I've made some more progress on the Aoshima DeLorean, but in the meantime, I'm finishing this project at last. You will see the final assembly in the next video! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nwDNuGr8Tc

This is a re-upload. The original video was translated via YouTube annotations, but Youtube removed annotations years ago. This has hard subtitles. Sengoku Blade and Gunbird are two steampunk shmups by Psikyo. Sengoku Blade had an English language release in the arcades ("Tengai"), but the Sega Saturn release was Japanese only. It featured two unlockable characters, Ein from the prior game, Sengoku Ace, and Marion from Gunbird. I thought the dialogue between Koyori and Marion was pretty funny, so I wanted to translate this for everyone for a while now. Ash from Gunbird makes an appearance, and he's a total lolicon. What a creep. Notes on the translation, for those who are interested: 牛の呪い ("ushi no noroi"/"a cow's curse"): Literally, the curse of a cow. 大きなお世話よ！("Ookina osewa yo!"/"You're a big help!"): This is a sarcastic expression, similar to "thanks for nothing!" It essentially translates to "Mind your own business." お姉さん　("oneesan"/"big sis"): Koyori refers to herself as Marion's "Big sis." This doesn't literally mean that Koyori is Marion's sister. "Oneesan" is used informally to address a familiar girl who is older. 図星 ("zuboshi"/"bull's eye"): Direct hit/bull's eye is how this word is translated. Could also be translated as "hit the nail on the head." 爆裂ちちオバケ ("bakuretsu chichi obake"/"bursting titty monster"): "bakuretsu" means "exploding" or "bursting." You may know the word from Bakuretsu Muteki Bangaio (爆裂無敵 バンガイオー) on the N64 and Dreamcast. "Chichi" means boobs, and I believe it's the same as in Spanish, coincidentally. "Obake" means monster, ghost, or ghoul. 禁句 ("kinku") is a taboo word. I translated this as that this was the last straw for Koyori's patience with the insolent, insulting Marion. She crossed the line with the "bakurestu chichi obake" remark. 参上　("sanjou!"/"I have arrived!") Typical anime-style remark. Bubblegum Crisis featured the battle cry, "Knight Sabers, SANJOU!" 殿方　("donogata"/"lord"): "Dono" is an outdated suffix of respect (think Rurouni Kenshin). "Donogata" sounds rather formal, so I guessed to translate this as "lord." This is the Sengoku period of Japan's history, after all. さあ、参りましょう！２人だけの愛の世界へ！ ("Saa, mairimashou! futari dake no ai no sekai e!"): This is just fairly awkward to put directly into English. "Mairu" means to arrive, just as how Shiranui Mai in King of Fighters announces herself before a match ("Shiranui Mai, mairimasu!"). "To a world of love for just the two of us" would be a more literal translation of the second sentence. 巨乳　("Kyonyuu"/"big tits"): This word is used as both an insult and as a fetish description. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWH40TJmrLA