A small dance troupe from Japan’s Wrecking Crew Orchestra are bringing a Tron-inspired performance to the stage complete with music and LED effects. Hit the jump to check it out in its entirety, along with their appearance in a Japanese commercial for Docomo’s rollout of the Sony Xperia smartphone.
Waldo has finally snapped. He’s not hiding anymore. This time… he’s coming to find you.
Check out the JouleThief trailer after the break.
Well, here’s something you don’t see every day—gorgeous twins Camille and Kennerly cosplaying Zelda while rocking Skyward Sword’s Ballad Of The Goddess on electric harps.
The whole thing is lovely to watch and to listen to, so make sure to check it out after the break.
If you weren’t fortunate enough to attend Katsucon this year, don’t worry—YouTuber Acksoni has documented all the best cosplays from the event in video (and LJinto pretty much has you covered in pictures). Check out Acksoni’s 3-part epic video collection after the break.
A guy named Jamie P. crafted this badass custom T-Rex costume using a CNC router and hand cut parts. The roughly 25 lb costume is made from closed cell poly foam and a welded steel and aluminum subframe.
Hit the jump to check out some additional photos and a video of the costume in action.
Unlike Superman, Batman’s downtime is spent aimlessly wandering the streets of Toronto, screaming at strangers, eating beef jerky and using the Lord’s name in vain.
Check it out after the break.
Oh Lydia. I have a soft spot for you even though you are constantly getting in my way, or getting lost, or following a mile behind me while I engage in battle, or not equipping the awesome stuff I give you, or dying because you decided to take on a group of giants by yourself.
The following video is an ode to Lydia by Kristen Nedopak. The idiotic companion that we love to hate.
John Spatcher created a full-body LED suit which was donned by William Hughes for an after dark snowboarding session in the bitter cold of the French Alps. The experience was documented by filmmaker Jacob Sutton, who stated:
I was really drawn to the idea of a lone character made of light surfing through darkness [...] I’ve always been excited by unusual ways of lighting things, so it seemed like an exciting idea to make the subject of the film the only light source.
Check out the video after the break.
When you think about romantic marriage proposals, the word “binary” might not cross your mind. For the right person however, binary language means love (or <3). Think I’m crazy? A guy wearing a Bender mask made a video and proposed to his girlfriend entirely in binary code. That’s about three minutes of reciting 0′s and 1′s.
In case you wondered, the girl said yes. From the bride to be:
My boyfriend told me I had to close my laptop for a couple minutes, then when I logged back on this was posted to my facebook wall. He sat across the room as I transcribed and then decoded it. After about a half hour I found out it says, “Rachel, you are awesome. Will you marry me?” I said yes, of course.
Check out the proposal after the break.
Screen Team parodies Maroon 5′s Moves Like Jagger with Batman, a hot Catwoman and a random dancing old dude. I’ll bet if you hang out at any Walmart long enough, crap like this is bound to happen.
Check out the video after the break.
