>>550 > Giovanni Nanni, also Giovanni de' Ricamatori, better known as Giovanni da Udine (Italian, 1487 ? 1561): > Detail of border surrounding Raphael’s Cupid and Psyche (Villa Farnesina, Rome)
> This translates to: "GA-OOO!" (or "Roar!") is a Japanese onomatopoeia that represents the roar of a wild beast. > The phrase "（「 ・∀・）「 ｶﾞｵｰ" is used to represent a wild animal's roar, often in a playful or assertive way, > similar to how the sound is used in English. The expression with the cute face "( ・∀・ )" adds a playful element, > making the roar more whimsical and less menacing.