In October 2013, a group of Sailor Moon fans launched the “Moon Animate Make-Up” project, a crowdsourced, shot-by-shot remake of an entire episode of the popular 90s magical girl anime series. Ten months and contributions from more than 250 animators later, here is the result of their work.
This fictional destination recently saw a resurgence on Reddit after being referenced in a Captain Picard facepalm image macro.
The music video for Basement Jaxx’s new song “Never Say Never” features a robot that can put any twerking human dancer to shame.
This Japanese anti-piracy mascot has gained a substantial following online with a slew of fanarts on Pixiv and parody videos on Nico Nico Douga.
A stoat dashes and trashes around to hypnotize a rabbit in order to move in for the kill.
The mobile app features over 900 icons that feature people of color as well as same sex couples and other underrepresented groups.
The late night talk show Conan presented a surprisingly humorous supercut of all 17 times actor Gary Oldman has died in a film.
The video clip of of young Minecraft fan mispronouncing “dedicated RAM” has inspired many YouTube remixes.
Why stop at five or six stores, when you can stop at just one? Check out this surreal audition reel of amateur actors and models trying out for a low-budget local business advertisement.
As the most watched factual television program in the world, this automobile-focused BBC television series has developed a substantial presence on the Internet.
Among the many risque double-entendres featured in Beyonce’s “Drunk in Love,” an oft-repeated reference to a “surfboard,” or “surfbort” as the singer pronounces it, has become the single most memorable part of the song that is already being called one of the biggest hits of 2014.
A new Japanese commercial for the upcoming Wii U game Mario Kart 8 prominently features a slow motion clip of Luigi’s infamous “death stare”.
Originally derived as a pet name from the word “baby,” this slang term eventually became alternatively interpreted by many Internet users as a backronym for “before anyone else.”
Damn whales, y’all are stealthy! In this frightening footage of marine wildlife captured on camera by a couple of Kayaker paddling off the coast of Argentina, two giant whales suddenly emerge from underwater and almost take their kayak with them.
After Time Magazine published an article on the meaning of “bae” Twitter users jokingly suggested other terms and ideas from the African American community they should investigate.
