The super amazing Rice Digital Friday Quiz returns for a new round #2

If we threw you off with the image above, we can only apologise -- but we thought putting a picture of the actual answer, Gnosia, might make this one a bit too easy.

I'm afraid not! It's Najimi Osana, which if you put in Japanese name order (i.e. the opposite way around to western convention), comes out as Osana Najimi. And osananajimi literally just means "childhood friend" in Japanese.

Nope, sorry -- it's the Entertainment District arc. It unfolds as Tanjiro follows the Hashira of sound, Tengen Uzui.

Nope; while it might be tempting to assume that Waifu Discovered 2 is a clone of Deep Space Waifu (which was, in turn, a clone of Sentimental Shooting), it's actually based on a game called Vortex Attack. In fact, if you look at Vortex Attack's Steam page, you can actually see Waifu Discovered 2's developers down in the review section asking permission to base their game on Vortex Attack.

Nope. It's fan favourite Mai Shiranui -- don't worry, though, she'll be back. And front. Very front.

Nope! In "Christmas Recipe", Yabe is introduced as being 26, while Okazaki is 16. In the final version of Gal Gohan, their ages are not given, and Yabe's first name was changed from Masayuki to Shinji.

You are incorrect, I'm sorry to say! It's the original Double Dragon, which was omitted in favour of its superior (and better performing) sequel Double Dragon II: The Revenge.

Nope, bad luck -- it's Aisha and Lisha. Put 'em together and what have you got? Aliisha. And it looks great!

Nope, bad luck -- it's Ekoro and Kurona, the resident angel and devil combo in Gal*Gun Double Peace. Don't forget you can preorder the Ultimate Horny Trinity Edition, featuring all three Gal*Gun games, right here -- and the Double Peace Horny Trinity Edition, which features just Gal*Gun Double Peace, right here.

Nope! The odd one out is Midnight Blue; the actual colour that uses the descriptor "midnight" is Midnight Black, while the blue variant is known as Starlight Blue.