‘Don’t say Indy’, the MAD remixed version of ‘Don’t Say Lazy’, the ending song of moeblob musical series ‘K-On!’ has proven to be really popular. It doesn’t take long for fans to create a 3D computer generated version of it, this time substituting Daler Mehndi with the girls of the series, with interesting result.
Last weekend, the much anticipated Evangelion 2.0 was aired in Japan. So the verdict? Total mindfuck by Hideaki Anno. New characters, new scene, total mindfuck awesomeness by Asuka, and a totally rickroll ending. Awesome shit I must say
Spoiler below
Spoiler Alert
- No sync fighting between Shinji and Asuka
-Asuka, and not Touji was in the ill fated unit 03
-She was “killed” when unit 01’s dummy plug system chomped down on it
-Mari piloted Unit 02 after that
-3rd impact! ZOMGWTFBBQ!!!
-KAWORU STOPPED 3RD IMPACT!!! ZOMGWTFBBQPORTSQUID!
-Trailer. ASUKA IS ALIVE!!! COMPLETE WITH EYEPATCH! ZOMGWTFHOLYSHITSPOILA!!!
Studio 4°C’s Soviet World War II animated movie, First Squad: The Moment of Truth has won the Kommersant newspaper’s prize at the Moscow International Film Festival last Sunday. The film festival, labeled as the largest and most renowned international film festival is the first major coup of this joint 3 nation produced anime (Japan-Canada-Russia).
Created by Russian artists Misha Sprits and Aljosha Klimov, and Created by Russian artists Misha Sprits and Aljosha Klimov, 4°C’s Yoshiharu Ashino directs it. Also helping is Hirofumi Nakata and Eiko Tanaka in term of designs and producing.
Fans of Tony Taka can now order keyboards featuring artwork from the famous doujin artist, and also from Cornelian as offered by E☆2 magazine. There are only one design per artist though, and sadly it’s SFW.
Konata Izumi’s hyper cousin from the hit Yuri anime Lucky Star is pleasantly cosplayed here, complete with her policewoman uniform by cosplayer Chocoball
Mitsuteru Yokoyama’s Tetsujin 28-gō 18m life size statue set to be permanently immortalised in Kobe is nearing completation, if that youtube video above to be believed. The statue, which will have it’s final base at Wakamatsu Park, was planned to be finished in August, but now pushed back to the end of September and it’s official unveling in October
Unlike Bandai’s RX-78 life size model at Odaiba, the Tetsujin 28 is created to commerate the revitalised of Kobe, after the 1995 earthquake that nearly destroyed the city. As such, the statue’s main construction site is at Nagata Ward, the hardest hit place in Kobe during the quake, but now fully recovered.
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