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| rdfs:comment | - Zips was the pet monkey of Alexander Iskender.
- little plastic people
- Zips were small, flying, motorcycle-like vehicles in the Barbican in Dr. Zetlin's Lifelight fantasy. The zips were shaped like motorcycles with control pedals, a pointed nose, and two handlebars. The left handlebar controlled braking and the right one controlled speed. The pedals made the nose point down when the rider pushed it with their toes and up when they pushed with their heel. Zips could work under water, but like all Dr. Z's technology, it was useless outside of the Barbican.
- Although Zips seems to possess an understanding of the mechanics of Minecraft and the Galacticraft mod, he generally seems confused, forgetting how to craft simple items and perform simple tasks, and believing he could get into space by building a giant nerdpole. Additionally, while he seems to have been supplied with information that would allow him to pass for Sips, much of it is flawed or openly incorrect; he repeatedly refers to the SipsCo Dirt Company and its slogan "Big Money, Big Women, Big Fun" as the ZipsCo Gravel Company, with the slogan "No Money, No Women, No Fun", and calls Slime Island "Goo Fort". He also consistently pronounces Sjin's name as "Si-jin", unlike the real Sips who simplifies it to "Shin".
- Zips is a slang term used as a derogatory slur by Italian-American and Sicilian-American mobsters in reference to newer immigrant Sicilian and Italian mafiosi. The name is said to have originated from mobsters' inability to understand the faster-speaking Sicilian dialects, which appeared to "zip" by. Ironically, the older Sicilian mafiosi of pre-Prohibition known as "Mustache Petes" were also referred to as "zips".
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| Date | - 2013-12-31
- 2014-12-17
- 2015-06-17
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| Producer | - Zips
- Zips is a producer who first became known for the song "Heisei Cataclysm," the start of the Heisei Project.
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| FirstApp | - Scooby-Doo! The Case of the Cheese Thief
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| Title | - ムシクイサイケデリズム
- トゥルー感情欠損
- ヘイセイカタクリズム
- リズの内心革命
- レイワイテロリズム
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| Content | - #"IA IA☆Iyaa Crusher"
#"Fukushuu Dictator"
#"Heisei Cataclysm" with subtitles
#"Mushikui Psychedelism" with subtitles
#"Reiwai Terrorism" with subtitles
#"True Kanjou Kesson" with subtitles
#"Liz no Naishin Kakumei" with subtitles
#"Izanami Toubatsu Senki" with subtitles
#"Kami Pera Jinsei Kouryaku"
#"Jidai Kaisei Dominant"
#"Uragaeshi Heart"
#"Outlaw no Shoushin"
#"Moumoku Ringo"
#"Cutter Knife"
#"Major 1st CD, Shousetsu, Comic Hatsubai Kettei!!"
#"Sekai no Hazama"
#"Yutori Saikyou Sedai"
#"White Noise"
#"Darling Doll"
#"Miko Sou Palpation"
#"Asagao no Chiru Koro ni"
#"ZIPS"
#"Tsuyuake no"
#"ZIPS"
#"Natsunokaze Goraikou"
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| Description | - This is the fourth song of the series. It has entered the Hall of Fame. "The wavering meaning is faint."
- This is the fifth song of the series. It has entered the Hall of Fame. "What's wrong with yuri?!"
- This is the third song of the Heisei Project. It has entered the Hall of Fame. "Just crime will discover the future."
- The second song in the Heisei Project. It has entered the Hall of Fame.
- The first song in the Heisei Project. It has entered the Hall of Fame.
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| overallPVwork | - AREN , Not-116 , kenji
- Nanase , Not-116 , No.734
- Nanase , Not-116 , kenji
- Itinose Yukino , Not-116 , kenji
- siomidu , Not-116 , kenji
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| abstract | - Although Zips seems to possess an understanding of the mechanics of Minecraft and the Galacticraft mod, he generally seems confused, forgetting how to craft simple items and perform simple tasks, and believing he could get into space by building a giant nerdpole. Additionally, while he seems to have been supplied with information that would allow him to pass for Sips, much of it is flawed or openly incorrect; he repeatedly refers to the SipsCo Dirt Company and its slogan "Big Money, Big Women, Big Fun" as the ZipsCo Gravel Company, with the slogan "No Money, No Women, No Fun", and calls Slime Island "Goo Fort". He also consistently pronounces Sjin's name as "Si-jin", unlike the real Sips who simplifies it to "Shin". While at first Zips just attempted to pass himself off as Sips and continue SipsCo's attempts to build a rocket ship and get into space, going as far as helping to build the items required for constructing a rocket, his true motivations and long-term goals remained unclear, though ominous, for a few episodes, until the beginning of Sjintech Space Rescue, when a paranoid Zips rigs Slime Island (and the quarry below) with TNT, convinced that Sjin isn't the real "Sijin". After testing Sjin on his door preference, claiming the real one prefers spruce over mahogany, he detonates the TNT and flies away in the spare airship. Much, much later, during an episode of Sjin's Farm (Episode 66), Sjin and Lewis stumbled across the supposed grave of Strawfingers, a mysterious demonic scarecrow that has plagued Sjin in his previous solo videos. Upon reading Strawfingers' diary, which was found within the grave, it is discovered that Strawfingers encountered Zips, and proceeded to slay him and devour his soul.
- Zips was the pet monkey of Alexander Iskender.
- little plastic people
- Zips were small, flying, motorcycle-like vehicles in the Barbican in Dr. Zetlin's Lifelight fantasy. The zips were shaped like motorcycles with control pedals, a pointed nose, and two handlebars. The left handlebar controlled braking and the right one controlled speed. The pedals made the nose point down when the rider pushed it with their toes and up when they pushed with their heel. Zips could work under water, but like all Dr. Z's technology, it was useless outside of the Barbican.
- Zips is a slang term used as a derogatory slur by Italian-American and Sicilian-American mobsters in reference to newer immigrant Sicilian and Italian mafiosi. The name is said to have originated from mobsters' inability to understand the faster-speaking Sicilian dialects, which appeared to "zip" by. Ironically, the older Sicilian mafiosi of pre-Prohibition known as "Mustache Petes" were also referred to as "zips". The Corleone family and Bocchicchio clan brought zips over to the United States. Peter Clemenza brought new Sicilian recruits for the Corleone family over once in every five years. Most of them were provided by Clemenza's older brother, Don Domenico of Trapani. Nick Geraci also had a crew of zips in Knickerbocker Avenue, New York, who he used as part of his narcotics operation. He also set some of them up with jobs in pizza parlors to carry out the distribtion of narcotics. Carmine Marino, a zip himself, was first in charge of the crew, but after his death Renzo Sacripante was placed in charge. After Geraci's and Sacripante's betrayal and subsequent death the crew became part of Ritchie Nobilio's regime.
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