A love to last a lifetime



Too cool.

Matt Alt: Ninja Informer

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Everything you wanted to know about Ninja but were afraid if you asked they'd kill you in your sleep.

The Unfriendly Skies

Yet another meaningless post on my blog.

2ch Responds to Scanslation Crackdown

What does Japan think of Scanslations? Quite a bit.

Daniel Lau has posted translations of 2ch comments and opinions on the news of the recent shutdown of popular scanslation sites, including One Manga. It makes for some interesting reading. Recommended.

Sucker Punch



This one has zepplins, dragons, and samurai. Should be double billed with Iron Sky.

Underdog... or Überhund?

 Adolf Hitler was infamous for many things, but among the late Führer‘s most well-remembered obsessions was eugenics — the practice of breeding human beings in order to improve the race. In his rantings, he alluded to Nietzsche’s concept of the Übermensch, or “overman”, as the hoped-for end result of the Nazi eugenics effort. (It is important to note that Hitler’s concept of the Übermensch was different from Nietzsche’s in many ways.) This superbeing, the product of “pure Aryan blood”, was, in Hitler’s view, the only hope for mankind — a being of great power and will, capable of destroying the Jews and other “mud races” and rescuing the German nation from their evil aspirations.


Interestingly, parallels exist between the Nazi idea of the Übermensch and characters and situations found in the animated television series Underdog (Total Television, 1964). While the persons involved in the production of Underdog were obviously not Nazis, Nazi sympathizers, or proponents of eugenics, it is possible to view the series as a textual allegory of the Übermensch myth.

Underdog is the key...
 
Complete Text

Gundam UC . . .


I still wanna buy the Blu-Ray, just ain't gots no playa . . .

Question:


Am I too much of a geek if I get nostalgic after I watch this?

Nick Cage + Japanese TV = WTF



Where's Tara-Chan when ya need him?

Hat Tip, Japan Probe

Star Wars in the Subway

Improv on the New York subway with Star Wars.



Outtakes