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McDragon !!0WDo4kBYwEi
Is this Japanese numbers?

must not let a page slip by...
>> Anonymous
http://orz.4chan.org/hr/res/98716.html
>> Kazeph
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Who knows?
>> Anonymous
from anon's expertise, those are not numbers, just characters of other sorts
>> Anonymous
The characters down the side read "amaterasu ookami"
Amaterasu is the name of the main kami in Shinto.
The last two characters mean "big kami", but are pronounced the same as the word wolf (oukami).

The picture's from a PS2 game called Amaterasu in which the kami in question has incarnated into the form of a wolf. It won all kinds of awards and such for being highly original, especially in terms of it's artwork (it's all done to look like traditional Japanese brushwork). I'm pretty sure it's been released in english.

Incidentally kami usually get translated as "god", though it's actually a pretty bad translation, as the western idea of godhood and the japanese idea of kamihood are completely differant. "Spirit" is usually better. Just saying kami is the best.

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>> Anonymous
>>99151
I don't know what kind of crazy translation you're using but the game is okami.
>> Anonymous
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hmmmm definitely related.
>> Anonymous
can't wait for this McDragon, you're the man! (woman?)
>> Anonymous
>>99151
If you insist on not using a proper transcription for the text, at least spell ???? as ookami, not oukami. (or just use ?kami).

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>> Anonymous
And the name of the game -- or at least the US release -- is Okami.
>> Anonymous
>>99715

http://ww2.capcom.com/okami/

As we can see from the official website, the title is ?kami. The brush stroke above the "o" isn't just there for decoration.
>> Anonymous
>>99269

That clockwork wolf is ten tons of awesome. Source?