I don't really know how to express the onomatopoeia for a howling wolf in english, you know? :D

Deacon said:
I don't really know how to express the onomatopoeia for a howling wolf in english, you know? :D

Well, I have Kamen Rider Kiva to thank for this. Fairly sure it's something akin to 'garuru'.

Amraphenson said:
Well, I have Kamen Rider Kiva to thank for this. Fairly sure it's something akin to 'garuru'.

No, like I said: in English.
I tried with "owooo" and it seems like it was close enough. Thanks Glasnost for the corrections.

The うっうー！ is a Yayoi-specific catchphrase of sorts. See below for examples. At least, it's not a wolf onomatopoeia, so it should be kept as WooWoo! or something.

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seabook said:
The うっうー！ is a Yayoi-specific catchphrase of sorts. See below for examples. At least, it's not a wolf onomatopoeia, so it should be kept as WooWoo! or something.

Coincidence or what?
Anyway sorry, my bad.

Amraphenson said:
Well, I have Kamen Rider Kiva to thank for this. Fairly sure it's something akin to 'garuru'.

Garuru?
Where have I heard that word before?

Digimon would be what you're thinking of, I'd think.

Amraphenson said:
Digimon would be what you're thinking of, I'd think.

Ah, yes. Garurumon.
Such a kick-ass Digimon.