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| {{ChanInfobox|name=Tsumari-chan|image=File:Tsumari-chan.png|artist=epheoko|based_on="Tsumari" from [[Umineko When They Cry - Question Arcs|Umineko When They Cry]]|character_designer=epheoko}} | | {{ChanInfobox|name=Tsumari-chan|image=File:Tsumari-chan.png|artist=epheoko|based_on="Tsumari" from [[Umineko When They Cry - Question Arcs|Umineko When They Cry]]|character_designer=epheoko}} |
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| Tsumari-chan is the embodiment of the Japanese word つまり, which translates to "In other words". During Joe's read-through of [[Umineko When They Cry - Question Arcs|Umineko When They Cry]], both Joe and chat noticed how common this word was in the text. They then began to spam "tsumari" whenever it was said by a voice actor<ref>{{YTCite|i8PK_n5idH4|channel=Falco|title=<nowiki>Joseph Anderson Umineko stream 7 with chat [02/11/2025]</nowiki>|time=3803|channel_icon=Falco.jpg}}</ref>. When Jelly appeared on the stream as a guest, he often said "tsumari" when he noticed the phrase "in other words"<ref>{{YTCite|ynGMGhD2co|channel=Falco|title=<nowiki>Joseph Anderson Umineko stream 12 with chat [03/01/2025]</nowiki>|time=5496|channel_icon=Falco.jpg}}</ref>. Afterwards, Joe began to consistently say "In other words—tsumari—" when he noticed the phrase<ref>{{YTCite|UwqoWzzLB_E|channel=Falco|title=<nowiki>Joseph Anderson Umineko stream 13 with chat [03/07/2025]</nowiki>|time=2485|channel_icon=Falco.jpg}}</ref>. The original artist is {{Person|epheoko}}. | | Tsumari-chan is the embodiment of the [[tsumari]] meme. The original artist is {{Person|epheoko}}. |
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| {{YTCite|QbP2RBbz4hU|channel=Falco|title=<nowiki>Joseph Anderson Umineko stream 17 with chat [03/18/2025]</nowiki>|time=2957|channel_icon=Falco.jpg}} | | {{YTCite|QbP2RBbz4hU|channel=Falco|title=<nowiki>Joseph Anderson Umineko stream 17 with chat [03/18/2025]</nowiki>|time=2957|channel_icon=Falco.jpg}} |
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| ===== References =====
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| [[Category:Umineko When They Cry]]
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