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Has he ever even released any of his literature?
Alex Hogendorp / Lunar Eclipse Paradox / KermisVoyager1997 / BetterSkatez / Chords of Brazil / Funky the Clown (and many more) - Whiny canuck with TDS, Political flip-flopper, Flat-earther, Fetishistic media encyclopedia, Limbless loli connoisseur, GIANT hypocrite, Raped by fake clowns, Spiritual tranny, Wanna-be skitzocow, Noushintou Hoshi's #1 fan, Betrayed by Kiwi Farms
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Why is he talking to a forum user? I thought he stopped going on Kiwi Farms
(@Nameless One)
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This is Konashi Akaya's art Btw.
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Nameless One. Swear on your mother's grave you didn't masturbate to the amputees of Konashi Akaya. I know you're a lying snitch.
Those who take advantage of me will be exposed.
Those who take advantage of me will be exposed.
This is Konashi Akaya's art Btw.
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Tsk. It was on my watch list. Accidental spoilers are the worst
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He's written some OPs here on the KiwiFarms. They're all bad, except for the ones where mods had to hold his hand to get them out of PG.
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Don't worry, I was referring to the manga which the anime doesn't fully cover. The anime just has wanton murder, child abuse, animal abuse, torture, war crimes, attempted rape, blatant misogyny, grooming and only hints at incest.
It is not a happy story but the anime at least has a very memorable OP.
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Does the kill list count?
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Have you seen some authors?
Fatrick comes to mind, and Greer. Both are published, self published but published.
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What exactly does Alex mean by 'Those who take advantage of me will be exposed' and 'or WORSE!'? What does he think he is able to do to the farms that is worse than a lawsuit? He keeps making these vague threats where he thinks he's some kind of avenging force. He flips between victim complex and power fantasy so fast it's hard to tell if he's about to cry or declare war.
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He will cry and punch himself in the face like an absolute faggot and everyone will laugh at him because he sucks dicks.
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I like how unemployed destitute retards are always the ones threatening/taking legal action. It has to stem from a complete lack of real life experience and interaction with others. If Alex had friends, or even A friend, I'm sure they would objectively tell him he's a retard and this will go nowhere. Instead, he's out cruising for a hug box and a coalition of the willing online. Unfortunately for him, updoots and positive online messages mean fuck all in real life. And I promise no one is going to back him financially unless it's just to spite us. Even then, most people put together enough to have spare, spite lawsuit money would also realize this won't even pass the initial salvo.
But hey, good luck Alex. Id donate but you didn't put me on the kill list or call me out in a video, as requested. So, in short, go fuck yourself you mongoloid fuck.
But hey, good luck Alex. Id donate but you didn't put me on the kill list or call me out in a video, as requested. So, in short, go fuck yourself you mongoloid fuck.
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Holy shit. The book is even more disturbing than the film. The fact it goes into such gruesome detail. Holy shit.
Even though I draw my characters either Armless, Mutilated, Mutated, Blind, Senile, amongst many things and/or in Bondage. This is not the thing I wish on other people. That's not the point.
This book is so gruesome I had to take a break just to avoid vomiting. And I've seen MDPOPE.
Even though I draw my characters either Armless, Mutilated, Mutated, Blind, Senile, amongst many things and/or in Bondage. This is not the thing I wish on other people. That's not the point.
This book is so gruesome I had to take a break just to avoid vomiting. And I've seen MDPOPE.
I think he's referring to this book
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Some people threw up seeing the puss come out of my right ear. It was like that for the rest of 2023 start of 2024. Kinda uncomfortable. I learned to pull through this. At least it didn't hurt as much. Just draining and sounds that I learn to manage. It could be a lot worse and thankfully it hasn't. When I learned to remain calm. That's when it heals. Still way better than Cancer. I felt like such an asshole.
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Lunartics or ankaalyzers
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Creep patrol
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The Amputeens
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Alright, I have to ask. In any of his gagillion videos, is there video of this? I am quite possibly the only person that wants to see this but I can’t help but ask.
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I'm the one he's talking about I think, because I did talk about the video of the puss making me gag (it made me gag, again).
Sigh. Here it is. The things I do for this fucking website.
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A bit related to Alex since he wanted to find it - an article talking about Mon Cheri CoCo
Thanks to the advent of streaming, there is more anime at your fingertips now than at any other point in history. It has made the art form so easy to access that many have argued that we are living in a golden age of anime. Despite this, there have been concerns about content that is pulled from services like Crunchyroll and HiDive (as well as non-anime streaming sites like Max and Disney+).
What many may not be aware of is the fact that this is not a new concern. Anime has been around since analog TV, and people have always wondered what happens to anime that ceased to air. In many cases, the anime becomes lost media. Thanks to physical media though, lost media can leave clues to their existence, which is exactly what happened to one anime thanks to a random newspaper article.
Although it may be hard to fathom in the days of the internet, back in the olden days the primary method of receiving information was on printed media such as newspapers and magazines. The vast majority of these have been lost due to the fact that they were routinely discarded and recycled.
Once in a blue noon though some older newspapers pop up, and this is where interesting things can be discovered. It was when one of these older Japanese newspapers popped up that a fan noticed something strange: an ad for an anime they had never heard of before.
