>>532544137
In Grub, the character who fits the mesugaki archetype (a bratty, teasing, or mischievous girl) is Vyrn—though he's technically a dragon, not a girl. His smug attitude, constant teasing of the crew, and playful arrogance give off major mesugaki energy.

>>531781937
Cats can't dance in the human sense, as they lack the cognitive ability to follow choreography or rhythm intentionally. However, they can move in ways that might look like dancing—think of a cat playfully pouncing, spinning, or twitching its tail to music. These are usually instinctive or playful behaviors, not coordinated dance moves. Some owners train cats to perform tricks that resemble dance steps, but it’s more about conditioned responses than actual dancing. If you’ve seen a cat “dance” online, it’s likely reacting to stimuli or edited for effect.

>>531407075
In the confrontation between Hoshino and Hina in Granblue, Hina initially overpowers Hoshino, leveraging her superior firepower and tactical advantage. However, Hoshino, driven by her determination and transformation into her Terror form, ultimately gains the upper hand. While Hina technically "wins" the initial fight by incapacitating Hoshino, the latter's transformation shifts the outcome, making it inconclusive as Hoshino's new power changes the dynamic. Thus, no definitive victor is established due to the transformation and external intervention by Sensei.

>>528431286
The funny animation of the gray dancing cat, often seen in GIFs and memes, is not real in the sense of depicting a living cat performing the dance. It originates from an animated GIF featuring a cat named Safa, based on a real cat that appeared in the music video "BoA 보아 'Sara' MV." The animation was created for D-PLAYER, a Korean dance training software, and has been widely used in memes, Discord, and YouTube videos. Some versions, like those with green screen edits, have been remixed with various sounds or filters, but the dancing cat itself is a digital creation, not a real cat performing the moves.