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So recently I've been interested in quotes from the Japanese version of LoL.
Blitzcrank's quote is "起動完了、しつどう可能"

The English version is "fired up and ready to serve"

<https://youtu.be/kZ5LyBQAT0E?t=28>

Firstly, I understand 'kanou' means possible or feasible and usually states
that something is available for something to be done to it such as 購入可能
meaning now available for purchase. But the usage in this case has confused me
a bit. Can it mean 'ready' as well.

Secondly, i can't find the meaning of shitsudou anywhere, (have i herd it
wrong?).

Or have i completely misunderstood the meaning of the second half of the
quote?
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Usages of Kanou and meaning of shitsudou
> have i herd it wrong

I think they probably meant 出動(し _ゅ_ つどう Shu-tu-do-u) rather than しつどう.

> Can it mean 'ready' as well

It _doesn't necessarily_ mean 'ready' according to several
[dictionaries](https://kotobank.jp/word/%E5%8F%AF%E8%83%BD-465472), but it
does make sense.

If I were to translate that sentence and told to preserve the word 'ready,' I
would say

> 起動完了、出動 _準備完了_

which uses words that translates to 'ready.'
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