The anime in question was called Mon Cherie Coco (My Dear Coco in English). The newspaper was advertising that this new shoujo series would be premiering on Nippon TV Video in 1972.
According to The Lost Wiki, it appears the anime ultimately aired 13 episodes but was canceled due to financial difficulties as well as the resignation of the show's producer Kiyoshi Watanabe. Despite this, the anime did sporadically air on TV throughout the nineties on local channels at odd times.
No home video release appears to exist, and over time the show was forgotten...until now.
As of this yet, not a single episode has been located. Since the discovery of the newspaper though, there has been some mild progress. As of this moment only the opening had resurfaced online (which was apparently sourced from a laser disc that was advertising various different anime at the time).
What's more, copies of the original three volume manga by Waki Yamato have been found in the wild, so the original source material is out there (though still untranslated we must point out). Some collectors have even bought some original animation cells on the black market, so we have glimpses of what the series looked like.
As for the anime, there have been some Tweets where some Japanese viewers claim to have tapes of the show, yet as of this moment none of those tapes have appeared online.
It should also be noted that there is no way to verify the legitimacy of these screenshots, so until the actual tapes or masters wind up in someone's hands who is willing to share them, the series will remain lost.
There is also no way to know whether the search for Mon Cherie Coco is ultimately even worth it (seeing that the show got canceled after a single season), there's a chance the series wasn't very good in the first place (though quality is rarely the main concern for finding lost media).
In the meantime, Digital Detectives are on the search for this show, and it will be interesting to see if the series is ultimately found or not (and all because of a newspaper advertisement).
Article (archive) and tweet (archive)
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How An Old Newspaper Set off the Search for a Lost Anime
Thanks to the advent of streaming, there is more anime at your fingertips now than at any other point in history. It has made the art form so easy to access that many have argued that we are living in a golden age of anime. Despite this, there have been concerns about content that is pulled from services like Crunchyroll and HiDive (as well as non-anime streaming sites like Max and Disney+).
What many may not be aware of is the fact that this is not a new concern. Anime has been around since analog TV, and people have always wondered what happens to anime that ceased to air. In many cases, the anime becomes lost media. Thanks to physical media though, lost media can leave clues to their existence, which is exactly what happened to one anime thanks to a random newspaper article.
The Famed Newspaper Article
Although it may be hard to fathom in the days of the internet, back in the olden days the primary method of receiving information was on printed media such as newspapers and magazines. The vast majority of these have been lost due to the fact that they were routinely discarded and recycled.
Once in a blue noon though some older newspapers pop up, and this is where interesting things can be discovered. It was when one of these older Japanese newspapers popped up that a fan noticed something strange: an ad for an anime they had never heard of before.
The anime in question was called Mon Cherie Coco (My Dear Coco in English). The newspaper was advertising that this new shoujo series would be premiering on Nippon TV Video in 1972.
According to The Lost Wiki, it appears the anime ultimately aired 13 episodes but was canceled due to financial difficulties as well as the resignation of the show's producer Kiyoshi Watanabe. Despite this, the anime did sporadically air on TV throughout the nineties on local channels at odd times.
No home video release appears to exist, and over time the show was forgotten...until now.
Has the Show Been Found?
As of this yet, not a single episode has been located. Since the discovery of the newspaper though, there has been some mild progress. As of this moment only the opening had resurfaced online (which was apparently sourced from a laser disc that was advertising various different anime at the time).
What's more, copies of the original three volume manga by Waki Yamato have been found in the wild, so the original source material is out there (though still untranslated we must point out). Some collectors have even bought some original animation cells on the black market, so we have glimpses of what the series looked like.
As for the anime, there have been some Tweets where some Japanese viewers claim to have tapes of the show, yet as of this moment none of those tapes have appeared online.
It should also be noted that there is no way to verify the legitimacy of these screenshots, so until the actual tapes or masters wind up in someone's hands who is willing to share them, the series will remain lost.
There is also no way to know whether the search for Mon Cherie Coco is ultimately even worth it (seeing that the show got canceled after a single season), there's a chance the series wasn't very good in the first place (though quality is rarely the main concern for finding lost media).
In the meantime, Digital Detectives are on the search for this show, and it will be interesting to see if the series is ultimately found or not (and all because of a newspaper advertisement).
Article (archive) and tweet (archive)
Related livestream
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If it's not directly related to Alex you should spoiler it. I appreciate the dedication, but you shit up the thread when you post these extremely long articles that aren't about Alex.
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Thanks.
Alex, I’m severely disappointed with this video. Not enough puss. Not enough ear. I want to see that puss coming out of your ear like it’s the fucking Hoover Dam. Do better Alex
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Not one but 2 fucking porn bots stalked me. I wish whoever did this to me suffer acute radiation burns.
Now I have to be angry and impatient until someone normal requests to follow because I want my last follow request to be anything but a porn bot.
Now I have to be angry and impatient until someone normal requests to follow because I want my last follow request to be anything but a porn bot.
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"Maybe the real lolcow are the friends we made along the way"
Hopefully you lose all that.
Hopefully you lose all that.