Matt said I get to host my own little
section of the links page! Yay! Isn't that cool?
Okay. Here we go...
Yet another spritecomic detailing the glorious
exploits of MegaMan and Company as they strive to thwart the evil plans of
Dr. Wily. And, of course, everyone in the series is dumb as
a rock.
"The Adventures of Edward the Less" is
a parody of J.R.R. Tolkien's classic epic "The Lord of the Rings" written and
performed by the Best Brains of "Mystery Science Theater 3000."
Wow! That's a lot of quotation
marks!
This is where Matt and Seth got a lot
of the sprites for "WARPZONE: think within the cube"
and "The Zelda Chronicles;" so, if you're working on a spritecomic, the ShyGuy
Kingdom might be pretty helpful. If not... well... there's nothing there aside
from sprites, so...
"Homestar Runner" is one of the
FUNNIEST webcartoons ever! It has a full cast of regularly-appearing, original
characters, and is consistently funny without resorting to stale topical
references or dirty language. It's almost like an online "Rocko's Modern Life"
or "The Ren & Stimpy Show"!
YAY! Australian comics! Go, Australia!
Yeah! (okay, so I'm a kind of fox that's native to Australia, so maybe I'm a
little biased) Anyway, "DragonTails" is SO funny! I don't think there's ever
been a day when I've gone to the site and not laughed out loud! There's a lot of
computer-related humor, but even if you're not very good with computers, you
should still get a good laugh out of this one.
Fanfiction.net is where you can read peoples'
twisted versions of your favorite media characters! The top link will take you
right to Matt's section so you can read his stories, and if you
click the "Favorite Authors" section on there, and then "The Flaming Alberto," you can read Seth's
stuff.
Why is it that the best ideas are
always the least popular? Sadly, Invader Zim has only managed to survive for two
seasons, but "Room With A Moose" is actually performing the daunting task
of putting every episode of IZ online for download so you don't have to worry
about future generations forgetting about how a paranoid little boy named Dib
saved us all from a mentally unstable space alien!
(I'd suggest downloading "Download Express"
from webattack.com first, though. It'll save a LOT of
time!)
This is Matt's girlfriend's
site...
Matt: It's the
greatest! You can read Heather's poems and stories here and see more pictures of
her! ^_^ YAY!!!
Yeah, I guess it's
okay...
Some personality tests Matt took a
while back. Turns out he's Dib, the paranoid, manic-depressive kid on "Invader
Zim;" and Maxwell, the know-it-all hamster from "Hamtaro." Gee. Who's
surprised?
^_^ I really like this comic! It's
funny, cute, and insane all at once! Matt says it's one of those very rare
comics that is just plain genuinely good, so I'll take his word for it. He'd
know, as much as he reads comics. He also said something about how it's perfect
for anyone who misses naturally funny comics like "Calvin & Hobbes" and
"Peanuts." I guess he has a point. I dunno...
...
Millie's kind of cute, don't you
think?
Okay, now any MSTie should appreciate
this series! "The Mystery Science Theater Adventures" is a
very clever, very creative, and very funny fanfiction series based off of
"Mystery Science Theater 3000." It's sort of a combination of "Babylon 5"
or "Farscape" and the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" with the crew of
the SOL... and I think Mike blows up at least one more planet. I can't remember.
Anyway, another great site. It's EXACTLY like the way the MST3k host segments
are written! Everyone's in perfect character, and, of course, nothing is
sacred!
