…you got Papa Smurf yelling “我的蛋爆炸了！” (MY EGG/TESTICLES EXPLODED!)
also: this is from the end of The Easter Smurf
it seems the translator misunderstood the last line as "mine exploded!"
What does it mean without the 蛋 ?
“My […] exploded!” the point isn't with or without the 蛋, but that 蛋 have multiple meanings: egg → testicles
Ok. I get it know. Thank you for explaining.
The original material contains what, 100 males to 1 female? No wonder...
Would work in German as well. Ei is colloquial used for testicle. And for a lot of other languages too, I believe.
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