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What is The Mikado?
The man behind it all. Most but probably not all of them hate him, And he's the VOID leader, whatever you call him.
Also, spoilers.
He's from a virtual reality since his real life self died.
"Who's your favorite character in SDRA2?"
"Oh? I'd say Mikado Sannoji from SDRA2."
"Oh, okay."
The Mikado - video
The Mikado - what is it?
it is almost the act of doggy style, but many wrestlers do this position during a match. A man is behind another and it can be seen as a doggy style sex manuever, but with clothes on.
During the wrestling match, Carl finished Billy off with his signature move the hot mikado.
What does "The Mikado" mean?
A hot Criminal. He's too hot. Also He is a cute wizard.
Mikado Sannoji is a hot Guy. He's tooooooooooooo Hot. Well not as hot as his fire.
The Mikado - what does it mean?
the gay kinky mastermind/antagonist of the dangan ronpa fangame, sdra2
"Man, I can't believe what Mikado Sannoji did in chapter 5. He's such a dick!"
The Mikado - meaning
A long thin penis that’s turned brown after anal sex; slightly resembling a Mikado biscuit
Dude, My girlfriend finally let me tap her ass, I looked down and I had a hot mikado!
The Mikado - definition
Mikado (unknown). State of being relating to the "speed of the night". As coined by Dave Rodgers.
also,
an operatic work of the same name
speed of the night - mikado
The Mikado - slang
To stick ones index fingers up one's bottom so that it looks like a mikado stick , all pooey
'Hey lets get our mikados on'
The Mikado
One of the most important characters in the anime Durarara!!
"Mikado and his friends really do have a complicated relationship!"
The Mikado
The Mikado is an operetta which was written by Gilbert and Sullivan and first performed in 1885.
The operetta is highly comedic, satirical depiction of life in the Japanese town of Titipu. While the plot appears to be poking fun at Japanese tradition, it is actually a cleverly disguised parody of British politics. The plot follows Nanki-Poo, the son of Japan's lordlike Mikado, in his attempts to woo the fair Yum-Yum away from her fiance Ko-Ko, whilst avoiding the affections of his own betrothed, the elderly Katisha.
The male roles in the Mikado are:
-The Mikado (bass)
-Nanki-Poo, his son (tenor)
-Ko-Ko, the Lord High Executioner (baritone)
-Pooh-Bah, the Lord High Everything Else (baritone)
-Pish-Tush, a nobleman (baritone or bass)
The female roles in the Mikado are:
-Yum-Yum, Ko-Ko's betrothed (soprano)
-Peep-Bo, a ward of Ko-Ko (soprano)
-Pitti-Sing, her sister (mezzo-soprano)
-Katisha, a noblewoman (contralto)
However, sometimes people with different ranges can play various roles in the operetta. Pitti-Sing can be successfully sung by an alto, while any female singer could play Katisha as long as she has a low range. If the actor playing Pish-Tush cannot hit a bottom F, another character, Go-To, may be played by a bass to sing Pish-Tush's lower parts.
The most famous song from the Mikado is "Three Little Maids from School."
The Mikado
The act of creating an online gang
I’m gonna go Mikado now