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Blazing Star 

The single most Engrish game ever, beating out Zero Wing (which has only 2 Engrish parts: The intro and the ending). It's a side-scrolling shooter game like Zero Wing, only with way better graphics, many ships to choose from (can you saw "offensiv" and "diffensiv" ships?), and can be found on Neo-Geo machines. Phrases in the game include:

- Get it more!
- Collected all panels! (before getting all of them)
- Collect all lucky panels! (after getting all of them)
- Hey poor player!
- Are you serious?
- Watch out! The big one is closing in!
- It's coming! Destroyed the space colony!
- Avoid all?
- Stage (something): The Guardian's Criff
- Stage (something): The Crooked Embryo
I couldn't get past stage 3 in Blazing Star due to the stupid Engrish.
Blazing Star by dj gs68 July 8, 2003
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Star Blazing 

Verb- Star blazing is the act of star gazing when you are either getting high or already high. It is not limited to just looking at the stars it could involve discussing the solar system, aliens or other things involving space.
Dude lets roll a J and go star blazing in the park
Star Blazing by Grammarnazi August 31, 2013

Blazing_stark.exe 

He's a tiktoker who loves marvel, iron man he acts like he is tony starks son and he likes pretending he can run as fast as quicksilver.
Blazing_stark.exe is the best tiktoker ever!
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