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The iconic battlecry of Jotaros stand Star Platnum from Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, and the sound many devout followers of the Jojo religion make.
This cry is mainly used by just Star Platnum, but Jotaro sometimes can’s help but say Ora Ora while preparing to beat the ever loving shit out of an enemy stand user.
Younger D’Arby: You’re not gonna do the “Ora Ora” thing now are you?
Jotaro’s soul: YES! YES! YES! YES!
Star Platnum: Oraoraoraoraoraoraoraoraoraoraoraoraoraoraoraora!!
Ora Ora by Humuu Lee February 17, 2019
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The war cry of real men, like jotaro kujo and star platinum
Star platinum: ORAORAORAORAORA
Yes Ora ora indeedp
Ora ora by Hisbshshwuwu December 16, 2019
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Onomatopoeia. A phrase to be shouted when punching something repeatedly with great vigor.
Jotaro: Here's a question. Will I hit you with my right fist or my left? Try to guess.
D'arby: Please, just hit me quickly with your right...
(NO NO NO NO NO)
D'arby: Y-your left?
(NO NO NO NO NO)
D'arby: I-is it both?!
(YES YES YES YES YES)
D'arby: Are you going to do the "ora ora" thing?!
Joseph: Yes, yes, yes. Oh my God...

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ORA!!!
ora by keekatzer May 15, 2016

ora pro nobis 

latin for "pray for us"
hey did you hear Behemoth's new song "Ora Pro Nobis Lucifer"?

yeah you mean pray for us Lucifer, its intense and epic!
ora pro nobis by flyersfan30 February 11, 2014
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jotaro:its an enemy stand!
star platinium: ORA ORA ORA
joseph joestar: hamon go brrr
ORA by Naudo October 8, 2020

Kia Ora bro

Phrase commonly used in New Zealand by locals to say "hi". "Kia Ora" is of the Maori language for "hello", but New Zealander's often add on bro intending a friendly manner.
Kia Ora bro by Ginnay December 14, 2009

Ora manko ga daisuki nanda 

A phrase from Safari man in Filthy Frank means :

" I love pussies " in Japanese
Safari man watching Salamander man playing assflute

Safari man : Ora manko ga daisuki nanda
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