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literally means character transformation. frequently heard in shugo chara (a manga/anime. shugo chara literally meant character guardian). it happens when a person and thier shugo chara (character guardian) use 120% of thier combined power to evoke a change in apearance and ability.
chara nari: amulet heart amulet spade amulet clover amulet angel amulet devil amulet dia amulet fortune black lynx death rebel seven seas treasure lunatic charm dark jewel seraphic charm clown drop platinum royal dear baby sky jack beat jumper yamato maihime samurai soul
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It is a copy of Sailor Moon, which came out 15 years before Shugo Chara (SM- 1992, SC- 17).
Basically about some girl who transforms and fights x eggs and monsters (second season) episode after episode after episode.
The people who created this piece of junk obviously have no creativity.
Anime Executive #1: Damn, we're losing a lot of revenue due to the economic downturn.
Anime executive 2: Oh hell just copy Sailor Moon and release it under the name Shugo Chara it will sure get all the wapanese fanboys excited.
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litterally means character transformation. it is frequently heard in shugo chara.
hinamori amu: my own heart unlock. chara nari : amulet spade!
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N.B: this definition, with no offense meant for Zdeno Chara of The Boston Bruins or anyone else on The Boston Bruins organization, is named after Zdeno Chara's now infamous (among Montreal Canadiens fans) hit on Max Pacioretty in the 2010-2011 NHL season.
in the NHL, a type of (intentional?) boarding -at an angle of course-the point of which is to (intentionally?) injure the player of the opposing team.
NHL fan forum post: Shame on you, dear Mr Gary Bettman for not having suspended Zdeno Chara for more games after his infamous z-chara board hit on Max Pacioretty.
reply to post: asking yourself the question of whether or not Zdeno Chara intentionally injured Max Pacioretty is objectively meaningless. Also Gary Bettman is not, and I repeat in vox populii NOT, part of the problem. Whether intentional or not, a z-chara board hit, IMHO, is supposed to be banned in the NHL; an NHL game is not some kind of modern Roman gladiator spectacle where injuring, maiming, and even sometimes killing, one's opponents was not only tolerated, but encouraged. We have taken the Latin concept of panem et circenses far enough a.i.
CHARA is a big hoe and keeps trying to hurt you and f*ck you up.She keeps changing personalities and keeps trying to f*ck up your life.You can tell that chara is a hoe before you meet her and accidentaly fall in love with her.
You are the one that is gon cut her out and she will have no idea why like she did nothing wrong.She will also do anything to make you her dog and manipulate you.
Chara thilikos skilos is a hoe and everyone knows it
in the NHL, a type of (intentional?) boarding -at an angle of course-the point of which is (supposedly?) to (intentionally injure?) the player of the opposing team.
N.B: this definition, with no offense meant for Zdeno Chara of The Boston Bruins or anyone else on The Boston Bruins organization, is named after Zdeno Chara's now infamous (among Montreal Canadiens fans) hit on Max Pacioretty in the 2010-2011 NHL season.
NHL fan forum post: Shame on you, dear Mr Gary Bettman (the current NHL Commissioner) for not having suspended Zdeno Chara for more games after his infamous z-chara board hit on Max Pacioretty.
reply to post: you idiot, asking yourself the question of whether or not Zdeno Chara intentionally injured Max Pacioretty is meaningless. Therefore stop attacking Gary Bettman as a person by shaming him.
However, whether intentional or not, a z-chara board hit IMHO is supposed to be banned in the NHL; an NHL game is not a Roman gladiator spectacle where injuring, and killing, one's opponents was not only tolerated, but even encouraged. We have taken the Latin concept of panem et circenses (bread and circuses in vox populi) far enough.
(N.B: this definition, with no offense meant to Zdeno Chara of The Boston Bruins or anyone else on The Boston Bruins organization, is named after Zdeno Chara's now infamous (among Montreal Canadiens fans at least) hit on Max Pacioretty during the 2010-2011 NHL season).
in the NHL, a type of (intentional?) boarding -at an angle of course-the point of which is to (intentionally?) injure the player of the opposing team.
NHL fan forum post: Shame on you, dear Mr Gary Bettman for not having suspended Zdeno Chara for more games after his infamous z-chara board hit on Max Pacioretty.
reply to post: asking yourself the question of whether or not Zdeno Chara intentionally injured Max Pacioretty is objectively meaningless. Whether intentional or not, a z-chara board hit, IMHO, is supposed to be banned in the NHL; an NHL game is not some kind of modern Roman gladiator spectacle where injuring, maiming, and even sometimes killing, one's opponents was not only tolerated, but encouraged. We have taken the Latin concept of panem et circenses far enough a.i.