by Christoph Hadtstein - 188 tracks
Zilla sends his regards LoWang
You will die without honour
You want to wash wang
You very bad man
You not slither away a second time
You no mess with LoWang
You move like a pregnant Yak
You look like you need Ass kicked
You look like a stupid
You have no honour
You gotta LoWangs Motor running now
You got something with a bigger back seat
You good looking sailor babe
You go PoPo. I leave room
You faggot Rabbit
You drive like a Baboon in Heat
You do that you go blind
You can't evade me forever
You are weak as a Baby fart
You are tiny grasshopper
You are have a man you used to be
Whoops. LoWang drop soap
Who wanta some Wang
Who put these here
Who flying this thing anyway
What you don't like Music
What have we here
What did you eat
Welcome to real life Mr.Chan
WARNING
Want to cruze with LoWang
Voice. Zilla is here LoWang
Voice. Proceed with caution LoWang
Voice. Be careful LoWang
Voice. Be aware LoWang
Two Wangs are better than one
Tora Tora Tora
Time to get erased
Those real kids
This is not Turnament. This is for real
This is not a sharade
This is no movie Mr.Chan
This could be dangerous
There can be only one
Thats why LoWang prefer to walk
Thats what you get for making LoWang chase you
Thats no odinary wang
Thats no odinary Rabbit
Talk or not. Make no difference
Tack some balls. Squashi Penis
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Darn Tootin • 7 years ago -
"I hate son of a ..." is supposed to be "Hai! Son of a ..." In this context, hai (はい) is a battle cry. Okay, I'm done critiquing your list. (I didn't read through it all, and I can't remember off the top of head what else from Shadow Warrior (1997) was commonly misheard.)
ReplyPhilipp Shary • 7 years ago -
Interesting, I always thought that since Lo Wang is a Chinese name, he himself speaks Chinese, not Japanese.
ReplyDarn Tootin • 7 years ago -
The "tack some balls. squashi ..." is supposed to be "Takusan balls, sukoshi ..." takusan (たくさん) means "a lot" and sukoshi (すこし) means "small" in Japanese.
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