこら名言bot (@nousagibot) includes two images. The first image is a black and white photograph of a nuclear explosion, specifically the atomic bomb 'Little Boy' dropped on Hiroshima, Japan. The text overlay in Japanese translates to 'If you provoke with the atomic bomb, Japanese people will get angry, but Koreans thinking this is too naive.' This image is used to highlight a political and cultural tension between Japan and Korea. The second image is a manga-style drawing featuring a character pointing at a building with the text 'Eins' and 'Zwei' on it, which are German for 'One' and 'Two'. The character's speech bubble reads 'Look, it's the atomic bomb!' This image adds a humorous yet provocative element to the post, referencing the atomic bomb in a cartoonish manner. The combination of these images suggests a commentary on historical and ongoing political sensitivities.

The post from 兎田ぺこら名言bot (@nousagibot) includes two images. The first image is a black and white photograph of a nuclear explosion, specifically the atomic bomb 'Little Boy' dropped on Hiroshima, Japan. The text overlay in Japanese translates to 'If you provoke with the atomic bomb, Japanese people will get angry, but Koreans thinking this is too naive.' This image is used to highlight a political and cultural tension between Japan and Korea. The second image is a manga-style drawing featuring a character pointing at a building with the text 'Eins' and 'Zwei' on it, which are German for 'One' and 'Two'. The character's speech bubble reads 'Look, it's the atomic bomb!' This image adds a humorous yet provocative element to the post, referencing the atomic bomb in a cartoonish manner. The combination of these images suggests a commentary on historical and ongoing political sensitivities.

The post from 兎田ぺこら名言bot (@nousagibot) includes two images. The first image is a black and white photograph of a nuclear explosion, specifically the atomic bomb 'Little Boy' dropped on Hiroshima, Japan. The text overlay in Japanese translates to 'If you provoke with the atomic bomb, Japanese people will get angry, but Koreans thinking this is too naive.' This image is used to highlight a political and cultural tension between Japan and Korea. The second image is a manga-style drawing featuring a character pointing at a building with the text 'Eins' and 'Zwei' on it, which are German for 'One' and 'Two'. The character's speech bubble reads 'Look, it's the atomic bomb!' This image adds a humorous yet provocative element to the post, referencing the atomic bomb in a cartoonish manner. The combination of these images suggests a commentary on historical and ongoing political sensitivities.

The post from 兎田ぺこら名言bot (@nousagibot) includes two images. The first image is a black and white photograph of a nuclear explosion, specifically the atomic bomb 'Little Boy' dropped on Hiroshima, Japan. The text overlay in Japanese translates to 'If you provoke with the atomic bomb, Japanese people will get angry, but Koreans thinking this is too naive.' This image is used to highlight a political and cultural tension between Japan and Korea. The second image is a manga-style drawing featuring a character pointing at a building with the text 'Eins' and 'Zwei' on it, which are German for 'One' and 'Two'. The character's speech bubble reads 'Look, it's the atomic bomb!' This image adds a humorous yet provocative element to the post, referencing the atomic bomb in a cartoonish manner. The combination of these images suggests a commentary on historical and ongoing political sensitivities.

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団長といえば？

The image is a social media post from the account 兎田ぺこら名言bot (@nousagibot) with the text "団長といえば？" which translates to "When you say commander, who comes to mind?". The image is divided into two sections. On the left, there is an anime character, likely from a popular game or series, dressed in a white and black armored outfit with a sword, suggesting a strong, leader-like figure. On the right, there is a close-up of Erwin Smith, a well-known character from the anime "Attack on Titan", known for his role as a commander. Above these images, there are symbols: a green refresh icon and a red heart, indicating a comparison or preference between the two characters. This post uses a common meme format to engage fans in a playful comparison between different 'commanders' in anime culture.

