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Links We Like Archive

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So You Want To Learn Japanese
Date: Saturday 26th April 2008 [11:42] | Posted By: Joe
It's an old article, but it's pretty much a classic in fandom. An brief list of why learning Japanese is a bad idea. ^_-

Life Meter
Date: Sunday 16th March 2008 [10:11] | Posted By: Azure
Video game art and comics blog.

Planet Karen
Date: Sunday 20th January 2008 [16:17] | Posted By: Joe
A great webcomic with lots of little anime references scattered around.

Haruhi head that can seeee youuuu!
Date: Thursday 13th September 2007 [7:29] | Posted By: Azure
The splash page for the Bandai Haruhi game is awesome. It's a Haruhi head that follows your mose pointer around! It's like she can see youuuu!

AmeCon 07 Opening Animation
Date: Sunday 19th August 2007 [17:54] | Posted By: Joe
Our chums at Makenai Team made the opening animation for AmeCon 2007. It's a great bit of work. ^_^

Roxik
Date: Thursday 9th August 2007 [19:17] | Posted By: Joe
The personal website of Japanese web designer Masayuki Kido, it has some great things to play with like Missing Link and Pictaps.

A Day in the life in Japan
Date: Sunday 29th April 2007 [18:08] | Posted By: Azure
Great 30 min video put together by an English teacher living in Japan. Found via animeonline.com

Robert J. Lang Origami
Date: Sunday 25th March 2007 [14:58] | Posted By: Joe
Origami guru Robert J. Lang's site features some extremely complex and interesting designs, he is now a professional folding consultant, advising car companies the best way to fold their airbags. The contains some fascinating models, and details about origami mathematic, computational origami and other origami technology.

WiiBot
Date: Sunday 4th February 2007 [4:53] | Posted By: Joe
Everyone wants their own robot, and this one has that extra twist! It's controlled by the Wii Remote. They use it for playing tennis and wielding a real sword! Fun and very dangerous. Don't try this at home, unless you want to lose an arm or two.

Linerider
Date: Friday 22nd December 2006 [5:26] | Posted By: Joe
It's one of those simple yet addictive things, basically you make a ski slope for the character to ride on by drawing it! There are no points to get or overall objective you just play linerider for fun. Nintendo DS and Wii versions are due for release in Spring 2007.

Wii Safety: The Missing Pages
Date: Thursday 7th December 2006 [3:46] | Posted By: Joe
With the dangers highlighted by the new Nintendo Wii controller flying uncontrollably around the household, after a few broken windows, TV sets and other injuries Nintendo issued some safety instructions, with the Japanese set being rather in-depth, the missing pages of which can be found here! ^_-

Wii have a problem!
Date: Tuesday 5th December 2006 [7:45] | Posted By: Azure
Ahhh let's all take a moment to mock early adopters, I'm not bitter I'm going to have to wait for my Wii at all. This site chronicles all the problems people have had with their Wii, broken TVs, and windows ahoy! Now repeat after me: "If I buy a major console at launch I accept there will be problems..."

Best 25 Gaming Tattoos
Date: Tuesday 5th December 2006 [7:26] | Posted By: Azure
Thelastboss.com takes us through the scary side of gaming fandom as we see what kinds of things get drawn permanently on their skin.

Zefrank.com
Date: Tuesday 21st November 2006 [9:11] | Posted By: Azure
All sorts of interesting things here! We like scribbler a gizmo that will turn simple sketches into complex works, the carol maker and the meditation flowers in particular!

Laura Howell
Date: Friday 10th November 2006 [16:53] | Posted By: Joe
Winner of the Print Cartoon Comic Category of IMAF 2006 with The Bizarre Adventures of Gilbert and Sullivan, her website contains some great artwork along with her manga take on the operatic duo.

Flipbook.co.kr
Date: Wednesday 20th September 2006 [15:54] | Posted By: Azure
Th website of a talented Korean artist who makes some pretty advanced flipbook animations. Be sure to check out 'Robot Fight', 'Dragonball' and 'Evangelion'!

G4 likes Wii
Date: Sunday 10th September 2006 [8:49] | Posted By: Azure
G4 decide to make a PS3 versus Wii advert, hmm wonder who they like best?

Otaku Hazard
Date: Wednesday 5th July 2006 [10:44] | Posted By: Azure
Join our gun wielding hero as he wades into an Otaku lair looking for pr0n. Forget zombies this is scary!

Monkey Island: The Stage Play
Date: Monday 3rd July 2006 [11:03] | Posted By: Azure
Whilst not exactly J-culture it is based on a video game and a good one too. This link is really here for the sole reason that we wish we got to do things like this at school.

Graphics Tablet Fun
Date: Thursday 4th May 2006 [14:22] | Posted By: Joe
Webcomics are great. I frequently read Applegeeks, and Gabe at Penny Arcade wanted to see some footage of Hawk (the Applegeek artist) drawing on his lovely Wacom Cintiq, it's basically a combination of a graphics tablet and a monitor. After watching the videos, I know our more artistic readers are drooling and probably want one! I want one and I can't draw to save my life!

In Real Game
Date: Tuesday 28th March 2006 [13:12] | Posted By: Azure
Andreas Wieslander's awesome Thesis on promoting games through their feel rather than graphics. Why is this so awesome? to illustrate he's set up a real life version of a Parappa the Rapper Track!

Lego Otaku
Date: Sunday 26th March 2006 [15:22] | Posted By: Joe
Many anime fans collect and build model kits, but this guy takes it to the next level, building his own anime mechs from Lego! We'd love to buy his Fuchikoma model. The mech designs he has are actually better than the official Lego anime inspired Exo-Force.

Hanzismatter.com
Date: Sunday 19th March 2006 [16:19] | Posted By: Azure
A site charting the misuse of Chinese characters across the world. What's most worrying is the amount of people who tattoo characters onto their skin without checking.

Ask Ninja
Date: Saturday 11th March 2006 [15:01] | Posted By: Azure
Don't know something about Ninjas? Ask the ninja and he may just make a ninja video about it.

Moresukine
Date: Monday 27th February 2006 [5:19] | Posted By: Azure
A comics blog by an artist living in Tokyo, the artist will do comics on request for people eager to find out more about Japan.

Godzilla V Tamogotchi
Date: Saturday 4th February 2006 [13:55] | Posted By: Azure
Silly little game where you play as Godzilla on a faux Tamogotchi, your job is too kill as many of the pooping pets as you can. Though we here at ON ask who'd want to kill something that cute, not you surely?

Flash Flash Revolution
Date: Friday 27th January 2006 [10:21] | Posted By: Azure
It's DDR for free, in flash!

Falalala Pocky
Date: Saturday 3rd December 2005 [17:28] | Posted By: Azure
How much did they get paid to prance around to the song which seems to only go falalala pocky? We don't know but we like Pocky.

Tokyo Girl
Date: Monday 14th November 2005 [18:16] | Posted By: Joe
This blog is written by a British expat and follows her adventures in Tokyo. She's got a flair for writing and it's interesting to see her take on modern Japan With it's good mix of humour this is blog could easily be a magazine column from the quality of the writing.

Grow Cube
Date: Tuesday 4th October 2005 [18:24] | Posted By: Joe
Some things are both crazy and addictive. Grow Cube is one of them. Basically you click on the object to add to the cube, it will then interact with the other objects already on the cube and grow, if placed in the correct order it will trigger off other events. The object of the game is to get all the items to their maximum level. Really simple yet highly addictive. From the same lunatic that brought you the Original Grow Game and Grow RPG.

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