A Hilarious English Challenge! Bizarre Answers Fly in This English Battle—Yu Serizawa Shouts, "This show is so crazy!"!?

■An Outburst of Laughter in the English Writing and Listening Battle!? “Word Masters—The Path to Becoming Top-Class Female Voice Actors—”

In the middle of the show, a new segment called "Word Masters—The Path to Becoming Top-Class Female Voice Actors—" began, challenging Yu Serizawa and Maria Naganawa—who are supposed to be word professionals—to tackle English.

First, they took on English spelling questions, answering how to spell simple words like "Sunday" or "June." To recall the word for "June," Serizawa hummed a tune, trying to jog her memory, but ended up spelling it wrong, looking regretful over her mistake.

Next, when asked to write "crocodile" in English, Serizawa unexpectedly answered "racoste," while Naganawa wrote "big maus," prompting huge laughter in the studio. Naganawa explained with a straight face, "I wanted to express ‘big mouth,’" adding, "Don’t you think people overseas would understand that?" Serizawa shot back sharply, "They won’t!" Their string of quirky answers filled the studio with gentle laughter, with Serizawa admitting with a wry smile, "Things might be getting out of hand this time."

In the latter half of the program, English teacher Chris appeared and put their English abilities to the test with a listening challenge and a quiz to name songs by recognizing the English lyrics of nursery rhymes. Furthermore, in a game where they had to extract the correct answer to a topic through an English conversation—such as "What surprised you when you came to Japan?"—the tension rose as a balloon continued to inflate under time pressure.

Serizawa repeatedly asked, "most wow wow," managing to draw out the correct answer just in time, but the balloon ultimately popped. She screamed, "This show so crazy!" and the studio erupted in excitement.

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