開示請求されました恐らくcoverからですまだ詳しく詳細とかはわかんないけど今日の昼スペース開くのでそこでいまわかってること話します。

ゲームの神BGM四天王異論は認めます

The post from 兎田ぺこら名言bot (@nousagibot) discusses the 'Four Heavenly Kings of Game BGM' (ゲームの神BGM四天王), suggesting a collection of iconic video game background music tracks. The images provided showcase various video game characters and scenes. The first image features a character from a Japanese game, likely from a rhythm or adventure genre, with Japanese text overlay. The second image shows two dragons from the 'Monster Hunter' series, known for its intense and memorable music. The third image displays characters from the 'Pokémon' series, specifically from 'Pokémon Scarlet and Violet', highlighting the gym leader battle theme. The final image is from the game 'Undertale', featuring the character Sans with dialogue in Japanese, known for its unique and impactful soundtrack. The composition of these images reflects the cultural significance of video game music in gaming communities.

The post from 兎田ぺこら名言bot (@nousagibot) discusses the 'Four Heavenly Kings of Game BGM' (ゲームの神BGM四天王), suggesting a collection of iconic video game background music tracks. The images provided showcase various video game characters and scenes. The first image features a character from a Japanese game, likely from a rhythm or adventure genre, with Japanese text overlay. The second image shows two dragons from the 'Monster Hunter' series, known for its intense and memorable music. The third image displays characters from the 'Pokémon' series, specifically from 'Pokémon Scarlet and Violet', highlighting the gym leader battle theme. The final image is from the game 'Undertale', featuring the character Sans with dialogue in Japanese, known for its unique and impactful soundtrack. The composition of these images reflects the cultural significance of video game music in gaming communities.

The post from 兎田ぺこら名言bot (@nousagibot) discusses the 'Four Heavenly Kings of Game BGM' (ゲームの神BGM四天王), suggesting a collection of iconic video game background music tracks. The images provided showcase various video game characters and scenes. The first image features a character from a Japanese game, likely from a rhythm or adventure genre, with Japanese text overlay. The second image shows two dragons from the 'Monster Hunter' series, known for its intense and memorable music. The third image displays characters from the 'Pokémon' series, specifically from 'Pokémon Scarlet and Violet', highlighting the gym leader battle theme. The final image is from the game 'Undertale', featuring the character Sans with dialogue in Japanese, known for its unique and impactful soundtrack. The composition of these images reflects the cultural significance of video game music in gaming communities.

The post from 兎田ぺこら名言bot (@nousagibot) discusses the 'Four Heavenly Kings of Game BGM' (ゲームの神BGM四天王), suggesting a collection of iconic video game background music tracks. The images provided showcase various video game characters and scenes. The first image features a character from a Japanese game, likely from a rhythm or adventure genre, with Japanese text overlay. The second image shows two dragons from the 'Monster Hunter' series, known for its intense and memorable music. The third image displays characters from the 'Pokémon' series, specifically from 'Pokémon Scarlet and Violet', highlighting the gym leader battle theme. The final image is from the game 'Undertale', featuring the character Sans with dialogue in Japanese, known for its unique and impactful soundtrack. The composition of these images reflects the cultural significance of video game music in gaming communities.

兎田ぺこらのニュースの画像が障害者手帳になってた事件まだおもろい

The image shows a blue disability handbook with Japanese text on it, which humorously references a news event related to VTuber 兎田ぺこら (Usada Pekora). The post text mentions that the image of Pekora's news was turned into a disability handbook, which is considered amusing by the poster. The text overlay in the image announces that VTuber 兎田ぺこら will be the 1st guest on 'the MEGAMI!!' on December 6th, with a congratulatory message. The setting appears to be a simple wooden surface, emphasizing the focus on the handbook. This humorous take on a news event related to a popular VTuber adds a layer of entertainment to the post.

