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Weird Weapons Gallery

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Military otaku dredge the depths of their weird weapon folders for the ultimate in “hentai weaponry,” covering everything from swords and firearms to aircraft and armor.

Weapons included range from obvious Photoshops to actual military projects which make the obvious Photoshops look sensible…

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  • Anonymous commented on March 21, 2010 16:11

    Bayonets have three purposes these days: 1) Poking bodies to make sure they're not playing possum. 2) Prodding the ground if infantry have to breach a minefield (because there are never enough MiCLiCs for everyone, and guess... More

  • Anonymous commented on March 20, 2010 23:42

    It's a minibike made to look like a tiny fighter jet! Pretty damn awesome. :D... More

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Katana vs Broadsword

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A short animated gif purportedly highlighting the much vaunted efficacy of the katana in comparison to a mere broadsword has surfaced, inciting a storm of controversy.

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  • Anonymous commented on March 15, 2010 16:41

    thank you, at least someone who has competence in this threat!... More

  • Anonymous commented on March 15, 2010 16:35

    the test is stupid any blade bends and breaks if it clashes with another one, thats why REAL swordfighters don't just clash em like in a stupid hollywood movie but use techniques to disarm the enemy,... More

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Ling Chi: Death by a Thousand Cuts, in Pictures

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The ancient Chinese execution method known as “death by a thousand cuts,” or in Chinese as Ling Chi or Leng T’che, which as the name suggests involves slicing apart a live criminal, is documented in the grotesque yet fascinating photographic record reproduced below:

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  • Anonymous commented on February 19, 2010 06:43

    Also, the Chinese retrieve tissues and organs for medical purposes, and excessive stress might damage them. It is a rather fitting system. Those who kill are killed so an innocent can get a chance at life.... More

  • Anonymous commented on December 30, 2009 01:42

    holy crap... More

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Guillotine Sex Wins 2009 Bad Sex In Fiction Award

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A passage describing Nazi guillotine sex action has won the unprestigious 2009 Bad Sex In Fiction Award, thanks to such memorable phrases as “I came suddenly, a jolt that emptied my head like a spoon scraping the inside of a soft-boiled egg,” and “This sex was watching at me, spying on me, like a Gorgon’s head, like a motionless Cyclops whose single eye never blinks.”

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  • Anonymous commented on December 4, 2009 20:34

    Obviously the panel has never read any of Nasu's work, with his EPIC depictions of MEAT and MOLLUSCS...... More

  • Riiku commented on December 4, 2009 01:02

    Especially from anus sniffing scene eh?... More

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Taisho Yakyuu Musume: 2D vs 3D

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One of 2ch’s relentless researchers recently collected these images of ancient baseball Taisho Yakyuu Musume ( 大正野球娘 / Taisho Baseball Girls), comparing a pair of the source 3D images of early 20th Century Japanese schoolgirls used for the show’s OP and ED sequences to the somewhat idealized 2D end result.

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  • hALOTOO commented on August 27, 2009 13:18

    Kinda remind me of my mom's old photo... More

  • Simca commented on August 25, 2009 23:36

    simca was creeped out 2D > 3D nuff said XDD... More

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“No Dogs or Japanese” – 70% of Chinese Agree

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A Chinese shop caused controversy by posting a “No Dogs or Japanese Allowed” sign, barring entry to unfortunate canines or Yamato, but far from being condemned its flagrant racism is widely supported: 70% of Chinese survey respondents supported the establishment.

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  • Anonymous commented on January 16, 2010 02:45

    Indonesia/Malaysia border war?... More

  • Anonymous commented on January 16, 2010 02:43

    I don't want to discuss race issues in America. Then again this site isn't as full of jackasses so a discussion on reparation and Malcolm X won't degenerate into a racist shitstorm/flamewar.... More

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Okinawans Rage at Textbook Lies

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The Japanese government’s attempts to revise history textbooks to suggest Okinawan civilians were not butchered or forced into committing suicide by the Imperial Army to keep them out of American hands has run up against near unanimous opposition from Okinawans, surveys reveal.

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  • Anonymous commented on December 18, 2009 15:59

    Read about unit 731... More

  • Anonymous commented on December 7, 2009 10:15

    Remember guys, hate the sin, not the sinner. Yes, it's a Ryu Knight reference, but is relevant... America did this, Japan did that.. oh what the heck. It has already happened and might do so again lest... More

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Chinese Foot Binding Lives On

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The thousand year old Chinese practice of foot binding may be long since abolished, but its grotesque legacy lives on in the few surviving ladies who were subjected to this crippling treatment.

Some of the last victims still live on, and the nature of the practice can be readily ascertained from the graphic photos below:

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  • Lauris commented on December 4, 2009 11:46

    >_> "Twisted Foot"?... More

  • Anonymous commented on July 22, 2009 06:18

    Why do asian men like weak useless women so much?... More

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Sengoku Jidai Eroge Comparsion

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The convoluted politics, distinctive personalities and bloody warfare of Japan’s Sengoku Jidai period, the centuries long period of civil war only ending in the 1600s, has long been a staple of Japanese fiction.

Naturally, this includes games, which have seen a variety of depictions of the top personalities of the age emerge, a generous selection of which you can see compared above.

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  • Touwaku commented on May 16, 2009 00:26

    Kawabunga its Nobunaga!!... More

  • that anon commented on May 15, 2009 23:58

    HAUU~... More

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Chinese Men Lust After Japanese Women as Revenge

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A survey of Chinese men, asking them which foreigners they would most like to wed, has overwhelmingly revealed an almost paradoxical popularity, with Japanese women by far the most popular.

Some respondents reported wanting Japanese women as a way of gaining revenge on the ancient enemy, though doubtless there are some who would consider this just another loss for China…

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  • Anonymous commented on February 12, 2010 14:40

    Oh please, the number of Chinese in Russia is under a quarter million, in fact, the number of all east Asians (including Yakhutians etc) is under one and a half million. That's a paltry sum... The... More

  • Anonymous commented on January 23, 2010 15:27

    Gaining revenge on the ancient enemy. Hmmm…. This reminded me of a Korean guy I know who said he want to marry a Japanese woman just to get Japanese citizenship and then dump her because he... More

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Meiji Idol Gallery

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A gallery of the idols, or their rough equivalent, of 100 years prior to the present, whilst Japan was still in the Meiji period and freshly pirating all the technology it could lay its hands on.

Their swimwear is at times surprisingly risqué, although we should of course remember that certain concepts of modesty have swung in and out of fashion in both East and West repeatedly.

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  • Anonymous commented on March 18, 2010 06:22

    there is tit in 19... More

  • Anonymous commented on February 2, 2010 23:22

    These could all be dudes for we know.... More

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Lego Battleship Yamato

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A Lego otaku indulged his twin passions gigantic battleships and plastic bricks, and six years later this is the result: the WWII super-battleship Yamato, rendered in Lego.

It is in total 6.6m long, a metre in girth at its widest, and weighs 150kg. 200,000 Lego parts went into its construction.

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  • Anonymous commented on October 25, 2009 08:41

    two points... More

  • Anonymous commented on October 25, 2009 08:39

    japan only started the war because of their booming population and lack of space. they knew they were going to either expand or face the problem they do today. it was basically a lose-lose situation... More

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