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Gray at 08:51, 25 October 2026

2026-10-25T08:51:02Z

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	It displays a [[website]] experiencing severe encoding errors ([[wikipedia:Mojibake\|mojibake]]) alongside red banner text blocks. At the center is a small, green-tinted image of a man holding a phone with red streaks drawn over his face. The page is filled with scrambled symbols, and broken characters, anchored at the bottom by a copyright notice: "''All rights reserved. 2003.tonichi.com''". Over a 10-second span, the page momentarily flashes a disembodied zombie head before looping the sequence.		It displays a [[website]] experiencing severe encoding errors ([[wikipedia:Mojibake\|mojibake]]) alongside red banner text blocks. At the center is a small, green-tinted image of a man holding a phone with red streaks drawn over his face. The page is filled with scrambled symbols, and broken characters, anchored at the bottom by a copyright notice: "''All rights reserved. 2003.tonichi.com''". Over a 10-second span, the page momentarily flashes a disembodied zombie head before looping the sequence.

	Right next to the image are two URLs: ''<code><nowiki>~~[http://www.co.touhou](~~http://www.co.touhou))./chakuari.co</nowiki></code>'' and ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki~~](http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki)~~</nowiki></code>''. Neither of these two actually exists, though the first link contains a reference to [[wikipedia:Touhou\|Touhou Project]]. Interestingly, the chakuari text from the Touhou URL actually references the 2003 Japanese horror film [[wikipedia:One Missed Call (2003 film)\|One Missed Call]] (also referred to as Chakushin Ari 着信アリ). In the film, characters receive mysterious cell phone voicemails, a detail that explains why the man in the scribbled, green-tinted photograph is holding a phone. The film was also released around the same year as the [[screamer]].		Right next to the image are two URLs: ''<code><nowiki>http://www.co.touhou))./chakuari.co</nowiki></code>'' and ''<code><nowiki>http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki</nowiki></code>''. Neither of these two actually exists, though the first link contains a reference to [[wikipedia:Touhou\|Touhou Project]]. Interestingly, the chakuari text from the Touhou URL actually references the 2003 Japanese horror film [[wikipedia:One Missed Call (2003 film)\|One Missed Call]] (also referred to as Chakushin Ari 着信アリ). In the film, characters receive mysterious cell phone voicemails, a detail that explains why the man in the scribbled, green-tinted photograph is holding a phone. The film was also released around the same year as the [[screamer]].
	== Link ==		== Link ==
	<u>NOTE</u>: The following [[website]] contains a [[screamer]]!		<u>NOTE</u>: The following [[website]] contains a [[screamer]]!

Gray at 08:50, 25 October 2026

2026-10-25T08:50:05Z

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	'''tyaku.swf''' was a Japanese [[screamer]] created in 2003, disguised as a fake [[wikipedia:Geocities\|Geocities]] [[website]].		'''tyaku.swf''' was a Japanese [[screamer]] created in 2003, disguised as a fake [[wikipedia:Geocities\|Geocities]] [[website]].

	It displays a [[website]] experiencing severe encoding errors ([[wikipedia:Mojibake\|mojibake]]) alongside red banner text blocks. At the center is a small, green-tinted image of a man holding a phone with red streaks drawn over ~~their~~ face. The page is filled with scrambled symbols, and broken characters, anchored at the bottom by a copyright notice: "''All rights reserved. 2003.tonichi.com''". Over a 10-second span, the page momentarily flashes a disembodied zombie head before looping the sequence.		It displays a [[website]] experiencing severe encoding errors ([[wikipedia:Mojibake\|mojibake]]) alongside red banner text blocks. At the center is a small, green-tinted image of a man holding a phone with red streaks drawn over his face. The page is filled with scrambled symbols, and broken characters, anchored at the bottom by a copyright notice: "''All rights reserved. 2003.tonichi.com''". Over a 10-second span, the page momentarily flashes a disembodied zombie head before looping the sequence.

