36 definitions by Link
by Link December 29, 2004
Another one of Lil' Jon's popular catchphrases that he says in songs that feature him. This is the lesser known one. The other three are YEAH, OKAY, and WHAT?!.
by Link January 23, 2005
by Link January 22, 2005
A word for anything "cool" or "hip". The word "Zelda" dating back to the Legend of Zelda Series, and "Hip" being what's "In", and "In" being opposite of "Out". 'ZeldaGrass' is the meaning of all that's Holy. Can be shortened to "grass"
olimario needs his ZeldaGrass.
"No 'grass in LoZ? No game!"
"I swear, I didn't want to kill him, but I needed my grass"
"Screw it then. No Zeldagrass no money"
"No 'grass in LoZ? No game!"
"I swear, I didn't want to kill him, but I needed my grass"
"Screw it then. No Zeldagrass no money"
by Link June 13, 2004
by Link December 8, 2004
The Oniwabanshuu was an elite of ninja who were at guard of the Edo Castle during the Togukawa Era.
For hundreds of years the IGA (Togakure) group of ninja were the major force in Ninjitsu, however smaller groups existed in other parts of Japan. Within these groups of spies, saboteurs, and killers, another family incread its power, namely the deadly KOGA of Shiga prefecture.
Interestingly, Shiga is next to the Mie prefecture in southern Japan. So, the KOGA and IGA inhabited the same mountain range, in two valleys divided by a mountain.
During the centuries, several leaders such as Takeda Shingen, Oda Nobunga, and perhaps the greatest general in Japanese History, Tokugawa Ieyasu all employed the Ninja to help control the country through a complex spy network.
With the close of the Sengoku era in 1600, three hundred years of peace and prosperity followed, known as the Tokugawa era. Up until this time the capital of Japan had been in Kyoto, but Tokugawa moved the capital to Edo (Tokyo today). He took with him three hundred Ninja from the KOGA and IGA groups as personal bodyguards. So the 'Oniwabanshuu' group of ninja set, not as an espionage unit, but as an internal security unit. Later these Ninja guarded the castle in Tokyo.
At the present time The Oniwabanshuu exists as a real life guild with all around the world members.
For hundreds of years the IGA (Togakure) group of ninja were the major force in Ninjitsu, however smaller groups existed in other parts of Japan. Within these groups of spies, saboteurs, and killers, another family incread its power, namely the deadly KOGA of Shiga prefecture.
Interestingly, Shiga is next to the Mie prefecture in southern Japan. So, the KOGA and IGA inhabited the same mountain range, in two valleys divided by a mountain.
During the centuries, several leaders such as Takeda Shingen, Oda Nobunga, and perhaps the greatest general in Japanese History, Tokugawa Ieyasu all employed the Ninja to help control the country through a complex spy network.
With the close of the Sengoku era in 1600, three hundred years of peace and prosperity followed, known as the Tokugawa era. Up until this time the capital of Japan had been in Kyoto, but Tokugawa moved the capital to Edo (Tokyo today). He took with him three hundred Ninja from the KOGA and IGA groups as personal bodyguards. So the 'Oniwabanshuu' group of ninja set, not as an espionage unit, but as an internal security unit. Later these Ninja guarded the castle in Tokyo.
At the present time The Oniwabanshuu exists as a real life guild with all around the world members.
by Link January 20, 2004