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Three Amigos is a disambiguation
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* ThreeAmigos: Along with Oda Sakunosuke and Sakaguchi Ango, he's one of the most notable members of the Decadent School(無頼派, ''buraiha'') called the Triumvirate(三羽烏, ''sanbagarasu'') . He even calls it out on his dual attack line with his fellow Decadent members.
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* ThreeAmigos: He, Masaoka Shiki, and Mori Ougai are members of the Leisure School faction.
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* ThreeAmigos: He, Musha, and Takeo make up the Shirakaba-ha (White Birch) faction trio until Satomi came along.
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* ThreeAmigos: With Natsume Souseki and Masaoka Shiki.
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* ThreeAmigos: A member of Shirakabaha (White Birch) with Naoya and Takeo. He is also the one who started the faction.
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* ThreeAmigos: A member of the Decadent Triumvirate.
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* ThreeAmigos: He, Naoya, and Saneatsu make up the Shirakabaha faction trio until Satomi was introduced.
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* ThreeAmigos: A member of the Decadent School along with Dazai and Ango.
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Keigo has been disambiguated
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* {{Keigo}}: As part of his LargeHam mannerism.
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* {{Keigo}}: He doesn't talk a whole lot, but when he does, it's in this.
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* UsefulNotes/JapanesePronouns: First-person ''temae''[[note]]both a first- and second-person pronoun, but polite if former and very rude if latter.[[/note]], occasionally lapsing into ''watashi''. Note that he is not a {{Keigo}} speaker despite this.
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* UsefulNotes/JapanesePronouns: First-person ''temae''[[note]]both a first- and second-person pronoun, but polite if former and very rude if latter.[[/note]], occasionally lapsing into ''watashi''. Note that he is not a {{Keigo}} ''keigo'' speaker despite this.
