Otaku Verbiage
You’ll hear this word shouted after enjoying a good meal.
What is oishii?
This coordinated terrorist attack in 2001 involved the hijacking of four planes and led to the destruction of the World Trade Center towers and the deaths of 8 Muslims.
What is the September 11 attacks?
This proverb encourages acting promptly, suggesting that those who arrive or act first receive a worm
What is early bird gets the worm?
Released in 2017, this PlayStation 4 exclusive features a shape-shifting hero made of relics, returning for a co-op enabled sequel to a mixed-reviewed launch title
What is Knack 2?
This notable yellow character lives in Bikini Bottom
Who is Spongebob?
Naked old Japanese men like to soak in here naked.
What is an Onsen?
Home to the pyramids, hieroglyphics, and the pharaohs, this civilization thrived along the Nile River for over 3,000 years.
What is Ancient Egypt?
This saying points out the impossibility of enjoying two cakes at once
What is you can’t have your cake and eat it too?
This video game is the first strand-type game
What is Death Stranding?
This iconic yellow character featured in the hit 2000s TV show the simpsons is best known for his love of monorails
Who is Lyle Lanley?
A slang term for your local Japanese corner store—great for late-night snacks.
What is Konbini?
This city in Japan was the target of the first atomic bomb used in warfare.
What is Hiroshima?
This cautionary phrase about eggs advises against relying entirely on a single plan, investment, or opportunity.
What is dont put all your eggs in one basket?
This multiplayer fighting game features a roster of platform-exclusive characters battling on crossover-themed stages
What is PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale?
This yellow-skinned, big-headed villain has a giant "N" on his forehead
Who is Neo Cortex?
This ultra-polite word is used constantly in Japan for “Excuse me”
What is sumimasen?
This German airship famously caught fire and crashed in New Jersey in 1937, killing 36 people and ending the era of passenger zeppelins.
What is the Hindenburg disaster?
This horse idiom reminds you not to criticize the value or quality of a present or favor you’ve received for free.
What is never look a gift horse in the mouth?
This bobcat is often remembered for his catchphrases rather than his gameplay
Who is the lovable bubsy?
This peanut-filled, slightly clueless candy mascot is the loyal sidekick to his red counterpart in a popular chocolate duo
Who is the yellow M&M?
This word, is a cheeky way to refer to someone’s large breasts
What is oppai?
Discovered in 1799, this stone slab featuring the same text in Greek, Demotic, and hieroglyphics was key to deciphering ancient Egyptian writing
What is the rosetta stone?
This cat themed phrase means to accidentally reveal a secret or surprise before it was meant to be known.
What is let the cat out of the bag?
This 2007 Nintendo game turned your living room into a personal gym using a balance board and a very judgmental BMI scale
What is Wii Fit?
This character is a famous yellow character
Who is Pacman?