Dragon Ball Z: the Stop Motion Animation
Another stop motion work made by a Taiwanese stop motion animation creator, Counter 656. You might also like this post Via: YouTube Rajic
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If Facebook Were Invented in the 90s
Concept Video: What If We Had Facebook During the '90s. You might also like this post Via: YouTube BuzzFeed
Original Pokemon Soundtracks Medley
These sounds reminds you of your childhood. You might also like this post Via: YouTube
Smosh: POKEMON IN REAL LIFE! The Best Pokemon Parody
Smosh: Pokemon in Real Life series reproduced Nintendo's all-time popular gaming series, Pokemon, in real life, based on the concept of what if a real person live in the 90's Gameboy world, where is full of weird people and monsters. You might also like this post Via: YouTube Rocket News 24
Back to the 90's: 3D GB-City
Nintendo world sparks! You might also like this post: http://thetokyoeye.blogspot.com/2011/12/spooky-video-from-japan.html Via: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6O4ggc33QI&feature=player_embedded http://www.ohhaveyouseenthis.com/2012/03/pixel-animation.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+haveyouseenthis+%28Have+you+seen+this%3F%21%29
Dave Spector: American TV Talent in Japan
While Americans probably never heard of him, Dave Spector is known to vast majority of Japanese as a Gaijin tarento (foreign TV talent). Speaking fluent Japanse, Spector enjoys great popularity in the Far Eastern nation, where locates half way around the Earth from his home, the United States. His interest toward Japan had begun when he had been a fixture in his Japanese neighbor's house, learning the language and cultures as well as became the major cause for him to study at Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan, in 1972. Since 1983, he started his career as a TV talent in the country and distinguished himself not only as a telent but also as a TV producer, commentator and more along with several other foreign talents, who enrich their knowledge of Japan; among them, Spector is a few of them who established their lives in the country as he married a Japanese woman. Today, he appears on several TV shows as a regular member and devel...
GON: Japanese Dinosaur Comic Series Will Be Adopted into Animation
Gon, a dinosaur manga series drawn by a Japan-residing manga (comic) artist Masashi Tanaka, will be adopted into a computer-graphics-based animation in Japan, as well as come back on a monthly manga magazine, Afternoon published by Kodansha . The series enjoyed great popularity during 1990's with its unique features; Tanaka never used any sentence through the series. Having the baby dinosaur Gon as the center of the story, he depicted his life in the wild with sensitive drawings. Not only in Japan, but also the series bore great attention in overseas. Some argue that the series is not a manga, but a piece of art. Via: http://news.mynavi.jp/news/2012/02/25/008/index.html