Saturday, September 5, 2009
Officially joined Animeload - Turokzone
Recently I have joined a small Fansubbing group Animeload - Turokzone, and iwill be subbing Hayate no gotoku second season and Dragonball kai. Our official site is turokzone.co.cc but i will post link episodes here too. look forward to it.
Bleach Squad caiptains names
Yamamoto: mountain or present
Genryuusai: origin or willow
Soi Fong: smash or break or hornet
Ichimaru: market or town
Gin: no meaning
Aizen: indigo or dye
Sousuke: suffix meaning all or right or mediate
Kuchiki: rot or wood
Byakuya: white
Komamura: lion-dog shrine guards or town
Kyouraku: capital or music or comfort/amusement
Shunsui: spring or water
Hitsugaya: sun or turns in a series of sequence or valley
Toushirou: winter or lion or counter for son
Zaraki: grow late or night watch
Kenpachi: sword or eight
Kurotsuchi: black soil
Mayuri: no name meaning
Ukitake: float or rise to the surface or bamboo
Juushirou: literally fourteenth son
Genryuusai: origin or willow
Soi Fong: smash or break or hornet
Ichimaru: market or town
Gin: no meaning
Aizen: indigo or dye
Sousuke: suffix meaning all or right or mediate
Kuchiki: rot or wood
Byakuya: white
Komamura: lion-dog shrine guards or town
Kyouraku: capital or music or comfort/amusement
Shunsui: spring or water
Hitsugaya: sun or turns in a series of sequence or valley
Toushirou: winter or lion or counter for son
Zaraki: grow late or night watch
Kenpachi: sword or eight
Kurotsuchi: black soil
Mayuri: no name meaning
Ukitake: float or rise to the surface or bamboo
Juushirou: literally fourteenth son
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Bleach Character name meanings
Kurosaki: black or cape Ichigo: one or safeguard
Inoue: well or above or up Orihime: weave or fabric or princess
Ishida: stone or rice field Uryuu: rain or dragon
Sado: tea or transit Yasutora: peaceful tiger
Kuchiki: rot or wood Rukia: no meaning
Abarai: flatter or scatter Renji: yearning love or next in a sequence
Aizen: indigo or dye Sousuke: suffix meaning all or mediate
Kuchiki: rot or wood Byakuya: white or
Urahara: sea coast or meadow Kisuke: rejoice or indulge or rescue
Inoue: well or above or up Orihime: weave or fabric or princess
Ishida: stone or rice field Uryuu: rain or dragon
Sado: tea or transit Yasutora: peaceful tiger
Kuchiki: rot or wood Rukia: no meaning
Abarai: flatter or scatter Renji: yearning love or next in a sequence
Aizen: indigo or dye Sousuke: suffix meaning all or mediate
Kuchiki: rot or wood Byakuya: white or
Urahara: sea coast or meadow Kisuke: rejoice or indulge or rescue
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Meanings of Naruto chracter names
neji : screw hyuuga: towards the sun
shino : shinobi aburame: oil woman
chouji: butterfly child akimichi: autumn road
gaara: self love
sakura haruno: cherry blossom or spring field
kakashi hatake: dry field or scarecrow
hinata: sunny place
kiba: fang inu: dog zuka: a small hill
jiraiya: young thunder
kankurou: a famous kibuki player
maito gai: dynamite guy or mighty guy
temari: a traditional japanese handball game
tenten: moving around,spot
tsunade: mooring rope
itach: weasel uchiha: wa/ha character switch to make "fan"
sasuke: name of a legendary ninja
iruka: dolphin umino: ocean
naruto: steamed fishcake or maelstom uzumaki: whirlpool
kabuto: helmet yakushi: buddhist healing god
ino: boar yamanaka: among the mountains
shino : shinobi aburame: oil woman
chouji: butterfly child akimichi: autumn road
gaara: self love
sakura haruno: cherry blossom or spring field
kakashi hatake: dry field or scarecrow
hinata: sunny place
kiba: fang inu: dog zuka: a small hill
jiraiya: young thunder
kankurou: a famous kibuki player
maito gai: dynamite guy or mighty guy
temari: a traditional japanese handball game
tenten: moving around,spot
tsunade: mooring rope
itach: weasel uchiha: wa/ha character switch to make "fan"
sasuke: name of a legendary ninja
iruka: dolphin umino: ocean
naruto: steamed fishcake or maelstom uzumaki: whirlpool
kabuto: helmet yakushi: buddhist healing god
ino: boar yamanaka: among the mountains
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Tsukimiya Ayu Facts!
Ayu Tsukimiya is a fictional character and the main heroine in Key's adult visual novel Kanon,
Ayu has appeared in many works outside of Kanon, has been stated as the one dating sim character with the most appearances outside her own game, and has come to represent Kanon itself. Below are some examples of parody, homage and inspiration drawn from Ayu.
* Ayu has appeared in countless dōjin games such as Glove on Fight and Eternal Fighter Zero.
