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Tatakae! Tatakae!
Tatakae by Freedom-Chan February 18, 2021
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Japanese for fight

A meme from the anime community, as it’s used millions of times in anime such as Demon Slayer

This meme is mainly synonymous particularly with the Attack on Titan fandom when in season 4 Eren Yeager repeats ‘tatakae’ in the mirror to motivate himself
User 1: He kinda looks like Eren Yeager lol
User 2: Tatakae
Tatakae by MustardHands April 7, 2022
Tatakae would most likely be said by a man named EREN YEAGER and if you Do hear it. Run.
Person 1: I just heard some duse say "Tatakae" what did he mean
Person 2: WE GOTTA RUN BRO THATS EREN YEAGER
Tatakae by Clay Bruan April 13, 2022
When you suck so much dick it hurts
I sucked Rudy's dick so much my mouth hurts, they gave me a Tatakae
Tatakae by Bigmanellie December 18, 2021
"Tatakae, tatakae"
Tatakae by steamedratbun June 7, 2023

tatakae-tatakae 

Fight-Fight; fighting with two opponents or fighting two battles or fighting one adversary twice.
Tatakae-tatakae what does that mean?
tatakae-tatakae by roguekitten March 8, 2021

Osu Tatakae Ouendan 

Also known as simply, "Ouendan", Osu Tatakae Ouendan is a 2005 game originally made for Nintendo's 3DS, but later got reprogrammed by some random Australian guy named Dean "peppy" Herbert. It has a storyline, had some crappy animation, but was adapted in 2007 to a PC port, where you can click with a keyboard and move your mouse.
"Bro I've been getting into 'Osu Tatakae Ouendan'! It's pretty fun ngl."
shige: "Hmm."
Osu Tatakae Ouendan by Koroe December 29, 2021
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