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| − | This site demonstrates the dancing ability of a ninja resembling [[w:MC Hammer|MC Hammer's]] trademark moves from the music video | + | This site demonstrates the dancing ability of a ninja resembling [[w:MC Hammer|MC Hammer's]] trademark moves from the music video, ''U Can't Touch This.'' First submitted on October 23, 2004 by {{ytmnduser|thenixfactor}}, its origins are as of this writing unknown, since thenixfactor has been in possession of the animated GIF for some time before his submission. |
== Origins of image == | == Origins of image == | ||
| − | The actual ninja in this animation is taken from a 1984 Atari, Apple II/e game called Karateka designed by Jordan Mechner of Prince of Persia fame. The title is derived from a Japanese word meaning 'practitioner of karate | + | The actual ninja in this animation is taken from a 1984 Atari, Apple II/e game called ''Karateka'', designed by Jordan Mechner of ''Prince of Persia'' fame. The title is derived from a Japanese word meaning 'practitioner of karate.' |
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| by thenixfactor |
| October 23, 2004 |
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This site demonstrates the dancing ability of a ninja resembling MC Hammer's trademark moves from the music video, U Can't Touch This. First submitted on October 23, 2004 by thenixfactor, its origins are as of this writing unknown, since thenixfactor has been in possession of the animated GIF for some time before his submission.
Origins of image
The actual ninja in this animation is taken from a 1984 Atari, Apple II/e game called Karateka, designed by Jordan Mechner of Prince of Persia fame. The title is derived from a Japanese word meaning 'practitioner of karate.'
