Delf's definitions

Delf

Somebody who always want to have fun.

Delf's having fun with his friend.

by Delf June 21, 2003

Tetsusaiga

The sword used by Inuyasha in the anime of the same name, it is a sword made by the fang of Inuyasha's father, a full-dog-demon. Originally is a weak, rusted blade, but depending on its wielder's will to protect someone dear, the blade becomes a powerful fang-sword.

Kagome: I've got to take the Tetsusaiga to Inuyasha!

by Delf October 13, 2003

Luca Blight

A villain in the video game, Suikoden II. A blood-thirsty monster who burned down a poor innocent village and slaughtered every villages one-by-one with his sword, just for plain fun. Prince of the Highland Kingdom, son of Agares Blight.

Luca Blight: Hohohehahaha! Die, you pigs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by Delf October 13, 2003

what?

What you say when you weren't paying attention to one's mouthful opinions and social activities......or when everyone is looking at you directly.

(Pronunciation: wh-at, not "AHHH!!!")

What? Example?

by Delf June 23, 2003

Suikoden

An RPG based on medieval war, including various mysteries, such as mystical "Runes", and "True Runes", and a race that has dissapeard for a long time, the "Sindars". It is also a game in which the TRANSLATION-TO-ENGLISH TEAM had LITTLE BUDGET.

"I was so enraged at her death that I completly forget what I come here for." -Flik, Suikoden 1

by Delf June 22, 2003

Magic Ink

From the anime Inuyasha. A demon named Kotatsu once dropped a shard of the Shikon no tama jewel in a pot of ink, and ever since then, everything drawn with this ink comes to life.

Ultimately, the magic ink requires human livers to retain it's power and Kotatsu winds up it's final victim.

by Delf October 13, 2003

Tenseiga

A sword in the anime "Inuyasha". It is the counter-part of the Tetsusaiga. Although it can't cut, hence deliver any damage, the Tenseiga can heal any wounds, up to revival. Later, Sesshomaru becomes its wielder.

The Tenseiga is Sessho-maru's blade forged by Toto-sai.

by Delf October 13, 2003