This is what happens when a cockatiel has a really nerdy owner. You get a nerdy bird. I’ll bet it knows all of the major lines in Star Wars as well (the original trilogy and the porn version).
Check out the video after the break.
This is what happens when a cockatiel has a really nerdy owner. You get a nerdy bird. I’ll bet it knows all of the major lines in Star Wars as well (the original trilogy and the porn version).
Check out the video after the break.

Sweet zombie Jesus. You want to see something scary as sh*t? Turn off all the lights, click the following link and scroll down.
Last warning—nightmares!
Still with me? Alright, nut up and click here.
(via TDW)

To be perfectly honest, I never really got into Harry Potter all that much—but I would watch the hell out of this anime version.
Check out the huge, breathtaking graphic after the break.

Starting on March 1st, fans of the anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion will be able to book their stay in a room at the Fuji-Q Highland amusement park in Japan that features amenities like an entry plug-shaped bed where guests can watch movies lying down, wake up calls in Rei Ayanami’s voice (a voice touch panel on the phone will also emit Rei Ayanami voice clips), dialogue and graphics painted on the walls that can be revealed with a blacklight, Evangelion artwork and a full-sized statue of Rei herself.
Prices will start at about $450 per night.
(ANN via Comics Alliance)
If you don’t watch a whole lot of anime, no worries—you can get up to speed in under 5 minutes with the video after the break.
It references dozens and dozens of popular shows to illustrate how all of the openings are basically the same—with lots of clichés like running, head turns and standing thoughtfully in a stiff breeze to name a few.
I loved ThunderCats when I was a kid, but over time it left a bad taste in my mouth because when it came on in the afternoon I knew that I had to go to Tae Kwon Do class—which I hated. Nonetheless, I’m over the scars four years of that crap inflicted on my fragile young mind, and am officially stoked to hear that Cartoon Network is rebooting the series.
Plus, Bandai will be creating new toys to complement the franchise.
In order to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the first plastic model kit release from the Gundam franchise, Japanese service provider SoftBank will release a limited edition SoftBank 945SH G Ver.GP30th phone. The phone will include a 1/100-scale plastic model kit of the first Gundam mobile suit robot complete with an internal metal frame. The phone will also allow you to capture 1280×720-pixel high definition video, uses an 854×480-pixel main screen and will charge on model’s custom catapult display base. Pre-orders will be available in SoftBank stores and on their website starting today, with the phones beginning shipment sometime in September.
These Evangelion Water Body bottles were featured at the recent Foodex Japan 2010 show in Tokyo, and they simultaneously satisfy your thirst for water, anime and sex. It’s like a water jug…with jugs.
The bottles featured here take their design from the bodysuits worn by characters Asuka Langley Soryu and Rei Ayanami in the Neon Genesis Evangelion series. They are expected to be released this May in Japan for about $4 a pop.
(Gigazine via InventorSpot)

If you were going to war you would love to have any of the Gundam’s weapons, they are far superior to what any army has today. And if you want to sit at your desk and just doodle all day, using a pen fashioned after the weapons of the Japanese anime series is better than using your old chewed up Bic. Stock up your armory with any of the 8 different models available, shown after the break.
For all the years that Alice in Wonderland has been around, I don’t think I have seen any product give the story quite the edge that these pint glasses do. The Queen of Hearts as well Alice and Calie are not the dowdy females you normally see as illustrations to the book and the Cheshire Cat looks twice as mean as you may be used to. The only usual suspect is the charming but nefarious Mad Hatter. It seems like an anime version of life through the looking glass.
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