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In the Version 3.3 trailer , Scaramouche says "From this day forth, 'Balladeer' and 'kabukimono' will cease to exist." The name "kabukimono " (Japanese: 傾奇者) is a Japanese reading of the term that was localized as "wandering eccentric" in the Rather Aged Notes , and refers to wandering samurai who wore unusual or exotic clothing and formed street gangs during times of peace.
Various aspects of Scaramouche's character, particularly pertaining to his appearance during Unreconciled Stars, reference the lyrics of the song "Bohemian Rhapsody " by British rock band, Queen , which has a famous line that goes "Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you do the fandango?"

Description

In the Version 3.3 trailer , Scaramouche says "From this day forth, 'Balladeer' and 'kabukimono' will cease to exist." The name "kabukimono " (Japanese: 傾奇者) is a Japanese reading of the term that was localized as "wandering eccentric" in the Rather Aged Notes , and refers to wandering samurai who wore unusual or exotic clothing and formed street gangs during times of peace.
Various aspects of Scaramouche's character, particularly pertaining to his appearance during Unreconciled Stars, reference the lyrics of the song "Bohemian Rhapsody " by British rock band, Queen , which has a famous line that goes "Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you do the fandango?"