We are four friends
joint, from a very long time, by Anime‘s passion, japanese cartoons.
We are born watching Mazinger and Gundam, attended junior
school with Saint Seya and the high school reading Dragonball. It’s useless to
mention that every cartoon we saw and every serie we followed while entertaining
us also teached and helped us to grow up
Our “Otaku Evenings” were born in the distant January 2000.
One of us four (precisely Zanin) was able to obtain
videotapes with the entire Devilman serie. So one day, or better on a mythic wednesday
evening, we gathered in my house (Geruge) and watched
the first four episodes. We enjoined it so much that (each of us chose a demon
nickname: Geruge, Zanin,
Betra and Zoldover) we decided to
carry on, first by finishing Devilman and then obtaining time by time new series
of which we remembered something from seeing them when we were children. Shortly
after, in November 2000, we had the idea of highlighting every mistake or funny
thing that we noticed during the episodes and to write them down in a “Word
file”.
This web site is born with the same ingenuity and passion
that drove us to re-watch every single one of this anime. We thought that it
would have been fun and interesting to put all the funny e curios things we
spotted in these series on the net, some of them we remembered
being mythic or extremely scary (one over all: Bem) if
seen with adult eyes became funny or absurd.
Some of these series ended up with having mythical mistakes
(drawings, voice overs,
storyline) that we could just not highlight
(“Cashern‘ s Law; every co-starring
person dies during the same episode in witch he appears;
”Devilman’s 20 minutes Law”; the very same blow that an
instant ago was useless kills the enemy only cause the episode is near to ending...)
Obviously we insist in stating that by highlighting those mistake we don’t want
to abuse any copyright
(witch belongs to respective authors and producers) but only
entertain episodes screeners, and why not, to demonstrate that an anime may be
worth watching also for funny things or big mistakes.
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