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ダース・ベイダー ラブブ:スター・ウォーズの日

ダース・ベイダー ラブブ:スター・ウォーズの日
モバイルブラウンカートゥーン

スター・ウォーズの日を祝うダース・ベイダーのコスチュームを着た漫画のラブブ

その他の壁紙

The title "Monster Labubu's Fiery Confrontation" can be translated into Japanese as:

**モンスター・ラブブの炎の対決**  
(モンスター・ラブブのほのおのたいけつ)  
*Monsutā Rabubu no Honō no Taiketsu*

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The title "Monster Labubu's Fiery Confrontation" can be translated into Japanese as: **モンスター・ラブブの炎の対決** (モンスター・ラブブのほのおのたいけつ) *Monsutā Rabubu no Honō no Taiketsu* Let me know if you'd like further adjustments!

The title "Lunar New Year Labubu Celebration" can be translated into Japanese as:

**「旧正月ラブブのお祝い」**  
(Kyūshōgatsu Rabubu no Oiwai)

Here’s the breakdown:  
- **旧正月 (Kyūshōgatsu)**: Lunar New Year  
- **ラブブ (Rabubu)**: Labubu (a character name, typically kept in katakana)  
- **お祝い (Oiwai)**: Celebration  

This translation maintains the essence of the original title while adapting it for a Japanese audience.

The title "Lunar New Year Labubu Celebration" can be translated into Japanese as: **「旧正月ラブブのお祝い」** (Kyūshōgatsu Rabubu no Oiwai) Here’s the breakdown: - **旧正月 (Kyūshōgatsu)**: Lunar New Year - **ラブブ (Rabubu)**: Labubu (a character name, typically kept in katakana) - **お祝い (Oiwai)**: Celebration This translation maintains the essence of the original title while adapting it for a Japanese audience.

クリスマスの木とエルフのLabubu

クリスマスの木とエルフのLabubu

Labubu Birthday Celebration with Colorful Confetti

Labubu Birthday Celebration with Colorful Confetti

The title "Labubu Lion Dance Celebration" can be translated into Japanese as:

**ラブブ 獅子舞祝賀 (Rabubu Shishimai Shukuga)**

Here’s the breakdown:
- **Labubu** remains as **ラブブ** (Rabubu) since it’s a proper noun.
- **Lion Dance** is **獅子舞 (Shishimai)** in Japanese.
- **Celebration** is **祝賀 (Shukuga)**.

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The title "Labubu Lion Dance Celebration" can be translated into Japanese as: **ラブブ 獅子舞祝賀 (Rabubu Shishimai Shukuga)** Here’s the breakdown: - **Labubu** remains as **ラブブ** (Rabubu) since it’s a proper noun. - **Lion Dance** is **獅子舞 (Shishimai)** in Japanese. - **Celebration** is **祝賀 (Shukuga)**. Let me know if you'd like further adjustments!

Labubu's Creepy Sweet Love

Labubu's Creepy Sweet Love

ラブブのパステルトイワンダーランド壁紙  
(Labubu no Pasuteru Toi Wandārando Kabe-gami)

ラブブのパステルトイワンダーランド壁紙 (Labubu no Pasuteru Toi Wandārando Kabe-gami)

Labubu's Boxing Match with Red and Yellow

Labubu's Boxing Match with Red and Yellow

Labubu's Snowy Ski Adventure

Labubu's Snowy Ski Adventure

お祝いのラブラブ: クリスマスの夢景色

お祝いのラブラブ: クリスマスの夢景色

The title "Franky Bunny Figure on Golden Base" can be translated into Japanese as:

**ゴールデンベースのフランキー・バニー フィギュア**

Here's the breakdown:
- **ゴールデンベース** (Gōruden Bēsu) = Golden Base  
- **の** (no) = on (possessive/descriptive particle)  
- **フランキー・バニー** (Furankī Banī) = Franky Bunny  
- **フィギュア** (Figyua) = Figure  

So, the full translation is **ゴールデンベースのフランキー・バニー フィギュア**.

The title "Franky Bunny Figure on Golden Base" can be translated into Japanese as: **ゴールデンベースのフランキー・バニー フィギュア** Here's the breakdown: - **ゴールデンベース** (Gōruden Bēsu) = Golden Base - **の** (no) = on (possessive/descriptive particle) - **フランキー・バニー** (Furankī Banī) = Franky Bunny - **フィギュア** (Figyua) = Figure So, the full translation is **ゴールデンベースのフランキー・バニー フィギュア**.

「ラブブ:恋人をキャッチするポスター」  
(Labubu: Koibito wo Kyatchi Suru Posutā)  

Explanation:  
- "Labubu" is kept as is since it's a proper noun and often used directly in Japanese.  
- "A Sweetheart's" is translated as 「恋人の」(Koibito no), meaning "beloved's" or "sweetheart's."  
- "Catch Me" is translated as 「キャッチする」(Kyatchi Suru), which directly means "to catch."  
- "Poster" is 「ポスター」(Posutā), a commonly used loanword in Japanese.  

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「ラブブ:恋人をキャッチするポスター」 (Labubu: Koibito wo Kyatchi Suru Posutā) Explanation: - "Labubu" is kept as is since it's a proper noun and often used directly in Japanese. - "A Sweetheart's" is translated as 「恋人の」(Koibito no), meaning "beloved's" or "sweetheart's." - "Catch Me" is translated as 「キャッチする」(Kyatchi Suru), which directly means "to catch." - "Poster" is 「ポスター」(Posutā), a commonly used loanword in Japanese. Let me know if you'd like further adjustments!