konami

Major compnay involved in the video game business. Konami has made many classics such as Metal Gear, Castlevania, Life Force, Gradius, and Contra. Some of their more recent work is Zone of Enders : 2nd Runner, Silent Hill 3, and Metal Gear Solid 2 : Substance.

Konami is better at making video games than Capcom and Electronic Arts.

by CaffeineNicotine September 17, 2003

Kagamincest

The hottest damn twincest in the universe. Two characters from "Vocaloid 2" the vocal enhancers. They sing like angels, and they are mirrors of each other. Len loves his sister Rin, and Rin abuses Len. They're love is widely appreciated by the fans - they are favourites. Len is seen as a mega hotty, whereas Rin is seen more as a devious cutey. They are mirror images of each other, so if one of them leaned in to kiss the other, naturally they'd lean in as well.

Example of the unrequited "Kagamincest" love: If we love each other, it will be okay? - Len Kagamine, SPICE!

by fandango2girl August 16, 2010

Rin kagamine

An amazing Vocaloid-she is usually very bubbly and sweet, but in some of her songs (e.g. Tokyo Teddy Bear, Lost One's Weeping, Meltdown) she sings about VERY dark things. She has a very sweet, innocent voice and is associated with Len Kagamine-they are usually referred to as twins, even though technically they are mirror images of one another. (Rin comes from the word "right" and Len from "left".) Len and Rin often perform together and each have a tattoo which reads "02", as they were the second Vocaloid produced by their company (Miku Hatsune was the first.) Len is slightly more popular than Rin, but personally I like her more. Fun fact: Both Rin and Len Kagamine have the running gag of dying the most among Vocaloids.

Jack: Hi Sara, what are you listening to?
Sara: Oh, Tokyo Teddy Bear by Kagamine Rin.
Jack: Cool, isn't she the really bubbly Vocaloid?
Sara: I guess but... Just listen to the song.
Jack: *listens to song* I like it, but what are the lyrics about?
Sara: Um... it's about this really depressed girl who may be self-harming and how she keeps destroying and then fixing this childhood teddy bear as a form of therapy hoping that if she changes the bear, she may change herself.
Jack: What the... I thought she was the cute, perky one!
Sara: You thought. Rin Kagamine's really dark.

by IWishIWasKagamineRin July 29, 2016

Konami Code

Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start. A cheat code common to most classic Konami games, which gave the code its nickname. The code itself has become a symbol of old-school and/or arcade gaming. Punk group "The Ataris" named a song after the code on their album, "End Is Forever." Ironically, the Konami Code never made an appearance on an Atari console.

by progamer124 May 14, 2003

Konami Code

^^vv<><>ba Start - The famous code used in many Konami games. Became famous because of Contra.

If you use the Konami Code in Contra, you get thirty lives.

by The Super-Superman November 8, 2012

Konami

The Japanese word for incompetence

Jose mourinho is such a konami

by Nganga December 21, 2018

konami

A game company based in Japan. They were once a top-notch full fledging game publisher and developer, producing innovative and fun video game titles. However, at the peak of 1997, Konami lost it's edge to other high developing game companies. Despite innovative titles during it's recent years, like Metal Gear Solid and DDR(Dance Dance Revolution), they failed to suffice as a high profile company outside of the occasional Castlevania release. Konami's creative games lost theier impact: Metal Gear Solid was hampered and withered some because of multiple "rehashes" such as the 2 different "Special Edition" releases such as MGS2:Sons of Liberty" and the re-release of their first game for the Gamecube, "MGS: Snake Eater". DDR has practically died thanks to over-marketing the arcade dancing game, not attracting enough arcade-goers (including regular players) with lack of any new innovation as far as gameplay goes as the versions went on (freeze steps were introduced, but were created and made famous first by Andamiro's Pump it Up), and lack of any sort of support from those who were dancing on Pump it Up, a game made by "rival" company Andamiro (based in Korea). Thanks to the last reason, diehard DDR addicts and Konami fanboys formed a small army to bash Pump it Up by giving it bad reviews on forums and disrespecting Pump players and Andamiro (Andamiro mostly for racist reasons: because they were Korean and not Japanese). Despite Konami's attempts to bring some of their past series out of the hole and trying to resurface DDR, the "remakes" of their old games fell into obscurity and DDR died in Japan by it's 8th "mix" and left the DDR fanboys dissapointed, angry, and rude to other dance sims (namely Pump it Up and Techno Motion). Aside from Castlevania amd Metal Gear Solid, Konami will never be the top-notch game developer they used to be and they now rely on there last big series', fanboys, and new titles.

-There is a game on the Best Buy shelf and it is developed by Konami.
-Konami made another rehash of "Metal Gear Solid".
-The Konami fanboy poked fun at the PUMP machine, unbeknowest to how stupid and immature he was for bashing an intimate object. The PUMP player talked some sense into the Konami fanboy.

by nikkan_hanil December 10, 2003