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July 18, 2006
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Fanlisting?
A fanlisting is a list of fans. It is a place for all fans of a particular show, movie, actor, actress, singer, etc. to come together and build the biggest listing of people from all around the world who are fans of that subject.

Tsuchinoko?
The Tsuchinoko is a mythical creature (or UMA) from Japan resembling a snake. The creature is also known as "bachi-hebi" in Northern Japan. References to the Tsuchinoko legend can apparently be found in the Kojiki.
The characteristics of a Tsuchinoko is that its body is wider around the middle than regular snakes, it carries venom similar to that of a viper, it is able to jump distances of one meter (3.3 feet), it enjoy alcohol, is a reptile of the snake family, has scales, and is typically about 60cm (2 feet) long (according to the Japanese comic "Doraemon", issue 9).
Although there have been many reported sightings, no one has actually found or studied a Tsuchinoko. A Tsuchinoko was apparently once captured, but the captor released the animal before informing the media because snakes are believed to bring bad luck. Several years later the story was picked up by the media and broadcast on TV.
Some video games of Japanese origin feature the Tsuchinoko, often as a secret item or enemy. Notable examples include Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater and Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow.
As with all mythical creatures, it is possible that a regular animal may be mistaken for a new species. Some believe that the Tsuchinoko may simply be a normal snake with a swollen belly due to the recent swallowing of a large meal. (Source: Wikipedia)

In the case of the Tsuchinoko, this is one creature where it's unfortunate that it has been categorized as a monster. The Tsuchinoko is by no means a scary, dangerous, blood-thirsty beast. In fact, it is quite the opposite. Sometimes thought of as the Big Foot of Japan for the sheer elusiveness of the creature, and the occasional story of a Tsuchinoko sighting, these little guys have bodies that look like plump snakes, sometimes to the size of a wine bottle. However, they don't slither around, instead springing and bouncing about, coiling themselves up, and briefly soaring through the air. What will truly steal the hearts of those luck enough to spot one up close is looking at the Tsuchinoko's face, which is believed to be adorable, with big, innocent eyes, and a permanent smile. Some have gone on to compare its face to that of Hello Kitty or Doraemon.
One will know they are close to a Tsuchinoko when they hear the creature's sweet chirping, but don't be surprised if you only get a fleeting look at it, as this species enjoys its privacy and will quickly flee from prying eyes. (Source: Japanese Myths

Often elusive but just as often spoken about is the Tsuchinoko, a particular kind of creature that resembles a plump snake with a head that can only be described as adorable. With features said to be most like the long-beloved anime hero Doraemon, people have spotted Tsuchinoko for hundreds of years. They seem to be generally peaceful and solitary creatures who dislike undue attention and will flee at a moment's notice; they can, as well, use their bodies to leap great distances, unlike their snakelike appearance might indicate.
Although some are quick to point out that the appearance of a Tsuchinoko may be misleading, and that they exhibit terrible ferocity, it is entirely unlikely this is true; almost nobody believes them to be harmful or vicious, and there has not been a notable or well-known story of anyone being harmed by one. They do, however, appear to be quite flighty and will not usually remain where humans are for very long. This may have something to do with the fact that so many hunters attempt to find tsuchinoko to bring back.
Certainly Tsuchinoko are among the most lovable and interesting of youkai, but like some others very little is known about them. Perhaps one day we will know more. (Source: Youkaimura)

Site?
This fanlisting was started August 24, 2005.
The current layout features art from Nakama.
Tsuchinoko! is the official fanlisting to the Tsuchinoko as recognized by theFanlistings.org.

.:Rules:.
  1. You must like the Tsuchinoko. Why someone who doesn't like the Tsuchinoko would join a fanlisting to the Tsuchinoko is anyone's guess.
  2. Use a sensible nickname, if you must.
  3. You don't need a website, but if you do and you want your site to be added, add an Image Code or a Text Code to your site in an obvious place (ie. Splash Page, Main Page, Join Page, etc.) . If I view your site and I don't see a code, then you will be added, but your site will not.
  4. If you have a crazy site (ie. Hate Site, Porn Site, etc.), you will be listed, but your site will not.
  5. Give your real and working email, please.
  6. List your real country, please.

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Credits: Site © Tenko72. Images from Nakama and Mimi's Home Page. All rights reserved.

.:Updates:.

July 18, 2006
No new members.

.:About:.

Fanlisting?
A fanlisting is a list of fans. It is a place for all fans of a particular show, movie, actor, actress, singer, etc. to come together and build the biggest listing of people from all around the world who are fans of that subject.

