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So am I.', rather diluting the impact of the phrase. The Batman Returns Comic-Book Adaptation did this to the line 'Life's a bitch.In the English dub of Zoids: Chaotic Century, episode 28 has Van call Irvine a 'pain in the chassis'.Even more meta if you take into account Jura's Japanese VA speaks and understand English in Real Life. Even more when the judge call the pirates as such, Jura gets seriously offended being called a witch. The meta part comes with the fact in Japanese the word 'witch' is translated as 'majou', but in-universe is stated the language of the women of Mejale is English. A very odd and meta version of this happens in Vandread in the second season: When the Mejale pirates are captured by their peers on the last leg of the season, the female judge who were judging them calls them 'witches' due of their relationship with the males from Tarak, in this case Hibiki and the Tarakians.Given that they're nearly all female, it's not that much of a stretch. Mixx Entertainment often translated 'Youma' as 'Witch' in their English translation of the manga and chapter books.note Doubles as a Mythology Gag to the original anime where Tomoe's minions were called the Witches 5 or 'witches.' Trista famously calls a Eudial a 'wicked witch' in their showdown.In her debut episode, Amy also called the Youma who disguised herself as the cram/computer school teacher a 'slimy old witch.'.Ditto in one episode where Serena refers to Zoycite as 'that witch.' She also calls Queen Beryl 'you witch' to her face in their final battle.Considering it was a Magical Girl show, it could sometimes be taken literally, though. In the original English versions (both anime and manga) of Sailor Moon, Lita often used 'witch' as an insult.Yes, this includes 'hijo de bruja.' Be warned, however, calling a girl a 'bruja' could imply that she is more 'a woman of ill-repute' whereas calling a girl a 'witch' would simply suggest she is 'not a very nice lady.'ДЇranky: Spanda!!! You son of a sea witch!! For some Latin countries, calling a woman a 'bruja' means a mean lady or even insult her appearance. More adult-oriented works tend to do the opposite: wherever the word for a magic-using crone would suffice ('wicked witch', 'witchcraft'), they'll go for the swear.ДЄnd this is not just in English.Spanish-speakers may like to use 'bruja' as a polite form of 'puta.' note It varies by country. Extra fun if it's justified with the subject being a literal witch or, conversely, the speaker being a female dog (who wouldn't use a word that means 'female dog' as an insult).

#Hillary hexenbiest free

Basically, Bob calls Alice a 'witch.' The context and inflection, however, strongly imply that, in a world free of Media Watchdogs and censors, he would have used a different epithet - one that rhymes with 'witch' but starts with a B. A Sub-Trope of Parenthetical Swearing, this is a line of dialogue which may be used for Getting Crap Past the Radar, or that at least always leads to many raised eyebrows and jokes amongst the online fandom.