Over the years, Megatokyo's fans have assembled a number of interesting websites dedicated to their enjoyment of the comic. Like most literary endevors, Megatokyo has attracted attention from people with a wide variety of interests and talents. Ultimately, no single page can do justice to the vast outpouring of fan and community efforts both on the internet and in real life. We can, however, attempt to capture a snapshot of some of the things going on in the community.

If you know of MT community events or websites which are particularly interesting, please let us know by emailing core@megatokyo.com.

Interesting Websites

Every once in a while, fans produce websites which are kind of interesting as expressions of interest in the comic. Some of them are fun, others are actually quite useful. The following list is a collection of some of the most prominent sites we know of, though we recognize the list is far from comprehensive.

• GTL Project - A Great Teacher Largo tribute who stages panels at anime conventions.
  
• Kim Justice (alternate site) - Years ago this fan composed a variety of music pieces inspired by Megatokyo comics.
• Megatokyo CG Artists' Collaboration - An archive of Megatokyo strips colored by fans from the forum, and links to many related pages.
• Megatokyo Translations - Megatokyo translated by fans into several languages, some more up to date than others.
  
• Megatoyko Frappr Map - Leave your mark on the map of Megatoyko fans.
  
• Megatokyo Redirect - A small collection of Megatokyo miscellanea.
• MegaTokyo Doujinshi - An archive of fancomics which have been created by Megatkoyo fans. Most of the things on this site have been posted in the forums.
• Megatokyo Livejournal Community - Fans of Megatokyo in Livejournal.
  
• The Megatokyo Writer's Archive - A collection of poetry, fanfiction, and "filks" which have been created by Megatokyo fans. Most of the things on this site have been posted in the forums.
• Of Light, Shadows and Love - An epic fanfic based around a roelplaying group originated in the forums.
  
• The Reader's Guide to Megatokyo - A large collection of information about all things to do with Megatokyo. The guide is remarkably comprehensive, pointing out everything from high level overviews of the comic chapters to various trivia about details going on in the panels.
• TinyTokyo - A thumbnail index of all the Megatokyo comic strips to help when searching for a particular strip.
• WikiTokyo - The online Megatokyo reference site that anyone can edit. The wiki focuses on creating a reference guide which makes it easy to see how people and things in the story interrelate, producing a handy tool for newcomers and people wanting to deepen their understanding of the comic.

(disclaimer: Megatokyo neither owns nor operates these linked websites, and we make no particular claims as to the fitness or appropriateness of their content.)

Upcomming Appearances by the Artist

2008 appearances will eventually go here, just as soon as we're made aware of them.