	Right next to the image are two URLs: ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.co.touhou](http://www.co.touhou))./chakuari.co</nowiki></code>'' and ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki](http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki)</nowiki></code>''. Neither of these two actually exists, though the first link contains a reference to [[wikipedia:Touhou\|Touhou Project]]. Interestingly, the chakuari text from the Touhou URL actually references the 2003 Japanese horror film [[wikipedia:One Missed Call (2003 film)\|One Missed Call]] (also referred to as Chakushin Ari 着信アリ). In the film, characters receive mysterious cell phone voicemails, a detail that explains why the man in the scribbled, green-tinted photograph is holding a phone. The film was also released around the same year as the [[screamer]].		Right next to the image are two URLs: ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.co.touhou](http://www.co.touhou))./chakuari.co</nowiki></code>'' and ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki](http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki)</nowiki></code>''. Neither of these two actually exists, though the first link contains a reference to [[wikipedia:Touhou\|Touhou Project]]. Interestingly, the chakuari text from the Touhou URL actually references the 2003 Japanese horror film [[wikipedia:One Missed Call (2003 film)\|One Missed Call]] (also referred to as Chakushin Ari 着信アリ). In the film, characters receive mysterious cell phone voicemails, a detail that explains why the man in the scribbled, green-tinted photograph is holding a phone. The film was also released around the same year as the [[screamer]].

Gray at 08:31, 25 October 2026

2026-10-25T08:31:25Z

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	It displays a [[website]] experiencing severe encoding errors ([[wikipedia:Mojibake\|mojibake]]) alongside red banner text blocks. At the center is a small, green-tinted image of a man holding a phone with red streaks drawn over their face. The page is filled with scrambled symbols, and broken characters, anchored at the bottom by a copyright notice: "''All rights reserved. 2003.tonichi.com''". Over a 10-second span, the page momentarily flashes a disembodied zombie head before looping the sequence.		It displays a [[website]] experiencing severe encoding errors ([[wikipedia:Mojibake\|mojibake]]) alongside red banner text blocks. At the center is a small, green-tinted image of a man holding a phone with red streaks drawn over their face. The page is filled with scrambled symbols, and broken characters, anchored at the bottom by a copyright notice: "''All rights reserved. 2003.tonichi.com''". Over a 10-second span, the page momentarily flashes a disembodied zombie head before looping the sequence.

	Right next to the image are two URLs: ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.co.touhou](http://www.co.touhou))./chakuari.co</nowiki></code>'' and ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki](http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki)</nowiki></code>''. Neither of these two actually exists, though the first link contains a reference to [[wikipedia:Touhou\|Touhou]]. Interestingly, the chakuari text from the Touhou URL actually references the 2003 Japanese horror film [[wikipedia:One Missed Call (2003 film)\|One Missed Call]] (also referred to as Chakushin Ari 着信アリ). In the film, characters receive mysterious cell phone voicemails, a detail that explains why the man in the scribbled, green-tinted photograph is holding a phone. The film was also released around the same year as the [[screamer]].		Right next to the image are two URLs: ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.co.touhou](http://www.co.touhou))./chakuari.co</nowiki></code>'' and ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki](http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki)</nowiki></code>''. Neither of these two actually exists, though the first link contains a reference to [[wikipedia:Touhou\|Touhou Project]]. Interestingly, the chakuari text from the Touhou URL actually references the 2003 Japanese horror film [[wikipedia:One Missed Call (2003 film)\|One Missed Call]] (also referred to as Chakushin Ari 着信アリ). In the film, characters receive mysterious cell phone voicemails, a detail that explains why the man in the scribbled, green-tinted photograph is holding a phone. The film was also released around the same year as the [[screamer]].
	== Link ==		== Link ==
	<u>NOTE</u>: The following [[website]] contains a [[screamer]]!		<u>NOTE</u>: The following [[website]] contains a [[screamer]]!

