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*Sakyo speaks like… Sakyo. I didn’t really know how to translate his rough way of speaking, but you get the idea. He’s a yakuza, after all. | *Sakyo speaks like… Sakyo. I didn’t really know how to translate his rough way of speaking, but you get the idea. He’s a yakuza, after all. | ||
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Notes[edit]
- If you don’t remember Mizuno, he’s Tsuzuru’s childhood friend (sort of) from Spring’s third play, The Clockwork Heartbeat.
- Mizuno speaks in keigo, which is basically formal and very polite speech.
- Sakyo speaks like… Sakyo. I didn’t really know how to translate his rough way of speaking, but you get the idea. He’s a yakuza, after all.