The videos

The videos have gained quite a bit of notoriety and infamy on the webs, and are very popular among both 13 year old boys and sicks who like watching things kill each other (the internet's two key demographics). The videos are all hosted on japanesebugfights.com, but most of the videos, as well as others, can be found on gladiatorbugs.com http://treliazz.webs.com or YouTube. Japanesebugfights.com seems to be the original source of the videos. The videos have all sorts of elaborate graphics, sound effects, and epic music played in the background, making the videos all the lulzier. Additionally, one thing that is simultaneously great yet irritating about the videos is that trademark Japanese commentary. While Japanese commentary can make pretty much any event hilarious, it's impossible to tell what's being said, since nobody has ever bothered to translate the moonspeak. This becomes a problem at the end of some of the videos, since there isn't always a clear winner and both bugs are sometimes left alive. It is assumed that the Japs then go to the scorecard to declare the winner. And perhaps the lulziest part of all is that the site displays ads for pest control during the whole thing. In addition to the 30-part video series, the site also has a section for user-submitted content. However, there are only 4 user-submitted videos, one of which was baleeted from YouTube. Finally, there's a rules section, showing that this forced battling of mindless creatures is, in fact, very organized and professional. Now They Have Comments In the Bottom.