Silly Walk is to the U.K. as Algorithm March is to Japan
I found this after following a link in a comment that was left in a previous post at Paul Soth’s Live Journal. Seems he has a taste for all things Japanese, and so do wii!! After making the jump, I found this amazingly bizarre video from a show called, Pythagoras Switch.
Though it is not game related, the video features awesome ninjas dancing in a line and a Rube Goldberg device at the end. The RG device kind of reminds me of the blue ball machine of YTMND fame.
If you liked this musical number, check out one that features weird puppets after the jump.
Super Timsy
Posted to Videos on 7 August 2006
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Glad I could provide.
YouTube has quite a few clips from Pythagoras Switch on hand. The show gets a bit of carry-over from Azumanga Daioh fans since the music is done by the Kuricorder Pops Orchestra, who provided the music for the anime and the Yotsubato music CDs.
The Algorithm March and Exercise is a regular feature of the show and the hosts are followed by a different set of people each time (ninjas here, chefs in another, tour guides in another, etc.).
It’s going to end up like Yatta! at conventions. People are already working on it.