Translation request please…
No, seriously, translation to human language

Off topic, is the heavy deep sea snow happen when the ocean temperature rise or fall ?
Only remember it's caused increase of plankton population

She says "Part of the ship, part of the crew."

Seika said:

Translation request please…
No, seriously, translation to human language

Most of it seems to just be ヲ (wo), so it's probably just gibberish.

Seika said:

Translation request please…
No, seriously, translation to human language

wo wo wo ga po pe wo wo wo pa po wo
wo wo pe po pa wo wo po pe wo wo wo wo

not sure about other character than wo, and yeah, it's just gibberish

RGR11 said:

wo wo wo ga po pe wo wo wo pa po wo
wo wo pe po pa wo wo po pe wo wo wo wo

not sure about other character than wo, and yeah, it's just gibberish

'bo' and 'be', not 'po' and 'pe'.

fuzzygnome said:

She says "Part of the ship, part of the crew."

This translation makes a lot of sense (≧▽≦)

Griffinhart said:

'bo' and 'be', not 'po' and 'pe'.

I see, I can't really differentiate character with quote-mark-like thing on it (what it's called again) >.>

RGR11 said:

I see, I can't really differentiate character with quote-mark-like thing on it (what it's called again) >.>

They're called ten-ten.

RGR11 said:

I see, I can't really differentiate character with quote-mark-like thing on it (what it's called again) >.>

Kana such as ボ (bo) and ベ (be) use the dakuon, which looks like quotation marks. ポ (Po) and ペ (pe) use the handakuon, which looks like a degree symbol.

Which part of this picture is "How is that even possible"?

The fact that it's snowing underwater, I'd assume.

Touhou_learner said:

Which part of this picture is "How is that even possible"?

279okshap said:

The fact that it's snowing underwater, I'd assume.

It's not technically snow, but there is marine snow that looks the part.