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I've still been trying to better understand the "Bacchiriminaa!" standby jingle.

So, I sort of understand the dual sound pun between "bacchiri" and "pacchiri" (I mean not really, but I assume it has something to do with the language itself and how the words are said.) What I'm mostly confused on though is the last part.

It was said earlier in the thread that "minaa" is an imperative command. I haven't been able to find ANY other examples of this outside of the provided KyoryuRed's "Tometemina!" (also, why does Daigo's mina only have one 'A' whereas Ghost's has two 'A's?) That said, doesn't "mina" also mean "everyone"?

Provided "bacchiri" means "properly" and "pacchiri" means "(eyes) open wide," would it be completely wrong to interpret the entire phrase as:

"Open your eyes properly, everyone!" as in a different way of saying something like "Everybody better watch this closely!"

Could someone help a Japanese noob out here?