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Published: 2018-11-18 20:18:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 8705; Favourites: 87; Downloads: 0
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If you have known you are used to his strips involving a chaotic duo of the Mario universe, bringing tons of laughter with tomfoolries. That's Yoshi who is smarter than in games and Daisy who is crazier than in games as well. And for the joy of everyone, they are now in 3D !Today's idea is Craizee Daizee wants to throw a party in a place and chose a lava area. Well it seems Yoshi doesn't share here idea.
Enjoy your day buddy !
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Craizee Daizee: Wanna go for a dip in the lake?
Yoshi: (nastily opposed) Girl, you must be bat-poop crazy if you think I'm going out into that hot stuff!!!
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Hm, I doubt Dragonite might like this.
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And what about Paarthurnax?
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It's a dragon from Skyrim. Listen his voice...
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He looks like that dragon Mario fought in Odyssey.
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Yep. But you know who is his voice actor?
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Me yes. And you will be amazed.
It's Charles Martinet!
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It's true! The difference between Mario and Paarthurnax is amazing! I was astonished when I discovered it!
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Voice actor can do mzny characters.
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Yep. And Charles is really good one!
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"No Swimming"....... YA THINK, SIGN MAKER!?! :v
Either Daisy's lost her mind, or she found a great spot for the jacuzzi....... aaaaaaaaand we already know she's lost her mind. :n
Anyways, this step (back)into 3D is pretty nice for them. XP But yes..... thanks a ton, dude. :m
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Thing is I got casual Daisy so it worked perfectly to make the duo.
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Le panneau placΓ© ici rempli bien sa fonction.
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A moins d'Γͺtre un Magmar ... ou un Γ©lΓ©mentaire de feu.
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Daisy: Ici c'est très bien.
Yoshi: Yo-yoshi !!? ( Non mais tu rigole !!? )
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Oui surtout dans l'univers de YoshiMan!
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