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SOS Bros React - Chihayafuru Season 3 Episode 11 -

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meng

i love harada sensei and shiranami society so much 🥹

Master Detective

Dang ya'll forgot who Hiroshi Tsuboguchi is (the other class A player in the Shirinami Society). He's the one who yielded to Chihaya at the Yoshino Tournament and was is the karuta adviser for a school they played in the second season. Imo it's a tossup between him & Chihaya for best in society at this point in time

Master Detective

Otetsuki (faults, false touches) * Touching any card when a dead card is read is a fault and results in a penalty. * Touching a card in the wrong territory is a fault and results in a penalty. * If a player touches the wrong card in the opponent's territory and the opponent touches the correct card in the faulting player's territory, it is a "double fault" and the player incurs a penalty of two cards. * Touching the wrong card in the same territory as the target card is not a penalty. As a result, the players may toss away surrounding cards near the target card as they move to strike it. The "Cross Sweep" (Watari-te) * This is an advanced technique where a player sweeps across two similar cards in the same territory before they can distinguish which one is being read. This is legal as long as: - Both cards are in the same territory (either both yours or both your opponent's). - Only one hand is used to perform the sweep. https://youtu.be/N5evo6kgwBE?t=156