One of the Krofft lineups. Features 2 women in capes and go-go boots. Ran 8 two-part (each in 15 minutes) episodes. Copied everything off Batman (i.e. the gals in the deathtrap in the end of the 1st segment of the episode)
This show's Electra-Great!
by ChoujinkiMetalder August 24, 2005

Beautiful actress who was in the movie Beaches, the almost-failed TV show Molloy, and the hit sitcom Blossom. She has also done voice acting in cartoons and some video games, and is now in the new movie Kalamazoo.
by ChoujinkiMetalder April 18, 2006

Very popular outdoor game, but dangerous. Also known as Jarts. You hold it by the fin, and toss in into the hoops to score points. In Dec. 19, 1988, they are banned, because of the deaths of 3 children and over 5000 serious injuries.
CPSC urges you to destroy or trash the lawn darts, and use the rings from the larn dart game for the replacement pieces for the ring toss game, or something similar.
by ChoujinkiMetalder April 12, 2005

One of the princesses in the Mario games. She wears yellow with white accents, has brown hair, and has a country-style voice. She was voiced by Kate Flemming in Mario Tennis, and starting with Mario Party 3, she was voiced by Deanna Mustard.
by ChoujinkiMetalder July 19, 2006

by ChoujinkiMetalder March 09, 2005

5 people, either 3 guys and 2 girls, or 1 girl and 4 guys, all transformed into a different colored uniforms, each armed with their own weapons, and have their own zords/mechas. Originally from Japan as Sentai.
by ChoujinkiMetalder February 05, 2005

Japanese's short term for "animation". Widely popular in the world. They have big eyes, pointy chin, and cool hair. Age ranges varies from All Ages (Hana no Ko LunLun, GeGeGe no Kitarou) to ages 8 and up (Yu-gi-oh, Dragonball), to Teens (Evangelion, Gundam), to Mature Audiences (Gungrave, Cutey Honey (1994 Version)).
by ChoujinkiMetalder October 02, 2006
