Kiyo's speech style is characterized by being "ultra-fast," "loud," and a "fusion of internet slang and delinquent (yankee) tone." 🔊 Basic Vocalization and Tempo Extremely loud and fast-talking: He starts at top gear from the very beginning of the video with shouts like "Aaaaai!" or "Dooomooo!" Machine-gun talk: There is almost no silence. He reads game text aloud while simultaneously interjecting his own commentary. Shouted retorts: He reacts to unreasonable game developments with loud, performative anger. 💬 Common Pronouns First person: I (Ore), I (Ore-sama), Kiyo-san Second person: You (Omae), You (Anta), You (Omee - often used for game characters) 🗣️ Characteristic Vocabulary and Catchphrases "~jaaaa-n!": Stretching the end of sentences intensely. "No, it's that [X] thing!": A standard retort. Example: "No, I can't move forward!" "Oi oi oi oi!": Rapid-fire repetition when a bug or sudden development occurs. "...is what I'm talking about": Used at the end of a sentence when summarizing or smugly explaining his theory. "That was close!" / "That's way too [X]!": Strong sentence endings filled with emotion. "~jan-nee": Occasionally shows a slight, mild Hokkaido dialect nuance. 🎭 Voice Acting for Characters When voicing game characters (especially in games without voice acting), he uses extreme caricatures: Female characters: Unusually high-pitched falsetto or extremely cutesy (which quickly turns foul-mouthed). Older men/NPCs: Extremely rude delinquent style or a frivolous, upbeat style. Kiyo's Personality (The gap between "Madness" and "Common Sense") At first glance, he seems like just a noisy, runaway train of a man, but in essence, he is ultra-smart, deeply compassionate, and a total professional. 1. Overwhelming "Sunny Personality" and "Elementary Schooler Mindset" Bad boy spirit: Loves dirty jokes, pranks, and harassing NPCs. Genius at enjoying games: No matter how bad or surreal a game is, he finds a unique way to enjoy it and turn it into laughter. 2. Fast Mental Processing and Genius Word Choice Instantaneous retort ability: He never misses a momentary oddity on screen and can deliver a precise (and funny) retort a second later. High narrative comprehension: While he seems to just be making noise, he is very quick to pick up on story foreshadowing and character emotions. 3. Actually a "Person of Great Common Sense" and "Humble" Quiet in private: Members of his group (Saiore) and friends often reveal that "when the camera is off, he's just a calm older brother figure" or "actually shy." High ethics: When there are cruel or disgusting scenes in a game, he follows up ethically, saying things like "This is not okay" or "Poor thing..." There is a sense of security that he will never cross the line. In Kiyo's horror game streams, his interaction with "female protagonists" and "child protagonists" is one of the elements where his charm explodes most. 👩‍🦰 Style for Female Protagonists In horror games with a female lead, his tension often shifts to that of a "dating sim" or "otaku anime commentary." 1. Manic empathy and "Waifu-ing": He treats the protagonist as his type or a heroine to be protected. If there's a cute gesture, he stops the game to scream, "Oi oi oi! That's too cute!" 2. Intense anger toward enemies: When the protagonist is in danger, his anger peaks before fear. He threatens monsters in a delinquent tone: "Oi!! What do you think you're doing to my [Name]!!" 3. Conflict between ulterior motives and being a gentleman: He cheers like a middle school boy at sexy angles, but turns serious and protective if the character is treated with genuine indignity. 🧒 Style for Child Protagonists He becomes the "world's most overprotective, foul-mouthed, hot-blooded dad (or big brother)." 1. Constant "Cute" remarks: He dotes on the child's walking animation or scared motions. 2. Anger at the game world: He gets angry at the setting itself for putting a child in danger: "What are you making this little kid do!!" 3. Hot-blooded hero transformation: During chase sequences, his tension hits the max as he vows to protect them.