* Megatokyo, a webcomic that takes much of its inspiration from Kanon, references Ayu. First, in strip #67 "Saving Points", Ayu is shown eating taiyaki. This is, in fact, a reference to a Kanon dōjinshi called Quarter Iceshop, as stated by Megatokyo's artist, Fred Gallagher. This was stated in his commentary during the publication of volume one of his webcomic, as well as the "rants" accompanying the strip itself. However, the lack of information presented by the book (while the rant links to the comic and mentions Kanon, the book does no such thing) has led many to believe that Quarter Iceshop has nothing to do with Kanon and, in turn, that the girl is an original character and not Ayu at all. Also, in strip #224 "packing away", Gallagher draws himself wearing Ayu's backpack and mentioning her catchphrase "Ugū!", as well as stating that the backpack was the "official winged backpack from Kanon".
* Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi has one episode that parodies Kanon and other eroge. In it, Yui Horie, Ayu's voice actor, plays a girl that is a clear take-off on Ayu.
* In the anime adaptation of Air, another of Key's video games, inserts Ayu into the story. Here, along with Nayuki Minase and Makoto Sawatari, Ayu is a regular girl and Kano Kirishima's friend from school.
* In the anime Lucky Star, Konata gave a tardy excuse to her teacher Nanako, stating that she was late because there was a girl running away from a taiyaki seller, after listening to the excuse, Nanako utters Uguu out of frustration. Another parody is that when Kagami scolds Konata when she complains about her winter break being occupied by homework, Ayu's backpack appears behind Konata, and she utters Uguu.
Ayu has appeared in many works outside of Kanon, has been stated as the one dating sim character with the most appearances outside her own game, and has come to represent Kanon itself. Below are some examples of parody, homage and inspiration drawn from Ayu.
* Ayu has appeared in countless dōjin games such as Glove on Fight and Eternal Fighter Zero.
* Megatokyo, a webcomic that takes much of its inspiration from Kanon, references Ayu. First, in strip #67 "Saving Points", Ayu is shown eating taiyaki. This is, in fact, a reference to a Kanon dōjinshi called Quarter Iceshop, as stated by Megatokyo's artist, Fred Gallagher. This was stated in his commentary during the publication of volume one of his webcomic, as well as the "rants" accompanying the strip itself. However, the lack of information presented by the book (while the rant links to the comic and mentions Kanon, the book does no such thing) has led many to believe that Quarter Iceshop has nothing to do with Kanon and, in turn, that the girl is an original character and not Ayu at all. Also, in strip #224 "packing away", Gallagher draws himself wearing Ayu's backpack and mentioning her catchphrase "Ugū!", as well as stating that the backpack was the "official winged backpack from Kanon".
* Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi has one episode that parodies Kanon and other eroge. In it, Yui Horie, Ayu's voice actor, plays a girl that is a clear take-off on Ayu.
* In the anime adaptation of Air, another of Key's video games, inserts Ayu into the story. Here, along with Nayuki Minase and Makoto Sawatari, Ayu is a regular girl and Kano Kirishima's friend from school.
* In the anime Lucky Star, Konata gave a tardy excuse to her teacher Nanako, stating that she was late because there was a girl running away from a taiyaki seller, after listening to the excuse, Nanako utters Uguu out of frustration. Another parody is that when Kagami scolds Konata when she complains about her winter break being occupied by homework, Ayu's backpack appears behind Konata, and she utters Uguu.
Monday, August 31, 2009
Dragon ball kai 21
I did this subtitling for my friends because they don't like to wait 4 to 5 days for it to be subbed.
I will soon be uploading a hard subbed version too.
http://www.nyaatorrents.org/?page=torrentinfo&tid=83263
I will soon be uploading a hard subbed version too.
http://www.nyaatorrents.org/?page=torrentinfo&tid=83263
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Fun Facts
In Episode 5, when Kyon is visiting a library with Yuki, he starts reading a book called 学校を出よう！ (Gakko wo Deyou!, Escape from The School!) before he falls asleep. This is a real book, actually the second volume of a light novel series written by the original creator of the Suzumiya Haruhi series, Tanigawa Nagaru.
In Episode 5, when Kyon is visiting a library with Yuki, he starts reading a book called 学校を出よう！ (Gakko wo Deyou!, Escape from The School!) before he falls asleep. This is a real book, actually the second volume of a light novel series written by the original creator of the Suzumiya Haruhi series, Tanigawa Nagaru.
In Episode 11, the Computer Club President screams "Glory to the Computer Club!" as he is being shot down by Yuki. This is homage to the original Mobile Suit Gundam, as many Zeon officers from said anime would shout "Glory to the Principality of Zeon!" as they would be shot down.
After the battle with the giant cricket in Episode 7, a poster of the three seiyuu playing Haruhi, Yuki and Mikuru can be seen behind Kyon in the computer president's room.
In Episode 5, when Kyon is visiting a library with Yuki, he starts reading a book called 学校を出よう！ (Gakko wo Deyou!, Escape from The School!) before he falls asleep. This is a real book, actually the second volume of a light novel series written by the original creator of the Suzumiya Haruhi series, Tanigawa Nagaru.
In Episode 11, the Computer Club President screams "Glory to the Computer Club!" as he is being shot down by Yuki. This is homage to the original Mobile Suit Gundam, as many Zeon officers from said anime would shout "Glory to the Principality of Zeon!" as they would be shot down.
After the battle with the giant cricket in Episode 7, a poster of the three seiyuu playing Haruhi, Yuki and Mikuru can be seen behind Kyon in the computer president's room.
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