Rayman Pirate-Community

Welcome to RPC Majora

Welcome to RPC Majora!

It's always pleasant to see new people around.

Welcome Majora and MJ!

Thanks.

Hi! I am Weebly and I’m new here! I hope to make new friends here! If you want to talk to me message me or private message me on Instagram @i_love_hi_c

Welcome Weebly! And I think I may have said this before, but a late welcome Majora!

Welcome to RPC Weebly.

Welcome to RPC, Weebly. Have a Good time here.

Welcome to RaymanPC, Weebly! Enjoy this place.

Welcome to the RPC, Weebly.

Welcome to RPC Weebly!

Weebly, welcome on behalf of the Jlfksjlfl club.

Hi everyone, I’m Kono Mike Da!

I’ve enjoyed Rayman games since I was 7, and I’ve rediscovered the series only recently after I took an hiatus, for lack of a better word, so I’ve begun marathoning all the Rayman games I own (just started Rayman 1, WISH ME LUCK).

I’m glad I joined RaymanPC, this community seems pretty tight-knit!

Welcome to Pirate-Community! I hope you'll enjoy yourself here.

Welcome to RaymanPC, Kono Mike Da! Fun fact: My parents actually had a plan that we will go to Italy next year's summer (I'm only saying this because of your location)

What does your name mean though?

Hi and welcome Kono Mike Da!

Welcome to RPC

Aaron wrote: Wed Oct 03, 2018 4:44 pm Welcome to RaymanPC, Kono Mike Da! Fun fact: My parents actually had a plan that we will go to Italy next year's summer (I'm only saying this because of your location)

What does your name mean though?

Oh man, I hope you’ll have a good vacation!

“Kono Mike Da” is taken from a quote from the main antagonist of the first (Phantom Blood) and third (Stardust Crusaders) part(s) of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure (a seinen manga and anime series), whose name is Dio Brando. There’s a scene where, after forcing a girl to kiss him, he says that her first kiss wasn’t her boyfriend JoJo, but “It was I, Dio!” which, in the original Japenese script, was “Kono Dio da!”. When the anime first aired, it became a meme, and since my name is Michele, I thought I could make a catchy username with that sentence. So that’s where it comes from!

The Jonster wrote: Wed Oct 03, 2018 4:52 pm Hi and welcome Kono Mike Da!

Hi and thank you!

Thanks.

Oh, interesting! For some reason though I thought Mike meant something else though since both "mi" and "ke" are both Japanese characters Now I get though

I meant welcome Kono Mike Da! also by the way

I hope you enjoy it here.