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Osūi (オスイ) is a Japanese onomatopoeic term derived from the phrase "osu o shite imasu" (おすをしています), which translates to "I am pressing it." It is commonly used in gaming and internet culture to describe the act of repeatedly pressing a button or input device, often in a rapid or frantic manner. The term gained prominence through its association with the popular *Super Smash Bros.* series, particularly in reference to the "Osūi" taunt performed by the character Marth in *Super Smash Bros. Melee* and *Super Smash Bros. Brawl*.

The Osūi taunt involves Marth repeatedly pressing the A button in quick succession, creating a rhythmic, repetitive motion. This action became iconic among competitive players and fans, leading to the broader adoption of "osūi" as a cultural reference. The term is often used humorously or affectionately, particularly in contexts where repetitive actions are emphasized, such as in gaming, memes, or even everyday tasks.

Beyond gaming, "osūi" has been incorporated into internet slang, sometimes used to describe any intense or repetitive activity, such as typing, clicking, or even physical movements. Its usage reflects the broader influence of Japanese internet culture on global digital communities, blending linguistic creativity with shared experiences among online audiences. The term remains a lighthearted yet recognizable part of modern internet vernacular.