The image is a humorous meme featuring a combination of characters from different sources. The top left section shows a character from the anime 'Crayon Shin-chan' with the text '練習をお休みしたいソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソソ

ラプラスダークネス史上一番面白いのこれ

The image is a screenshot of a social media post from the account 兎田ぺこら名言bot (@nousagibot), which shares a humorous interaction involving Laplus Darkness, a Japanese VTuber. The post includes a tweet from @ZC4xp_16 asking if anyone has seen Laplus Darkness's stream where she played Apex Legends with a controller, which they found amusing. Laplus Darkness (@LaplusDarknesss) replied with a playful comment, expressing that she finds the situation funny and adding a heart emoji. The post also includes engagement metrics like likes, retweets, and comments, indicating its popularity. The context suggests a light-hearted and entertaining exchange within the gaming and VTuber community.

面白い漫画tier表

The image is a tier list of various manga series, organized into different tiers labeled S through F. Each tier contains cover images of popular manga such as 'Naruto', 'One Piece', 'Hunter x Hunter', 'Bleach', and 'Gintama'. The post text in Japanese translates to 'Interesting manga tier list', indicating that the image is meant to rank manga based on their perceived quality or popularity. The arrangement suggests a subjective ranking, with 'S' being the highest tier and 'F' the lowest. The image is high quality, with clear and vibrant artwork from each manga cover, making it visually appealing to fans of the genre.

キャラクターのイメージダウンさせる2次創作とかよくないよね x.com/tachi291352/st

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小学生のオカズだいたいこれ

じゃあなんで開示請求とかするん？

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@yuki_sakuna

Apr 17

みんな幸せになれ

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The image is a screenshot from a video featuring a person with curly hair, wearing a red Nike shirt, sitting in front of a bookshelf filled with various items and books. The text overlay in Japanese reads "一番ゴリお前楽しそう" which translates to "Gori, you seem to be having the most fun." This suggests a humorous or light-hearted context, likely related to a streaming or video content session. The video duration is shown as 10:02, and there's additional text at the bottom indicating that this is a clip from a stream by 兎田ぺこら (Usada Pekora), a well-known Japanese VTuber, during a Minecraft event. The setting appears to be a typical streaming setup with a microphone visible on the right side. The post context from the Twitter account @nousagibot, which is a bot dedicated to sharing quotes from Usada Pekora, adds to the understanding that this is a fan-shared moment from one of her streams, highlighting a humorous interaction.

あくあといえば？

The image features two popular anime characters from the Hololive virtual YouTuber group. On the left is Usada Pekora, recognizable by her purple hair and bunny-themed outfit, and on the right is Minato Aqua, identifiable by her blue hair and marine-themed attire. The image uses a common meme format with a green refresh symbol between the two characters and a red heart symbol to the right, suggesting a playful comparison or relationship between them. The post text in Japanese, "あくあといえば？", translates to "When you think of Aqua?", indicating that the post is likely referencing Minato Aqua, which adds context to the image's focus on these two characters.

ホロライブに関するツイートと著作権侵害の可能性のある画像を全て削除し、兎田ぺこら名言botとしての活動を終了しました。今後一切cover株式会社に関わることはしません。

ADHD全員これ

The image shows a hand holding a partially eaten popsicle stick against a background of a concrete surface and a green, leafy fence. The post text in Japanese mentions "ADHD全員これ" which translates to "All ADHD people this," implying that the image is a humorous or relatable meme for individuals with ADHD. The popsicle stick is a common object, and the context suggests it's being used to represent a typical or humorous situation related to ADHD.

これ何がおもろいの？

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@denfaminicogame

Jun 9

ボカロ曲「右肩の蝶」（のりP）が十数年のときを経て再流行。「ぼくわた」チャンネルのクセ強な動画が火付け役に news.denfaminicogamer.jp/news/2506092s 原曲は2009年に配信されたボカロ曲。リン、レンverがあり、歌詞が異なる特徴を持つ。流行中の「右肩の蝶ダンス」をさまざまなユーザーが踊る

夜桜さんのiPadが壊れたのでツイ廃廻戦は連載終了します

本垢凍結しました

拡散して

感動シーンだいたいこれ

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