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Featured Article
Sakuradite is a rare mineral found in the anime series Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion and its spin-offs.
Sakuradite in its rawest form is one of the most dangerous materials in the world. A piece of ore about the size of someone's palm, when tapped together with another piece, can generate massive explosion.
Described as the "philosopher's stone", it was first discovered near Stonehenge at some time during the Middle Ages. Marco Polo would later journey to Japan and discover large deposits of the mineral. After Sakuradite became valuable as a superconductor, Japan would become a primary exporter of the material, and produces about 70% of the world's supply to this day. It is somewhat responsible for the advance of later technology in Code Geass' universe.
Prior to its invasion and occupation by the Britannian Empire, Japan used its position as the world's primary exporter of the mineral as a bargaining chip to exploit consumer nations and increase its own revenue. This eventually...Read More
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The map created for the 2005 King Kong film, showing the home of the creatures of King Kong, Skull Island.