In manzai, the boke deliberately entices both the tsukkomi and the audience's laughter by executing a calculated line 1 i don't know regarding the facial expressions, but your description of their dialogue seems to be a typical example of boke (character 2) and tsukkomi (character 1) in manzai comedy This type of humour is typically japanese and can be seen or heard in most variety shows and anime with humoristic tendancies. If the boke says something stupid or something that the tsukkomi takes offense to, the tsukkomi will slap them along with a verbal retort What usopp is doing here greatly resembles that, but i'm not 100% sure. In the traditional manzai style of comedy, they play the boke role, which is usually the more interesting role (hence fitting of the protagonist)
Having a discussion with some people who are saying gokus mui transformation and dbs are the best in all of anime because it broke the internet What does this even mean Did manga sales reach some. I can't come up with anything logical just based on speculation Is this an outgrowth of the manzai tradition, with the tsukkomi and boke characters? Although this is not explained in either the manga or anime, there are some theories on why tanjiro were able to see and talk to spirits
According to this, people who were slain by demons cannot leave earth until someone avenges them It was destiny that tanjiro is the one to kill the demons that had the slain so many innocent.
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