Entertainment Products

A fan tribute to Tomodachi Life on mobile: shape your own island, fill it with Mii characters, and let their daily drama play out in your pocket.

Work through a neuro-cognitive inventory and receive a personality profile covering your cognitive traits, emotional patterns, and behavioral leanings.

Take a short personality quiz and find your rap twin — results span old-school pioneers through modern trap headliners, and it is all over in minutes.

Purely for laughs among Indonesian students: type a name and dream university, receive a phony SNBP admission letter, and prank your friends gently.

A meme-flavored boxing fix for the browser: pick from six weapons, flip on Rage Mode for double points, and climb the global leaderboard — all free.

An interactive page throwing a 17th birthday online: photo galleries, video blocks, family highlights, and socials — plus hover sounds and a celebrate button.

Scribble a note, cork it into a virtual bottle, and leave it floating in augmented reality for someone to stumble on — drift mail, updated for phones.

A fan-built Pokedex you can write in: look up Pokemon by name or number, browse by category, and jot your own notes as your personal collection grows.

See which K-pop female idol you pair with: enter zodiac, MBTI, blood type, and Chinese astrology details for a compatibility score made purely for fun.

A daft one-button boxing game wired to a global leaderboard: register a name once, start swinging, and your handle stays pinned on the world ranking.

Put together a custom Valentine card in a few clicks: start from a styled template, make the message yours, preview it, and send a link that feels personal.

A fan-made reference page on Ryomen Sukuna, the King of Curses: the backstory, the techniques, and the sorcerer bound inside twenty unbreakable fingers.