Review the scenario and decide whether to master Uni language or switch to illustrating the creative heart.

Noisy

Let AI do it.

>>2

Can you ask Grok?

The mysterious document from Neo Uni that came out last December is really good, isn’t it…?

>>5

I appreciate the specific date because I can search for it.

That’s a good thing.

The Uni language is something that was once compiled by nameless people in the past.

Also, the lines for the event where you go to a world where you can understand 100% of the glasses costume’s unique language are all annotated with ruby reading, so maybe try reading that for now.

There is quite a large amount of information compiled on the wiki created by the anonymous user.

What matters is libido.

I understand that you want to be particular about it, though.

Noisy

For now, let’s watch all of Mirco Demuro’s races.

>>12

Including the regular fields!?

Even if the terms like “Sphira” or “GATE” are somewhat off, I guess no one can point that out…

I think it’s better to be careful with just the first-person pronoun.

>>13

Was it that easy to get wrong?

>>15

Because I use three different types: Neo Universe, “I”, and “me”.

To be precise, it’s questionable whether “I” is the first-person pronoun.

>>20

“I understand ‘boku’, but are you also distinguishing between ‘Neouniverse’ and ‘watashi’?”

>>23

It is a guess, but…

Neo Universe: The entirety including the ‘me’ from parallel worlds.

I, as Neo Universe of Uma Musume.

I am from a parallel world, the Neo Universe.

>>15

There are times when Neo Universe uses “I”.

>>15

Was there ever a time when it was expressed as “Neo Universe” and another time as “I”?

“Let’s put ‘I’ aside for now.”

Normally, I make a sound like “Unii!” to cover it up.

There was some kind of starter set for the original scenario of Yuni-chan, right?

I want you to come to the game stream on PakaTube.

Isn’t it true that only a small number of people write on the bulletin board’s strange documents, just like outside?

>>22

Mr. Gym’s Zephyr Neo Unite is too difficult…

I’m sorry for making it a space where secondary creations can talk about meta jokes and the circumstances of our world…

It’s nice when Uni’s body temperature rises and she collapses.

>>27

That’s the twist, and there must be a setup where the body temperature doesn’t easily rise.

At first, I thought everyone in the class trying to raise Yuni-chan’s body temperature was bullying.

>>31

I interpret that the reason for collapsing is also due to the situational embarrassment.

>>32

That’s true, but the fact that my body temperature doesn’t usually rise easily acts as foreshadowing or an introduction.

Whether it is a lot or not depends only on whether that person was affected or not.

I can see both Neo-Yuni and Light-O to a certain extent.

After completely syncing, this child knows everything about my stallion life, including the earthquake, the onset of the COVID pandemic, and even when I would die in an accident…

I wonder if they would have said we would have fought in mahjong if the era were different.

By the way, the way trainers refer to them is also divided into Uni and Neo.

>>34

Seriously?

I didn’t notice the Neo call…

>>36

I should have only mentioned it during the merged perspective at the ending.

I think they didn’t call it “Uni” because perhaps the Logic Universe recognized it.

>>47

Seriously.

Calling you Neo…

>>47

No, I’m saying it when I call out during the Chrysanthemum Prize too.

It was said that it appears when linked with Dem.

Communication with space.

Write it in Neo Neo.

When in doubt, just focus on copying and analyzing the official text.

My recommendation.

Well… we can only flirt in silence…

Introduction to Neo-Uni Language

Aren’t you usually calling it “Universe”?

Light O is rather on the easier side.

The unique derogatory term might be a bit difficult.

>>43

Is it easy?

>>45

“Washing your face with miso soup” is a relatively old expression of insult, and “you weakling!” is directed at fish, so it might just barely be on the safe side.

It’s straightforward, but it’s tricky to tread the line of discomfort without crossing it… or maybe not? It’s certainly difficult to navigate that boundary.

It’s okay in Japanese.

The four-letter English abbreviation for “uni” feels like it’s an abbreviation of a word or phrase.

>>46

There are also things derived from Japanese like SETO.

If you run 1000 meters in 53.7 seconds, that’s the Light O Emu.

METO

It seems difficult for the president to use uncommon four-character idioms, even though they are modest.

If you don’t want me to say it, I just have to come up with dad jokes!

Since it’s after the good ending, let’s say we’re perfectly able to communicate!

I want to turn it into a story with a science fiction feel.

I like that when NeoUni is having a conversation with friends in their head, it turns into NeoUni language.

I like strange documents that make me want to travel with a gimlet and share mythological episodes to create a nice atmosphere, but it never turns out that way, and I gradually become frustrated.

>>56

Yes.

Is that what it is?

If you let your guard down a little, you’ll become DAIGO.

It feels like they are calling this channel FTBC.

It’s almost time for Mapo Tofu! No, let’s start Kurachan’s learning…

>>59

Being trilingual means I have to be careful about that too, you know…

“I’m actually not saying I’m depressed…”

Let’s listen to L’Arc-en-Ciel too.

>>62

Listen to Oishi Masayoshi’s uni-verse too.

>>82

Have you already forgotten?

Don’t you remember?

About the “big breasts” I saw that day.

Neo Universe somehow feels like the normal end has more of a true feeling to it.

>>60

Of course! If you’re writing rap, the bar is raised, and that’s fine!

