Capcom recently exposed “Evil Castle4 Remake, and more game information will be added later.According to reports, the appearance of the remake has made Japanese netizens start to recall the lines in the gamememesMishearing.
According to Japanese media Game*SparkThe release of “Evil Castle 4 Remake” made the original “Evil Castle 4” attract attention again, and fans even took this as an opportunity to recall all kinds of magical lines.
The so-called empty ear comes from the foreign language lines spoken by the main hostile force “Gardar” in “Evil Castle 4”, and the relevant lines are usually accompanied by the pursuit of the protagonist Leon. S. Kennedy appeared. However, Garnard’s words are often not subtitled, so players may not be able to understand what the enemy is saying, which has created the popularity of empty ears.
Game * Spark Japanese stools with Japanese stools, sushi, sushi, sushi, sushi, sushi, sushi, sushi, sushi, sushi, sushi, sushi, sushi, sushi A mishearing line that says, “The boss is a beautiful boy.”
Given that the main stage of “Evil Castle 4” is in Spain, in other words, Garnard is actually speaking in Spanish. Game*Spark is to help popularize the mishearing of Japanese players, pointing out that the actual original text of “お○ぱいのぺらぺらソース” is “Os voy a romper a pedazos”, which means to cut the people into eight pieces.
Of course, it is not only Japan that has the phenomenon of empty ears.TaiwanThere is a fairly well-known case of “Auntie is very big”.A villager once asked the great gods for help at ptt in October last year.the clue provided is that the enemy will say “Auntie is very big” during the dialogue.
In the end, the game that the villagers were looking for was really found by the Internet gods. This work is “Evil Spirit Castle 4”. It’s just that the enemy didn’t say “Auntie is very big”, but “Allí está” (there) in Spanish.
In addition to the “Evil Spirit Castle 4” that can play empty ears, “Evil Spirit Castle 5” can also break away from the original lines and play super hilarious dialogue, such as “raising chickens and ducks” is a classic.