There's a noisy revolution going on over at the :sick: sims (teleport directly from here) and I've been stone deaf to it. That is, until today when Machinimator Masami Kuramoto introduced me to a whole scene... I mean this is just the tip of a gigantic iceberg that's been sitting over there; more like roaring over there... my gawd, here's a video that was added to youtube in June, 2007... and there are 13 others! After watching like the fourth vid, I shook my head and asked myself, "how did I miss it all?"
Take this manga inspired live-action superhero flick. It's loaded with tokusatsu and monsters, and it even has subtitles, for crying out loud. I googled it to see if anyone else in our English language world had uncovered this gem... and only one person had, that I could tell. Yep. That would be Torley Linden. We gotta listen to Torley more.
The intro credits feature a lot of English jibberish... but the real film begins at 1:17 minutes.
The main person behind this and other:sick: stuff: mk curtiz. More on him real soon, and the other people who surely deserve credit but I don't know any better.
So... what else are we missing 'cause we don't speak Japanese?
Showing posts with label manga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label manga. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Live-action manga-style Machinima begs the question: What else are we missing???
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Labels: film, Japanese, machinima, manga, Masami Kuramoto, mk curtiz, monsters, Not Possible IRL, NPIRL, Second Life, sick, superhero
Friday, February 29, 2008
Great finds: Don't mess with the drill bit robot
Onakagoo Dibou's manga Drill Robo avatar (Doriru Robo) has its own dedicated space in a retail district on the Shimokitazawa region. 
Occupying the entire center floor of the outlet, Drill Robo's arm has vanquished its first enemy... the roof!
Teleport directly from here. 
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Labels: anime, avatar, Doriru Robo, Drill Robo, manga, Not Possible IRL, NPIRL, Onakagoo Dibou, retail, robot, Second Life
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