Can Zephyr write it by looking up synonyms for “wind” in the dictionary?

But even without the wind language, it’s quite mysterious and difficult, you know…

>>68

If you take away the wind language, I think it can be expressed as a child who has a little longing for love and curiosity to try expressing it as a trainer, so I thought it could be expanded into some flirty writing!

I’m not writing because the wind language is difficult!

It’s like a subspecies of DAIGO language.

The song is good too, NEO UNIVERSE.

Dad is a bit difficult with his teenage syndrome, but as for behavior, it’s mostly just about having fun and laughing!

Isn’t that “Neo Universe has come” a complete sentence regarding the Kikuka-sho?

It’s just that it happened because I yelled with all my might.

It was recently revealed that as long as you think “Emu of Opera O is not ○○!” and “It’s ○○, right?” there is no problem.

>>77

It’s confusing, isn’t it?

>>77

I’m amazed… who on earth proposed such a theory…?

You just need to sphera, affirm, and connect, right?

>>78

Did you conduct thermal conduction exploration!?

Is the scenario writer perhaps out of their mind?

>>79

The structure, foreshadowing, and every aspect are so elaborately done that it’s insane.

There are probably still some jokes that I don’t understand yet.

It’s OKFF.

I like the part where you’re trying to figure out if the trainer of the Chrysanthemum Prize is “you,” and you’re feeling down because it’s not the case…

Since Duramente is a significant key person in the training, it would be good to do it.

>>85

It feels like they’re maneuvering like a master until the derby…!

And then they suddenly disappear…!

I appreciate that there are anonymous people here who throw in Neo-Yuni’s bizarre writings and handwritten notes.

As expected, doing a game livestream on PakaTube might be too difficult…

>>89

It seems that it’s hard to raise a loud voice, similar to an emu, so I think games that involve a lot of commotion are quite difficult.

I feel like it doesn’t make sense if I don’t know the original work.

>>90

I don’t know the original story, but even without it, she’s attractive as a girl, so I didn’t mind too much.

If you only listen to the famous pieces, the opera elements should somehow work out.

>>91

It seems that they are thoroughly avoiding including any opera material related to king-killing.

>>98

Shirasoon.

So there’s no Brutus, huh?

When you immerse yourself in a work, you naturally start to emulate the character’s tone, and that character begins to reside in your heart.

I don’t know how many people end up like this.

I thought so too.

I often really don’t understand four-letter abbreviations, Uni-chan.

A horse girl is hugged by the trainer, even though she isn’t injured.

>>102

Even if they are not injured, Uma Musume are allowed to be hugged by their trainers.

>>107

Duramente is having their breasts touched.

>>107

Sei-chan’s response

The 98 generation that praises.

Lightoh is not really a sarcastic or insulting character, and he doesn’t despise others, so there’s no need to forcefully emulate that aspect.

>>106

Actually, it was after we got close that Lighto started to insult the trainer.

At our first meeting, I silently thought, “This guy is a new trainer but is already late on his first day.”

Doto… You’re going to perform an opera with elements of regicide.

The child of the king should be written as a confident and haughty character!

>>110

Chiyo here!!

>>110

I will fix myself today too!!!

>>116

I burst out laughing.

I don’t even see it in fanworks.

Light O needs to be careful not to go straight to the “impatient” basic set and cat-related themes without covering it first.

Lighto seems to express his thoughts straightforwardly, as if he’s just saying what he genuinely feels, rather than resorting to insults.

Light O may have considered the pleasure of speaking the lines out loud when creating the script.

I’m not a character that only spews poison and insults.

It’s quite common to praise someone directly, express affection, and be a little needy.

If you enter all the training dialogues into a spreadsheet, you can create a list of dialogues.

The rest can be managed with some modifications.

When I encountered a terrible journalist once, I insulted them directly.

So I read the strange document and thought “Ah, that’s interesting…” and then fell asleep thinking “Ah, that was good…”

>>124

Are you learning?

When I try to light aoe, it gradually turns into a little d*** tei, so I’m troubled.

>>126

Straight line! Straight line! Straight line!

Light O Tokachi’s ◯chin is not very straight, but being a quick shooter is good. I hate that it sounds like something a trainer would say.

For now, it seems relatively easy to summarize the Wind’s sayings.

What a speed!

However, that direct approach is highly praised.

When there is a sense of satisfaction, the motivation for creation settles down for a while.

Maybe the most exciting time is during work.

Being taken to Italy is too obvious and not good.

My hometown is Italy…?

It seems that Raito only says things directly, but when I saw Durandal intoxicated by my knightly demeanor, I had enough compassion to turn a blind eye to it.

>>138

Looking the other way (saying it out loud)

The most difficult part of deciphering the Uni language is the trial and error in avoiding injuries after the spring season.

If you abbreviate the English names of body parts, I just won’t get it!

>>139

Well, it emphasizes that even if it’s not well understood, I will definitely support it! This is the resolution of a trainer who was about to become Miruko and the trust that Uni had.

They are deliberately picking out scenes that are difficult to understand.

Raito O isn’t just a character for insults…

Just add “Ciao” to the end.

If anything, when it comes to my own love life, I tend to make subtle requests, so you might think, “What’s wrong with this person…”

If you have that much enthusiasm, it might be a good idea to gather and refer to the lines from the scenario of Neo Universe and write based on that.