Evangelion Inspires a Strange New Life-Saving Medical Treatment
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Over the decades, all sorts of scientific and medical discoveries have been named after pop culture legends, and anime has inspired its fair share. From
Pokemon to
Naruto and beyond, you can find the franchises in actual biology texts. Now, it seems
Neon Genesis Evangelion is joining the gang, and the anime inspired a strange live-saving technique for COVID-19 patients.
As reported by Sora News 24, the whole ordeal began in light of the pandemic. The advent of COVID-19 created a mass shortage of ventilators and oxygen in some areas. That is why the Tokyo Medical and Dental University got to work, and they found a way to deliver oxygen enemas with help from loaches and
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A 27-year-old man in Tokyo looking to fess up to cannabis possession apparently livestreamed himself this weekend as he travelled to a police station to confess and turn over the drugs he had purchased earlier.
Investigative sources reported Monday that Yusei Kondo arrived unaccompanied at the police station in Meguro Ward late Saturday night, according to
Kyodo News. Once there, Kondon reportedly removed a small bag of weed from his pocket and turned it over to police.
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Friends cost that much because the cast s salaries were so high.
There s a city in Alaska called Diomede that s just 2.4 miles away from Russia. It’s not actually on mainland Alaska but is a tiny settlement on the west coast of Little Diomede Island in the Bering Straight. Population was just 93 in 2019.
There are 18 fictional characters with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame including Big Bird, Bugs Bunny, Godzilla, The Muppets, Shrek, The Simpsons, Snoopy, Snow White and Winnie the Pooh. The most recent are Alvin and the Chipmunks, who got their star in 2019 . . . Mickey Mouse was first, in 1978.
Netflix has never been shy about its love of anime, and that affection has only become clearer in the last few years. The streaming service has been building up its originals catalog, and Netflix has even put some money towards the production of proprietary series. Now, it seems like Netflix has [.]
TOKYO (ANN): A man and a woman were arrested for breaking into a house in Japan and stealing panties from the home’s male occupant.
Twenty-five-year-old Koki Mori was arrested last week for stealing 34 panties from Nagoya resident Moriyama Ward, as per Tokai News via Sora News yesterday, April 26. Mori’s accomplice was identified as a woman in her 20s and was arrested as well.
Police discovered that there were about 170 things stolen from Ward, including the underwear. He is the home’s only occupant.
The items were stolen in November, but Mori and the woman were not arrested by investigators until months later. Both of the suspects admitted to committing the crime.