Time in Military Time:
This is my webpage.
I made all the pictures and animated stuff on this website myself.
Below are some links, pictures, videos, and games.
君は日本語を話すますなの？うん
Featured Game!
Dottie: this is my favorite game. I based it off of my sibling's favorite toy, a ladybug stuffy named Dottie.
How to play: use the arrow keys to move the ladybug. Try not to get hit by the blue balls. Use the space bar to fly. Use shift to crouch. Press enter to start over.
WARNING!
THE SOUND EFFECTS MIGHT BE LOUD!
Click here to play "Dottie"Dottie 2: Another Dottie game. This one is cool because it has points. Press space to jump. Avoid the mushrooms(they will make you lose hearts), but try to get the ice creams(they will give you points). If you get a certain amount of points, you win. If you lose too many hearts, you lose. And don't wait too long or else the KILLER BEES WILL COME.
Click here to play Dottie 2.
Nibbles: this one was also based off of another one of my sibling's many stuffies. Nibbles is a bunny stuffy that looks similar to the one in the game. Except doesn't have propeller ears.
Use the arrow keys to fly around. Make sure not to fly off the screen though, or else you'll lose. The birds and cloud will try to push you off screen too. Try to get as many ice creams as you can before your ears get tired of spinning, or you get pushed off screen.
How to play bug catcher: press the arrow buttons to move around. Press the space bar to throw jars to catch the bugs.
Object of the game: you're trying to protect the enormous purple cake from bugs that are trying to eat it. To protect the cake you have to catch all the bugs with the jars.
Tips: to throw jars at the bugs you have to be facing them. You might have to go up a little bit to find the bugs.
Below is a video:
Video coming soon.
Click and drag to put this turtle sticker wherever you want! (refresh to put it back in the spot it was in)
Secret stuff. Do not click on this.
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This is my invention, norigami. It's a combination of nori (dried seaweed) and origami (the art of folding). Origami uses paper, but this time I used nori.
I hope you liked my website! (I spent a lot of time working on it)