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Japanese Romaji* English Explanation シュル,
しゅるshuru *snake* Snaking motion. Often used for Rose Whip or other vines or tendrils snaking around.
More »シュルシュル,
しゅるしゅるshuru shuru (1) *undo* *undone*;
(2) *shrink*;
(3) *whip* *throw*(1) SFX for something being undone; usually an obi (Japanese belt for the kimono), ribbons, bandages;
(2) SFX for something shrinking in size;
(3) SFX of something being thrown, usually something whip-like.
More »シュルン,
しゅるんshurun *snake* Snaking motion. Often used for Rose Whip or other vines or tendrils snaking around.
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しゅるるshururu *snake* Snaking motion. Often used for Rose Whip or other vines or tendrils snaking around.
More »シュタシュタ,
しゅたしゅたshuta shuta *ching ching* *woosh woosh* Usually the SFX for ninjas throwing shurikens or people throwing something similar.
More »シュウ,
しゅうshuu (1) *fsshhh*;
(2) *hissss*(1) Sound of anger/fire rising/settling down;
(2) SFX for snakes hissing, ex. Kaidoh in PoT (Prince of Tennis) applies to both of these.
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