#sakigake komao

[e-oe-u]

Very late but here my faves

[notsomajestic]

Bucchigiri?! EDs

[ydotome]

Big Brother! You're so cool! Look this way! - Bucchigiri?! - Episode 7

[childofmyth]

BUCCHIGIRI?! Episode 1-8 ED || Love Je t'aime

[zen-shenanigans]

🍦🍦🍦

[sunspots-non-sorts]

Bucchigiri?! - episode 6 - part 2 of 2.

[certifiedlesbianvampire]

doodle dump!! ٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و ♡

[idontthinkimokaymentally]

Hello there Sakigake Komao fans.

[mahoromouse]

Bucchigiri?! Name Meanings Part 3

Continuing some name analysis with the other Minato Kai members, present and past:

Douman Kenichirou / 道満拳一郎

拳 ("ken") means "fist" and is often as a suffix in the names of martial art moves. 一 ("ichi") means "one", and related terms like "first", "best" and "only". 郎 ("rou") means "son" and is a common ending in typically male names. 道 ("dou") means "road", "way", or "path" and can include concepts such as "method" and "principle". 満 ("man") means "full" or "complete". This same character is used to spell out the first name of Matakara's brother's name, Mitsukuni (the character is read as "mitsu" here) and I'll talk a bit about that in a bit. As a complete name, Douman Kenichirou makes sense in that invokes his belief in hand-to-hand combat without weapons ("the way of only fists").

Zabu Kakeru / 座布翔

The characters that make up his last name, 座布 ("zabu"), are usually read as the common word "zafu", the term for a specific type of seat cushion used in Zen Buddhist meditation. 翔 ("kakeru") can also be read as "shou" meaning "soar" or "fly". His full name being along the lines of "Flying Cushion" probably relates to the magic carpet that features in the Disney version of Aladdin.

Sakigake Komao / 魁駒男

魁 ("sakigake") can mean "one who charges ahead of others", which so far seems to be Komao's general approach to situations. 駒 ("koma") can mean several things:

(rare) foal, young horse (or generally) horse

(shogi, chess) piece, man

someone controlled by another: a pawn, a puppet

男 ("o" or "dan") can also be read as the word "otoko" meaning "man" and is a common ending in typically male names.

Asamine Mitsukuni / 浅観音満邦

As mentioned earlier, 満 ("mitsu" or "man") can be read most directly as "full" or "complete". This is the same character used in the last part of Kenichirou's surname (Douman, 道満). This probably relates to the fact that both have been leaders of Minato Kai. 邦 ("kuni") means "home country" and usually refers to Japan itself.

As I said in a previous post, "Asamine" can be divided into two parts, 浅 and 観音. 浅 ("asa" can mean "shallow", "superficial", "frivolous", "wretched", or "shameful" while 観音 ("mine") translates to "Guanyin" ("Kannon" in Japanese), a goddess-like figure in Chinese Buddhism associated with compassion and mercy. Since Mitsukuni has yet to appear in the story, it's difficult to know exactly what is meant by this name, though I personally think something may not be as it seems with either Mitsukuni or Matakara.

[ancatss]

i dont quite ship them but this is their dynamic to me

[hiphopcherrrypop]

accidental K.O.

[e-oe-u]

☕☕☕

[notsomajestic]

🫶

Bucchigiri?! EDs 01–06

[ydotome]

Hey. Zabu... kun? Did you see Matakara? Kind of. Did he say anything to you? Not really. Wouldn't it be best to just leave him alone? The way he is now, I think that'd be a real bad idea. - Bucchigiri?! - Episode 9

[childofmyth]

BUCCHIGIRI?! Episode 1-6 ED || Love Je t'aime

[sunspots-non-sorts]

Bucchigiri?! - episode 11.