(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Someone confesses, but fireworks are too loud.
.“Ha Ha! I’m a genius!” – every cocky side character moments before failure.
“NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES WE FIGHT, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MY FRIEND!”
Brother and sister fall in love, but it’s all good because they are not blood relatives.
Best friend dies in a shounen fight, but comes back a few weeks later.
Head of the government or school will break the thing and unleash a powerful evil.
The main villain has the perfect chance to kill the hero, but says, “We’ll finish this another time.”
MC is on the verge of death before using a secret power they weren’t aware of.
.“This isn’t even my final form!”
Emotional flashback sequences right before a climactic battle.
Monologuing to remind you of important tidbits.
MC is getting destroyed, proceeds to say, “I made a promise to my bestie to beat you!” right before unlocking their true potential
The fate of the world rests on the harem MC’s ability to get a kiss.
MC’s parents are always out of the country, giving them free reign over the house.
“Don’t get excited, I was only passing by!”
Childhood friend on second day of school.
“Hey MC-kun, I have a thick file of your life!” – totally not a secretly evil character.
Idols put on the performance of their lives…to an empty auditorium.
Tsundere main girl of harem.
Orphan is actually the child of the main villain.
.“Hey, MC-chan…” / “Hmm? What is it?” / “…it’s nothing…I’ll tell you later.” <Proceeds to die>
MC master uncontrollable power/technique
The magical high school board says the MC is certified trash, but they have a secret power the board can’t measure.
Extraordinary MC introduces themselves as “an ordinary Japanese high school student.”