This isn’t your parent’s Tamagotchi, this new version allows up to 16 generations of a family, when pairing with an other Tamagotchi. $60 coming in July.

Source: The New Tamagotchi Can Marry and Breed

A labor of love, Yukey is translating panels from Yurari’s ME/CFS Manga on his blog. May 12th is ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia International Awareness Day.

Source: ME Life is Like…

Ryan Reynolds trolls the fandom with a Twitter link to this YouTube video.

Source: Ryan Reynolds Links to ‘Pokémon Detective Pikachu’ Fake Full Movie – Variety

Adults who played Pokémon video games extensively as children have a brain region that responds preferentially to images of Pikachu and other characters from the series. The findings, published in the journal Nature Human Behavior, help shed light on mysteries about our visual system.

Source: Regular Pokémon players have Pikachu on the brain | Stanford News

The original author of the popular anime “Lupin III”, the mangaka Monkey Punch (real name Kato Kazuhiko) died on April 11th of pneumonia, he was 81. A private funeral was held.

Source: ＜モンキー・パンチさん＞「ルパン三世」の生みの親が肺炎のため死去　81歳（まんたんウェブ） – Yahoo!ニュース

You too can be a producer like Yoshiki.

A behind the scenes look at the making of the CM.

The idol-raising web browse game started its service in Japan on April 24, 2018, it is now available as an app for iOS and Android. Learn more about the game here.

What happens when Hello Kitty is introduced into the Gundam universe? Perhaps we’ll find out in episode 2. Stay tuned!

In Calico you play the a magical girl that is tasked to collect cute animals for her cafe.

GDC 2019 The Mix prize winning Calico makes its way on to Kickstarter April 2nd. The game is slated for a 2020 release for Mac and PC. If you are a fan of magical girls and cute fluffy animals please show your support for Calico.

This early build of Calico gives you a taste of the fluffy action.

Update: Calico Kickstarter is live!

This robot guitarist from the future can really rock!

It’s the year 2300, rock music is dying in Japan, so he has come back to the past in order to change the future. His name: Ediee Ironbunny. He came to the year 2018 and started doing street performances in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto, and in January 2019 he performed at the the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) show in Anaheim, California. A “digest movie” shows his exploits in America.
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