Well, this is a little embarrassing. A few days ago I wrote about the Guro and there was a little mistake there. I remember that a few days ago among The Gurotroopers wondered why Japanese pronunciation for Gore is Guro and not Goru. Apparently, Guro is not the pronunciation of Gore, but "Grotesque" (gurotesuku). "Grotesque" term itself entirely has different meaning with the "gore" and more leads to the "dark, scary, hollow, angsty, or bizarre situation" (more details can be seen in Urban Dictionary or Wikipedia). This mistake has been corrected here. Once again, I apologize for the mistake, hopefully this post can improve our knowledge. Thank you.Awawa... please help us with subscribing here or you can make it easier with our updates sent directly to your inbox:
Guro is Not Gore, Duh
Well, this is a little embarrassing. A few days ago I wrote about the Guro and there was a little mistake there. I remember that a few days ago among The Gurotroopers wondered why Japanese pronunciation for Gore is Guro and not Goru. Apparently, Guro is not the pronunciation of Gore, but "Grotesque" (gurotesuku). "Grotesque" term itself entirely has different meaning with the "gore" and more leads to the "dark, scary, hollow, angsty, or bizarre situation" (more details can be seen in Urban Dictionary or Wikipedia). This mistake has been corrected here. Once again, I apologize for the mistake, hopefully this post can improve our knowledge. Thank you.
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1 comment:
ah i see...
but goru always come with guro.
nice info! thanks
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