Banzai is used as a replacement to "hold my beer". Because if you're going to do something, go all the way. So to speak.
by 8bit6428 May 19, 2022
1) slang for calling someone a badass commander in the united states military
2) a person that can often be found saying "it's admin time!"
3) a military dude full of energy and never stops working towards his goals
4) goes all in when they put their mind to something
2) a person that can often be found saying "it's admin time!"
3) a military dude full of energy and never stops working towards his goals
4) goes all in when they put their mind to something
subordinates to a banzai respond to the utterance of his name like so:
knight 202: "i think banzai ----"
knight 017: "hallow be his name"
knight 202: "as i was saying, i think banzai will be in charge of DBB"
used in a regular sentence: that bro is so banzai.
used in a regular sentence: dude have you seen banzai? i heard him say it's admin time and haven't seen him since.
used in a regular sentence: bruh what's your commander like? he's a legit banzai.
knight 202: "i think banzai ----"
knight 017: "hallow be his name"
knight 202: "as i was saying, i think banzai will be in charge of DBB"
used in a regular sentence: that bro is so banzai.
used in a regular sentence: dude have you seen banzai? i heard him say it's admin time and haven't seen him since.
used in a regular sentence: bruh what's your commander like? he's a legit banzai.
by TheKnights May 19, 2022
1. A tactic utilized by the Japanese Samurai and later the Imperial Japanese Army from the feudal era up to the end of World War 2.
Where when the enemy has weakened their unit to the point where it has no option but to retreat or surrender, they issue a "Banzai" charge in which they rush head first into the enemy and attempt to engage in close combat, usually with bayonets and swords.
Typically an act of self sacrifice rather then to dishonor their army and country by surrendering to the enemy, an action related to Bushido.
It is traditional to scream the word before attacking followed by a non-linguistic war cry.
2. Slang in video games for a hopeless rush against the enemy, often without any Japanese or Bushido affiliation.
Where when the enemy has weakened their unit to the point where it has no option but to retreat or surrender, they issue a "Banzai" charge in which they rush head first into the enemy and attempt to engage in close combat, usually with bayonets and swords.
Typically an act of self sacrifice rather then to dishonor their army and country by surrendering to the enemy, an action related to Bushido.
It is traditional to scream the word before attacking followed by a non-linguistic war cry.
2. Slang in video games for a hopeless rush against the enemy, often without any Japanese or Bushido affiliation.
1. "We've got both flanks locked, they gotta retreat sooner or later!"
"Banzai!! AHHHHH!!!"
"Shit, banzai charge! Fire at will!"
2. Damn man you banzai'd bad on that one.
"Banzai!! AHHHHH!!!"
"Shit, banzai charge! Fire at will!"
2. Damn man you banzai'd bad on that one.
by Bluehawk September 10, 2004
1) slang for calling someone a badass commander in the united states military
2) a person that can often be found saying "it's admin time!"
3) a military dude full of energy and never stops working towards his goals
4) goes all in when they put their mind to something
2) a person that can often be found saying "it's admin time!"
3) a military dude full of energy and never stops working towards his goals
4) goes all in when they put their mind to something
subordinates to a banzai respond to the utterance of his name like so:
knight 202: "i think banzai ----"
knight 017: "hallow be his name"
knight 202: "as i was saying, i think banzai will be in charge of DBB"
used in a regular sentence: that bro is so banzai.
used in a regular sentence: dude have you seen banzai? i heard him say it's admin time and haven't seen him since.
used in a regular sentence: bruh what's your commander like? he's a legit banzai.
knight 202: "i think banzai ----"
knight 017: "hallow be his name"
knight 202: "as i was saying, i think banzai will be in charge of DBB"
used in a regular sentence: that bro is so banzai.
used in a regular sentence: dude have you seen banzai? i heard him say it's admin time and haven't seen him since.
used in a regular sentence: bruh what's your commander like? he's a legit banzai.
by TheKnights May 19, 2022
A certain type of prank call chanted in a Japanese accent .
You phone up the person in question with an unknown number
they answer: ''Hello?''
You and 2 or more friends: ''BANZAI BANZAI BANZAI''
Shout this repeatedly until phone call ends. Whispering also works well.
You can also use the word in normal sentences
You phone up the person in question with an unknown number
they answer: ''Hello?''
You and 2 or more friends: ''BANZAI BANZAI BANZAI''
Shout this repeatedly until phone call ends. Whispering also works well.
You can also use the word in normal sentences
by banzai111 August 09, 2010
Seriously..
I'm learning japanese, and wtf is with you people and saying it means 1000 years or somethin?
It simply means "Hurray!" You know?? The thing americans cry in celebration.
Source- My Japanese Teacher who's been to Japan like more than 5 times.
I'm learning japanese, and wtf is with you people and saying it means 1000 years or somethin?
It simply means "Hurray!" You know?? The thing americans cry in celebration.
Source- My Japanese Teacher who's been to Japan like more than 5 times.
"Harry is choking on his wand!"
"Banzai!"
-Why Harry P. is putting his wand in his mouth? Who knows. Why a crazy Japanese boy is there saying hurray? Pure crazyness.-
"Banzai!"
-Why Harry P. is putting his wand in his mouth? Who knows. Why a crazy Japanese boy is there saying hurray? Pure crazyness.-
by -KillzoneCharlie- February 27, 2009
A Japanese show previously shown on the FOX network. It was a gmae show which utilized viewer participation by using text messageable answers. The show involved certain stunts with multiple choice results including how many ballons would make a chicken fly, which carjacker will steal a car first, and which of these women is really a man. The show was short lived, but still attracted its loyal viewers.
by Christian Cruz November 22, 2006