Youtube - promo of Metal Fighter T-boy



According to crunchyroll:

Four teens are chosen as Korea's team T-Boys for the WMF (World Metal Fighters), a martial arts competition using robot figures that sync with the user. Kang-Hoon and his Dangoon use Taekwondo, Cheon Jee-In and her Nakrang are skilled in Hapkido, Jang Gi-ho and his Jangbogo practice Haedong Gumdo, and Yuke Joong-hae with his Gwanggaeto hone their skills in Bulgakdo. The four of them compete with others around the world to see who will win all.
The general plot's similar to that of Japan's anime Metal Fighter Miku.... Huh.

Youtube - ending song of Lazenca - Save Us


(See also: Daum tv팟 - opening song of Lazenca - To Boy From Sun)

I don't think that the video is from Lazenca.... probably a Japanese mecha anime. Lazenca (영혼기병 라젠카) came out in 1997.

If you want the song in mp3, get Youtube Downloader from download.com, download the youtube in flv format, and then convert it with the Youtube Downloader to mp3 format.



Lyrics:

Lazenca, save us
Lazenca, save us
Lazenca, save us
Lazenca, save us
Save us, save us, save us

susuro bullon jeange jinullyo than shigun hanurur gari omyo
myormangui gongphoga jibehanun igod hoemangun imi nargerur jobona
dejinun jugume murduro gomun theyang mani ajig nunmur hullir pun
majimag han jurgi gangmurdo mallaborin huen namun gon phogi puninga

jangchorui shimjang chondungui narge phyogo jormangui kharur nophi dun
jayo
bogsui ipar jungoui barthoburo uriui bomur doedollyo dao

imi yeondoen mirejocha jikhir uiji obshinun hogonge huthojinunga

jangchorui shimjang chondungui narge phyogo jormangui kharur nophi dun
jayo
bogsui ipar jungoui barthoburo uriui bomur doedollyo dao

jangchorui shimjang chondungui narge phyogo jormangui kharur nophi dun
jayo
bogsui ipar jungoui barthoburo uriui bomur doedollyo dao

Lazenca, save us
Lazenca, save us
Lazenca, save us
Lazenca, save us
Save us, save us, save us
source: http://www.lyricstime.com/next-lazenca-save-us-lyrics.html

Lazenca, Save Us. Lazenca, Save Us. Lazenca, Save Us.
Lazenca, Save Us, Save Us, Save Us

스스로 불러온 재앙에 짓눌려 탄식은 하늘을 가리우며
멸망의 공포가 지패하는 이 곳 희망은 이미 날개를 접었나
대지는 죽을에 물들어 검은 태양만이 아직 눈물 흘릴 뿐
마지막 한 줄기 강물도 말라버린 후엔 남은 건 포기뿐이다.

강철의 심장 천둥의 날개 펴고 결단의 칼을 높이 든 자여
복수의 이빨 증오의 발톱으로 우리의 봄을 되돌려다오
이미 예언된 미래조차 지킬 의지 없이는 허공에 흩어지는가

Lazenca, Save Us. Lazenca, Save Us. Lazenca, Save Us.
Lazenca, Save Us, Save Us, Save Us



source: http://blog.naver.com/juke486?Redirect=Log&logNo=20068464782

this is the design of the main mech in the animation

3D animated ending

Manhwa style Happy New Year Poster


Original source: http://jareun.egloos.com/2926009

I think 2007 was the year of the boar, right?

Manhwa style Korean swordman


Original source: http://jareun.egloos.com/4442696

I'm guessing that this is drawing of an officer (i.e. lieutenant, captain, etc.) from the Joseon Dynasty because the armor is definitely from that era, but it was not worn by privates back then.

He should have a helmet, but I think the artist took it out to show more of the face & give the character more personality.

Manhwa avatars

(See also: Manhwa avatars (pt. 2))

Blade of the Phantom Master


Sando/Chun Hyang
(as if to say "Choon Hyang")

Munsu
(pronounced as "Moon Soo")

Ciel


Yvien Magnolia

Dooly


Dooly


Thochi


Goong
_
Shin ChaeGyeong
("Cin Ch'e Gyung")

Yi Shin
("Eee Cin")

The Great Catsby

Catsby

Love Pop

Soda

Oseam

Gil-son

Moon Boy

Joo Myung-Ee

Very! Very! Daisuki

Gang Berry
("Gah-ng", not gang as in gangster)
Yobi, the Five Tailed Fox

Yobi

Live Musical Baekgu poster


(창작뮤지컬 백구) (Changjak Mujiker Baekgoo)

I wish this were an animation. I found it while googling for images for the White Hearted Baekgu review & at first I thought it was the poster for the manhwa.

Manhwa wallpapers

Someone plz make some wallpapers for manhwa!!! I rlly can't find any more than what I have here:


Africa a.F.r.I.c.A


JangGeum's Dream (장금이의 꿈)


My Beautiful Girl, Mari (마리 이야기)


Oseam (오세암)


Wonderful Days (원더풀 데이즈) (Sky Blue)


Yobi, the Five Tailed Fox (yeowoobi/yeoubi) (천년여우 여우비)


A look on 'Ojingogo'

(from my previous blog... October 2008)

Several days ago, I finished reading Ojingogo.

















As you can read on the back, Ojingogo has been received warmly by the critics. It's important to note that the comic is for children, but I think that older anime fans & manga lovers will also find this interesting.

People shouldn't read Ojingogo like a manga or manhwa comic but they should carefully observe it as if it were something like a collection of art works. Matt Forsythe is not Michaelangelo, but in Ojingogo expresive gestures dominate over words. Don't get disappointed if you find the "plot" to be poorly constructed or if you don't find a "plot" at all because, as one of my friends commented, "it's like a dream sequence."




So, what is it about?











I think it's about freeing up our imaginations. It's about challenging our perception of what comics are supposed to be like. We think that comics = manga, cartoon = anime because the Japanese anime & manga are so popular & their approach is predominant. After reading the interviews from The McGill Daily & Montreal Mirror, I've come to believe that Forsythe has set out to raise the benchmarks of comics higher & to rescue its original status. The Japanese mangas have completely ruined the reputation of comics (see anime haters) so that today you're either a girl or a pervy old man if you like them.

Ojingogo look different from a manga from bottom-up all the way. It doesn't have the rectangular outlines and doesn't follow the organization format of a manga (i.e. volume 1 chapter 2; instead, the first book has 3 chapters, and I assume that the next book will have chapter 4, 5, and 6)

I appreciate how Forsythe used the Korean alphabets. I think there's only 2 instances when Matt writes in English, and the few instances when words appear are in Hangul. Even if people might not be able to know the precise meaning of the words (many of them don't make sense in Korean either & most are just exclamations & short, onomatopoeic sounds), they will almost "feel" the words because
"The images in Hangul are based on the shapes our mouths make when we say those sounds, so essentially, Hangul is sequential art—like a comic."


How should I categorize Ojingogo? American/Candian/western comic? Manhwa? Not too sure.



Rating: 7/10.

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