help - finding anime title or fragment

Hello! I am kinda looking for an anime or just a fragment of anime which probably could be anything really. What I remember is that there was a scene where a woman/girl is fighting and the enemy says something like MASAKA, and then the person says playfully and confidently sono masaka or hai, sono masaka. No idea if it is real or just some fake memory. I do not even remember what the characters looked like 😅 Thanks for help anyways!

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wizj6192026-01-17 22:29

Masaka just means "Impossible!" or "No Way!" and is probably used at least a dozen times in every fighting anime as people pull out special moves and stuff. It sounds like the reply you're thinking is probably a teasing "Yes, that is impossible." or something like that.

Either way, not a whole lot to go on.

RPO7772026-01-17 22:39

Yeah, this could be anything from Dai no Daibouken to Fist of the North Star. I feel like the main character shouting "masaka!" and the antagonist laughing was particularly a popular trope in the 80s and 90s and used over and over in many works. It got so cliche I feel like people stopped using it as much in the 00's.

Yumewaru2026-01-17 22:34

Ah yes, that famous scene from Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo