June 25, 2004
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The Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra was awesome. An amazing ten-piece lively ska band we would love to see again. I agree with Mai that the guitarist was the best!
Last Saturday a group of us headed out to the big lucha match at Frank & Sons. Keith has posted some great photos on the FPU site. (Pity I lost all my pics when my camera’s SD card got corrupted)
Check out this hilarious music video - Elektronik Supersonik! It’s Molvania‘s entry into the Eurovision Song contest.
Hillbilly Blog (via j-walk blog)
Mini Euro 2004 by flipflopflyin.com
Online Japanese lessons (via clickopera)
There’s a new playlist at Glubibulga. (which you can also stream here)
This Zagreb Animafest 2004 article (AWN Mag) lists the common recurring themes, locations and characters that animators like to use in their short films.
OBJECTS & CHARACTERS
Adam and Eve
Eggs
Pirates
Gangsters
Dogs. Dogs. Dogs. Dogs peeing, Dogs pooing
Frogs
Penguins
Butterflies
Rats and mice
A fly makes a face at the camera
Striped shirts
Cardboard box: as a prop, a home, or a character
Cuckoo clocks
Skulls and skeletons, bones, aging
Mucus, especially nose picking
Eyes falling outPretty funny. We wonder that if we made a rough guess of what the recurring elements in US kids TV animation are, would the list look something like this?
Robots
Anime-looking characters
Characters with baseball caps
Kid superheroes
Hybrid animal-human characters or vegetable-human characters
Girls who kick ass
Rats or mice
Monkeys
Characters that call out their signature moves before launching into action (we know two other shows besides Mucha Lucha now )
Comments (1)
Interesting observation. Characters that call out their signatures moves must take the cake!