Gray at 07:32, 25 October 2026

2026-10-25T07:32:28Z

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	It displays a [[website]] experiencing severe encoding errors ([[wikipedia:Mojibake\|mojibake]]) alongside red banner text blocks. At the center is a small, green-tinted image of a man holding a phone with red streaks drawn over their face. The page is filled with scrambled symbols, and broken characters, anchored at the bottom by a copyright notice: "''All rights reserved. 2003.tonichi.com''". Over a 10-second span, the page momentarily flashes a disembodied zombie head before looping the sequence.		It displays a [[website]] experiencing severe encoding errors ([[wikipedia:Mojibake\|mojibake]]) alongside red banner text blocks. At the center is a small, green-tinted image of a man holding a phone with red streaks drawn over their face. The page is filled with scrambled symbols, and broken characters, anchored at the bottom by a copyright notice: "''All rights reserved. 2003.tonichi.com''". Over a 10-second span, the page momentarily flashes a disembodied zombie head before looping the sequence.

	Right next to the image are two URLs: ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.co.touhou](http://www.co.touhou))./chakuari.co</nowiki></code>'' and ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki](http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki)</nowiki></code>''. Neither of these two actually exists, though the first link contains a reference to [[wikipedia:Touhou\|Touhou]]. Interestingly, the chakuari text from the Touhou URL actually references the 2003 Japanese horror film [[wikipedia:One Missed Call (2003 film)\|One Missed Call]] (also referred to as Chakushin Ari 着信アリ). ~~The movie features a plot where people~~ receive mysterious voicemails ~~on their cell phones~~, ~~which~~ explains why the man in the scribbled green-tinted ~~photo~~ is holding a ~~cell~~ phone. The film was also released around the same year as the screamer.		Right next to the image are two URLs: ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.co.touhou](http://www.co.touhou))./chakuari.co</nowiki></code>'' and ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki](http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki)</nowiki></code>''. Neither of these two actually exists, though the first link contains a reference to [[wikipedia:Touhou\|Touhou]]. Interestingly, the chakuari text from the Touhou URL actually references the 2003 Japanese horror film [[wikipedia:One Missed Call (2003 film)\|One Missed Call]] (also referred to as Chakushin Ari 着信アリ). In the film, characters receive mysterious cell phone voicemails, a detail that explains why the man in the scribbled, green-tinted photograph is holding a phone. The film was also released around the same year as the [[screamer]].
	== Link ==		== Link ==
	<u>NOTE</u>: The following [[website]] contains a [[screamer]]!		<u>NOTE</u>: The following [[website]] contains a [[screamer]]!

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'''tyaku.swf''' was a Japanese [[screamer]] created in 2003, disguised as a fake [[wikipedia:Geocities|Geocities]] [[website]].

It displays a [[website]] experiencing severe encoding errors ([[wikipedia:Mojibake|mojibake]]) alongside red banner text blocks. At the center is a small, green-tinted image of a man holding a phone with red streaks drawn over their face. The page is filled with scrambled symbols, and broken characters, anchored at the bottom by a copyright notice: "''All rights reserved. 2003.tonichi.com''". Over a 10-second span, the page momentarily flashes a disembodied zombie head before looping the sequence.

Right next to the image are two URLs: ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.co.touhou](http://www.co.touhou))./chakuari.co</nowiki></code>'' and ''<code><nowiki>[http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki](http://www.pa.deli.pro/Koh-shibasaki)</nowiki></code>''. Neither of these two actually exists, though the first link contains a reference to [[wikipedia:Touhou|Touhou]]. Interestingly, the chakuari text from the Touhou URL actually references the 2003 Japanese horror film [[wikipedia:One Missed Call (2003 film)|One Missed Call]] (also referred to as Chakushin Ari 着信アリ). The movie features a plot where people receive mysterious voicemails on their cell phones, which explains why the man in the scribbled green-tinted photo is holding a cell phone. The film was also released around the same year as the screamer.
== Link ==
<u>NOTE</u>: The following [[website]] contains a [[screamer]]!
*web.archive.org/web/20060407041924/www17.plala.or.jp:80/suigin/tyaku.swf
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