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Kazuha
THE MOST FINEST MAN IN GENSHIN IMPACT. WHEN I TELL U HE IS SO FINE, HE IS SCRUMDILIUMPCIOUS, HE MAKE ME WANNA *casket*
person 1:Hey did u hear about the new character kazuha?
person 2: yea, hes really ugly..
person 1: I hope u fall off that fucking swing and break your fucking neck.
person 2: yea, hes really ugly..
person 1: I hope u fall off that fucking swing and break your fucking neck.
Kazuha by claysballz June 29, 2021
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kaedehara kazuha
the prettiest anemo boy in genshin impact. he got exiled from his own nation but everyone makes mistakes <3
kaedehara kazuha by kea/kazuhamybeloved June 2, 2021
Kazuha
The love of my life, when I first saw kazuha my life changed. Before I was sad and lonely but when I first heard him talk all my worries went away. I listen to kazuha’s voice every night on repeat to help me sleep as well as re-enacting scenes from the game that he was in to feel his essence 😤! I’ve drawn him so many times every line could fill the ocean and my love for him is bursting with so much energy that the wind knows my name. For anyone going through a rough time seek kazuha today.
kazuha
The fucking sexiest boy in genshin,,, omg i want him to step on me and suck his fucking dickkk. If he is a girl i guess im a lesbian
kazuha by Unfinished_sentenc April 15, 2021
Kakuhidan
Kakuhidan by Yaoifan0102 June 27, 2010
Kaedehara Kazuha
a exiled wandering samurai, with a gentle and carefree soul. He questions the Ideals of Eternity.
He is wanted by the Shogunate. (Electro Archon)
the name 'Kaedehara Kazuha' means:
"a maple forest of ten thousand leaves"
He is wanted by the Shogunate. (Electro Archon)
the name 'Kaedehara Kazuha' means:
"a maple forest of ten thousand leaves"
"Why did Kaedahara Kazuha exiled?"
"Kaedehara Kazuha got exiled for being too pretty"
"Yeah right, more like he got Exiled because he was just a Canadian Aether."
"Kaedehara Kazuha got exiled for being too pretty"
"Yeah right, more like he got Exiled because he was just a Canadian Aether."
Kaedehara Kazuha by kekzuha June 19, 2021
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Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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