Tsuchinoko?
On Metal Gear Solid 3, to catch the Tsuchinoko, you must set a mousetrap in Graniny Gorki South. Once you have caught the Tsuchinoko, you have two choices. You can either eat it - the Tsuchinoko heals a lot of Snake's stamina - or you can keep it until the end of the game, which gets you the Infinity Face Paint. If you choose to pursue the latter, remember that after the torture scene, when you meet up with EVA under the waterfall, you will see the Tsuchinoko either in or around the waterfall. Be sure to recapture it!

Site?
This fanlisting was started August 24, 2005.
The current layout features art from Metal Gear Solid 3.
Tsuchinoko! is the official fanlisting to the Tsuchinoko as recognized by theFanlistings.org.

.:Rules:.
  1. You must like the Tsuchinoko. Why someone who doesn't like the Tsuchinoko would join a fanlisting to the Tsuchinoko is anyone's guess.
  2. Use a sensible nickname, if you must.
  3. You don't need a website, but if you do and you want your site to be added, add an Image Code or a Text Code to your site in an obvious place (ie. Splash Page, Main Page, Join Page, etc.) . If I view your site and I don't see a code, then you will be added, but your site will not.
  4. If you have a crazy site (ie. Hate Site, Porn Site, etc.), you will be listed, but your site will not.
  5. Give your real and working email, please.
  6. List your real country, please.

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Thanks to Sarah for donating this code.

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I <3 the Tsuchinoko!


Tsuchinoko fan


I caught a Tsuchinoko!

.:Members:.
  1. Tenko email URL USA

.:Join:.
IMPORTANT - On the "Comments" section of the Join Form, please specify whether your joining the Metal Gear Solid 3, Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, or Japanese Myth fanlisting. You may also choose to join all three.

Click for Join Form.

.:Affiliates:.
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty fan Metal Gear Solid: Ninja/Grey Fox/Frank Jaeger fan Metal Gear Solid: Meryl Silverburgh fan Metal Gear Solid 2: Solidus Snake (George Sears) fan Metal Gear Solid 2: Raiden fan Metal Gear Solid: Johnny Sasaki fan Metal Gear Solid 3: The Fury fan Metal Gear Solid 3: The Pain fan Metal Gear Solid 3: The Sorrow fan Metal Gear Solid 3: Yevgeny Borisovitch Volgin fan Metal Gear Solid 3: EVA fan

Credits: Site © Tenko72. MGS3 and Castlevania © Konami and all other rightful owners. Images from Mimi's Home Page. All rights reserved.

.:Updates:.

July 18, 2006
No new members.

.:About:.

Fanlisting?
A fanlisting is a list of fans. It is a place for all fans of a particular show, movie, actor, actress, singer, etc. to come together and build the biggest listing of people from all around the world who are fans of that subject.

Tsuchinoko?
On Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, the Tsuchinoko is found in the Dance Hall. The Tsuchinoko, if it doesn't burrow away immediately, will spit venom in the main character's - Soma Cruz - face, causing him to become poisoned. It is weak against Curse and has no tolerences. The Tsuchinoko has 300 HP, 100 MP, has an Attack of 30, has a Defense of 25, and gives 80 Experience Points. The Tsuchinoko Soul has no offensive effect, but it will allow you to buy items with a 20% discount.

Site?
This fanlisting was started August 24, 2005.
The current layout features art from Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow.
Tsuchinoko! is the official fanlisting to the Tsuchinoko as recognized by theFanlistings.org.

.:Rules:.
  1. You must like the Tsuchinoko. Why someone who doesn't like the Tsuchinoko would join a fanlisting to the Tsuchinoko is anyone's guess.
  2. Use a sensible nickname, if you must.
  3. You don't need a website, but if you do and you want your site to be added, add an Image Code or a Text Code to your site in an obvious place (ie. Splash Page, Main Page, Join Page, etc.) . If I view your site and I don't see a code, then you will be added, but your site will not.
  4. If you have a crazy site (ie. Hate Site, Porn Site, etc.), you will be listed, but your site will not.
  5. Give your real and working email, please.
  6. List your real country, please.

.:Codes:.
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Thanks to Alex for donating this code.

Sprite

Thanks to RPG Classics for the sprite!

Text Codes:
I <3 the Tsuchinoko!


Tsuchinoko fan


I caught a Tsuchinoko!

.:Members:.
  1. Tenko email URL USA

.:Join:.
IMPORTANT - On the "Comments" section of the Join Form, please specify whether your joining the Metal Gear Solid 3, Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, or Japanese Myth fanlisting. You may also choose to join all three.

Click for Join Form.

.:Affiliates:.
Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow fan

Credits: Site © Tenko72. MGS3 and Castlevania © Konami and all other rightful owners. Images from Classic Gaming and Mimi's Home Page. All rights reserved.