Saki 2.4: Latino Heat, Divine Light, Lost Traveler and a kid

It’s the battle of the Mexican-Asian loli, Taco Guerrero against the well-endowed princess, Drowzy Outsider and Somkidd.

We kick things off with Somkidd getting some info at a Boogie Rockers strategy meeting on Taco Guerrero’s fighting style but it did not do her much good especially when the turn is on the first East Hand. Drowzy’s just going with the flow and the Princess was biding her time.

Taco was a bit worried about what would happen if she were to get knocked back from her East Hand 1 forte but then remembered the wise words from The People’s Loli, “Keep on laying the smack down on candy asses and never lose your East Hand 1 winning streak”.

While Somkidd was still struggling with Taco’s offense, Drowzy was wary of the Princess’ calmness, mainly because Princess broke what could have been a massive 8000 all blow by Taco while biding. Taco got a 4000 all Tsumo instead.

Taco later strikes again with a “Orgullo de mi raza” combo move staring with a Double Riichi, then a Ron Ippatsu plus bonus for an 8300 blow against Somkidd.

Uh-oh. Princess is done biding and ready to kick ass.

Whoa. Somekidd actually got a move in. Too bad Taco was the most affected by her surprise attack. She got a Meppin Ippatsu plus an Ura Dora and three bonuses for 8900 points.

The Drowzy Outsider relied on her “Lost Echo” technique, drawing uncertain tiles as though she was being guided through a lost forest to that one tile necessary for her “Outsider’s Greeting” signature move.

I SO WANT TO SEE THE GREAT TOYONE WRESTLE! It’d be epic if Saki were to be one of her opponents. I know someone who read the manga is itching to spoil who she’s fighting.

We’ll have to wait till next week to find out what the Princess’ signature move is and the second match also begin.

Bonus pic for Miss AJ: