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==Trivia== |
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* [[Trey Parker]], who sang "Lets Fighting Love", majored in Japanese language and music; he lived in Japan for a period. |
* [[Trey Parker]], who sang "Lets Fighting Love", majored in Japanese language and music; he lived in Japan for a period. |
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* There is some resemblence to Street Fighter Alpha character stances |
* There is some resemblence to [[Street Fighter Alpha]] character stances. For example, [[Stan Marsh|Stan]] stands exactly like [[Ryu]]. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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Revision as of 05:37, 24 August 2005
Good Times with Weapons is the first episode of the 8th season of South Park
At the town market the boys come across a weapons vendor. After arming themselves with several dangerous Asian weapons, they set out on an adventure where they take on the role of four ninja. Sometime during the middle of the episode, Butters gets a shuriken in his eye, and is taken to an animal hospital after being disguised as a dog. At the end, Butters staggers onto the stage of an auction. Cartman, in a panic, pretends he has the power of invisibility, and takes all his clothes off so he can get Butters off the stage unseen. Obviously, since he doesn't have this kind of power, he ends up showing his penis to the audience, and the boys' possession of ninja weapons fall by the wayside as Cartman is punished for flashing the audience.
The episode is a spoof of Japanese cartoons (anime). It was also meant to parody Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction at the Superbowl and the censorship backlash that came after it.
Good Times with Weapons also includes "Let's Fighting Love", a theme song that mixes Japanese and English lyrics without regard for grammar, tense or logic (engrish). In other words, this song is in romaji engrish.
"Lets Fighting Love" lyrics
Suba-ra-shi chin chin mono (Wonderful penis penis thing)
Kintama no kame aru (There are hairs at balls)
Sore no oto saru bo bo (That's sound "saru bo bo")
Iye! Ninja ga imasuuuuuuuu! (Iye! Ninja is here!)
Hey hey let's go kenka suru! (Hey hey let's go fighting!)
Taisetsu no mono protect my balls! (Important thing, protect my balls!)
Boku ga warui so let's fighting... (I am bad, so let's fighting...)
Let's fighting love!
Let's fighting love!
Kono uta chotto baka (This song is a little stupid)
Wake ga wakaranai (This isn't make sense)
Eigo ga mecha-kucha (Engrish is f*cked up)
Daijobu - we do it all the time! (It's OK! We do it all the time!)
Hey hey let's go kenka suru! (Hey hey let's go fighting!)
Taisetsu no mono protect my balls! (Important thing, protect my balls!)
Boku ga warui so let's fighting... (I am bad, so let's fighting...)
Let's fighting love!
Let's fighting love!
Trivia
- Trey Parker, who sang "Lets Fighting Love", majored in Japanese language and music; he lived in Japan for a period.
- There is some resemblence to Street Fighter Alpha character stances. For example, Stan stands exactly like Ryu.
See also
- Chinpokomon, a parody of the anime Pokemon.
- Secrets of 'Good Times with Weapons'