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Q: What is the origin of “Oro?"

 

A: I was surprised that it caught on like it did. Because it is just like saying “huh” or “uh” or “eh”. I am surprised that Kenshin used it so much, and that the fans caught on to it.

Q: What is the origin of “Oro?"

A: I was surprised that it caught on like it did. Because it is just like saying “huh” or “uh” or “eh”. I am surprised that Kenshin used it so much, and that the fans caught on to it.

Kenshin's "de gozaru" is a copula of "de aru" but it is not strictly associated with him. It is historical from the Edo period and became associated with historical series in general in the minds of Japanese people. Kenshin uses it in a period in which it was not common, highlighting his personality as humble and not following the fashion of the times.

Kenshin's "de gozaru" is a copula of "de aru" but it is not strictly associated with him. It is historical from the Edo period and became associated with historical series in general in the minds of Japanese people. Kenshin uses it in a period in which it was not common, highlighting his personality as humble and not following the fashion of the times.

Kenshin's "de gozaru" is a copula of "de aru" but it is not strictly associated with him. It is historical from the Edo period and became associated with historical series in general in the minds of Japanese people. Kenshin uses it in a period in which it was not common, highlighting his personality as humble and not following the fashion of the times.

Kenshin's "de gozaru" is a copula of "de aru" but it is not strictly associated with him. It is historical from the Edo period and became associated with historical series in general in the minds of Japanese people. Kenshin uses it in a period in which it was not common, highlighting his personality as humble and not following the fashion of the times.