If you look in the Vancouver phone book for William Chow, you will find over 50 of my clones listed. Ahhh.. How about the internet? How many of my clones have made it to the internet?
Hit #3 : I am mentioned on Vancouver’s Anime Evolution 2004 Convention web page.
Hit #4 : My store shows up on Richard Izawa’s Canadian Anime Shopping Guide for Vancouver.
No.17 Hit Script for Kimagure Orange Road #8
A group shot during the VJAS BBS days. Each of us posing with our pseudonames.
No.11 Hit Listed as a resource on the St. John’s Anime Club.
My fame page shows up as match #57.
Hit #5 : I am on an old anime resource list compiled by Anime Addicts.
No.14 Hit A FAQ about Kimagure Orange Road.
No.13 Hit A message archive that contains my Z Gundam summaries.
No.20 Archive of the Aka-Kon 2001 forums.
No. 1 hit, my own site for the Vancouver Japanese Animation Soceity.
No 9 Hit An interview with Anna Exter on Anime News Network.
No.12 Hit A person’s blog who bought the new Maison Ikkoku DVD. He remembers a time when I fansubbed that.
No. 18 Hit Script for Maison Ikkoku #95
Hit #7: On the publisher’s page for V-Max magazine where they did an interview with the Vancouver Japanese Animation Society.
No. 15 Hit A FAQ about Kimagure Orange Road written in FRENCH!
Someone’s blog talking about the failed convention Aka-Kon 2001.
My Karaoke page shows up as #52
No. 16 Hit A FAQ about Kimagure Orange Road written in Italian!
A clone of mine that is a member of BC Youth Parliment.
Hit #6 : I was noticed in Michael Morbius’s web blog for Vancouver’s Science Fiction Convention Vcon-27.
No.10 Hit Fan Club List from Anime Addicts.
No.19 Hit Links page of the VJAS page.
Dave and Sheldon demonstrate here that there is no match for the Azukin Cha-Cha blade.
Hit #8 : Listed as a resource on the St. John’s Anime Club.
From Derek’s syste.ms web site, a parody of VJAS-Muyo. (for reference see the front covers for the Tenchi Muyo Series)
