megatokyo

An webcomic/online worddoujinshi/word about the adventures of Piro the otaku and Largo the gamer, who are currently stranded in Japan. It's mostly otaku and game freaks who will find it amusing.

Megatokyo: Relax, we understodd j00.

by Sita Snape May 2, 2003

Megacock

Mega

Megacock

by Im A Musjew February 20, 2020

megatokyo

A rather popular webcomic drawn in the manga style, very original and stylized, but a bit reliant on physical humor / Piro's awkwardness. Treats leetspeak like it's some really exotic invention that nobody's heard of.

"Christ, not another Megatokyo!"

by placebo February 3, 2005

megatokyo effect

The name for the downturn almost all webcomics suffer from when they start out wacky and absurd and slowly turn annoying, serious and soap opera esque.

Named after the now crappy webcomic Megatokyo.

I used to love reading Johnny the Squirrel because of all the jokes and references, but now the megatokyo effect took hold and it's about the cartoonist's girl problems now.

by rushoffailure December 9, 2008

Megatokyo

A term used in gay circles, mainly in the 80's, referring to the act of one person, usually male, being anally ravaged by a group of men. It's essentially an Anabelle Chong played out by a group of queers, with one willing victim put through torment which takes weeks to recover from.

"Nigel had his first megatokyo last week. He was so off his face at the Market that he rounded up 12 of the regulars, took them back to his apartment, and took all of them in a 6 hour ordeal. I saw him yesterday, limping like a lame mule..."

by Loosey Lucien February 22, 2005

Megacool

Megacool (mega for short) Extremely cool

Have you played Time Hollow on the DS yet? It's so megacool!

by Dr Sanguivore December 4, 2009

Toxic Megacolons

The most dominant ROTO baseball team ever assembled, without collusion, via skilled drafting, shrewd trades, and timely waiver acquisitions. The team took the lead in its 12 team league in mid-April and never looked back, finishing a dominating 20.5 points ahead of the runner-up. Its murderous batting lineup finished 1st in 5 of 6 offensive categories (R, HR, RBI, AVG, OPS) and 2nd in steals. Its dominant pitchers carried the team to 1st in ERA and WHIP, 2nd in SAVES and HOLDS, and 5th in WINS and K's. The indomitable lineup, in its optimal form, was as follows:

C: Brian McCann, ATL
1B: Albert Pujols, StL
2B: Chase Utley, PHI
3B: Aramis Ramirez, CHC
SS: Jose Reyes, NYM
OF: Lance Berkman, HOU
OF: Carlos Lee, TEX
OF: Matt Holiday, COL
UT: Troy Glaus, TOR
Bench: Hideki Matsui, NYY; Jason Varitek, BOS; Corey Patterson, BAL; Kevin Youkilis, BOS; Juan Rivera LAA

SP: Roy Halladay, TOR
SP: Andy Pettitte, HOU
SP: Jered Weaver, LAA
RP: BJ Ryan, TOR
RP: Akinori Otsuka, TEX
RP: Tom Gordon, PHI
P: Todd Jones, DET
P: Joel Zumaya, DET
P: John Lackey, LAA
Bench: Esteban Loaiza, Jon Lester, Mike Stanton

Carlos Lee was acquired in June for Pat Burrell and Ken Griffey Jr. to solidify and streamline the lineup.

Ladies and Gentlemen, the greatest ROTO team of all time!!! Wooooo!!

Man, there is no way we can compete with the Toxic Megacolons. That team is a juggernaut!

by Crew Middle Fork December 7, 2006