How come there are no Japanese fan sites?

[Sarisa]

Actually, no, I joined to argue about Koopa taxonomy, and thought a link to the remains of the Koopatorivm would be useful. I liked the site and was just as surprised to find that it had gone down.

[Artemendo]

Ah, great! Well, then you should start a new topic with your taxonomy, if you have it in list form. Or picture form.

[Sarisa]

cheat-master30, I couldn't leave a comment on your blog, so thank you for the link to the "New Super Mario Unabridged Dictionary". It looks like the idea is to set up an Urban Dictionary-like site for Mario, using typical late '90s non-ADA compliant Japanese website design.

[cheat-master30]

Sorry about the not being able to leave a link on my blog. Presumably you tried to post as a guest, right? Yeah, I had to disable that ages back to stop trolls and such.

[Sarisa]

Off-topic:
Some bits of the Koopatorivm are still available:
www.koopatorivm.com/comics/

Broken links are everywhere, but much of the interface is usable.

[cheat-master30]

It's cool, but they need to update a fair bit when they come back online. That links page is 90% content that's not online any more (like Mario Portal).

... actually, it seems about 99% of fan sites need to check their links and affiliates more. Ah well.

But I guess the site's being reconstructed at last? And hopefully there won't be long left to wait until it's fully accessible online again?

[PDoogan]

That's the old Koopatorivm pages. None of the new pages work at all.
I haven't heard anything from Kaptain H, I think she's busy with real world stuff.

By the way, it's kind of my fault that the site was quarantined in the first place. I was the one who alerted the forum to the trojan problem. Not that I caused the virus or anything... (feel free to rage at me if you want <_<)

[SMBBQ]

I won't rage. But I will stare you down through the computer.

*menacing glare*