Johnny Weiss

Mega64 reenacts the entire Majin Buu Saga of the anime Dragon Ball Z (1996) in sweded/homemade fashion under 5 minutes - or in however much time they feel like doing.

Mega64 reenacts the entire Saiyan Saga of the anime Dragon Ball Z (1996) in sweded/homemade fashion under 5 minutes - or in however much time they feel like doing.

Mega64 makes a live action reenactment of the entire film Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (1997) in homemade/sweded fashion under 5 minutes - or in however much time they feel like doing.

Mega64 makes a live action reenactment of the entire popular mecha anime Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995) in homemade/sweded fashion under 5 minutes - or in however much time they feel like doing.

Nearly a decade has passed. The most powerful video game machine ever built, the Mega64, still dwells underground, in a dungeon - beneath an apartment building. The experiments around it, their subjects, and its keepers, all but a distant memory - until today, when the world's biggest tech company unveils a device prototype that is wanted by the most mysterious of figures.