Gakusanjin is a character in the manga and anime series InuYasha. He first appears in chapter 336 of the original (Japanese) manga.
Gakusanjin is a mountain who used the , a stone that masked the presence of yÅ?ki (yÅ?kai energy), to pass unnoticed and avoid confrontations. The FuyÅ?heki pacified Gakusanjin, causing him to fall asleep, it also nullified his aura so that others could not sense him and therefore would not be forced into unnecessary fights.
Circa chapter 335 his FuyÅ?heki was stolen by Naraku, who entered Gakusanjin's body to claim it. Now perceptible, Gakusanjin was forced to leave his usual resting place and move in an attempt to recover the FuyÅ?heki. Gakusanjin was initially antagonistic towards Inuyasha and company during their first encounter, until Miroku pacified him and earned his trust by promising to retrieve the stone after for the Yokai after slaying Naraku . He learned of Naraku from InuYasha's group and lent them yÅ?ki-imbued crystals that they could use to detect the proximity of the FuyÅ?heki, since it was nearly impossible to locate the stone and itscurrent wielder through other means. Before he was found by InuYasha, he dropped many demon parasites which possess demons to which they are attached. Naraku sent Kagura to destroy the demon parasites to try to hide the fact that he had stolen the FuyÅ?heki.
He was shortly after killed by Goryomaru's children protegés, who did not bother to investigate whether he was a hostile yÅ?kai or not. His stolen FuyÅ?heki was given by Naraku himself to Akago in order to mask him (and Naraku's heart inside him) completely from Naraku's enemies. It was later absorbed (along with Akago himself) by MÅ?ryÅ?maru.
The stone did not prevent a newly trained InuYasha from sensing MÅ?ryÅ?maru's yÅ?ketsu, until MÅ?ryÅ?maru absorbed Naraku and his portion of the Shikon jewel, increasing both MÅ?ryÅ?maru's powers and the stone's. During the same battle, the FuyÅ?heki was destroyed when Miroku tried to suck Naraku and MÅ?ryÅ?maru (now merged into one being), or at least Akago (which would have destroyed Naraku as well) into his Kazaana. He failed, but the Kazaana's powers did manage to pull the stone away from them and into the Kazaana (along with vast quantities of shÅ?ki), thus destroying it.
Gakusanjin is a mountain who used the , a stone that masked the presence of yÅ?ki (yÅ?kai energy), to pass unnoticed and avoid confrontations. The FuyÅ?heki pacified Gakusanjin, causing him to fall asleep, it also nullified his aura so that others could not sense him and therefore would not be forced into unnecessary fights.
Circa chapter 335 his FuyÅ?heki was stolen by Naraku, who entered Gakusanjin's body to claim it. Now perceptible, Gakusanjin was forced to leave his usual resting place and move in an attempt to recover the FuyÅ?heki. Gakusanjin was initially antagonistic towards Inuyasha and company during their first encounter, until Miroku pacified him and earned his trust by promising to retrieve the stone after for the Yokai after slaying Naraku . He learned of Naraku from InuYasha's group and lent them yÅ?ki-imbued crystals that they could use to detect the proximity of the FuyÅ?heki, since it was nearly impossible to locate the stone and itscurrent wielder through other means. Before he was found by InuYasha, he dropped many demon parasites which possess demons to which they are attached. Naraku sent Kagura to destroy the demon parasites to try to hide the fact that he had stolen the FuyÅ?heki.
He was shortly after killed by Goryomaru's children protegés, who did not bother to investigate whether he was a hostile yÅ?kai or not. His stolen FuyÅ?heki was given by Naraku himself to Akago in order to mask him (and Naraku's heart inside him) completely from Naraku's enemies. It was later absorbed (along with Akago himself) by MÅ?ryÅ?maru.
The stone did not prevent a newly trained InuYasha from sensing MÅ?ryÅ?maru's yÅ?ketsu, until MÅ?ryÅ?maru absorbed Naraku and his portion of the Shikon jewel, increasing both MÅ?ryÅ?maru's powers and the stone's. During the same battle, the FuyÅ?heki was destroyed when Miroku tried to suck Naraku and MÅ?ryÅ?maru (now merged into one being), or at least Akago (which would have destroyed Naraku as well) into his Kazaana. He failed, but the Kazaana's powers did manage to pull the stone away from them and into the Kazaana (along with vast quantities of shÅ?ki), thus destroying it.
This page covers Live Recordings of the band Helmet.
1990
* 1990-00-00 -- Manhattan, NY -- audio bootleg, 2 songs released
1991
* 1991-02-25 -- Sun Room, Tempe, Arizona" -- Bootleg CD "Tanks and Rattlesnakes"
* 1991-02-29 -- unknown location -- Bootleg CD "Blacktop"
* 1991-03-02 -- unknown location -- Bootleg CD "Bad Moon"
* 1991-08-05 -- Tipitina's, New Orleans, LA, US -- Bootleg CD "Unlive" etc.
* 1991-08-29 -- Maxwell, Hoboken, NJ -- audio bootleg
* 1991-10-17 -- Foufounes Électriques, Montreal, CA -- video bootleg
* 1991-11-07 -- Bogarts, Long Beach, CA -- audio bootleg
* 1991-00-00 -- Bogarts, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1991 -- video bootleg
* 1991-00-00 -- Heidelberg, Ann Arbor, MI -- Bootleg CD "Cole"
1992
* 1992-03-08 -- San Francisco -- video bootleg (52min)
* 1992-06-27 -- Roskilde Festival, Denmark -- video bootleg (60min)
* 1992-07-00 -- First Avenue, Minneapolis -- Bootleg CD "Tanks and Rattlesnakes"
* 1992-07-13 -- Providence, Club Babyhead -- video bootleg
* 1992-07-19 -- Cabaret Metro, Chicago, IL -- audio recordings, 4 tracks commercially released as Meantime B-Sides
* 1992-09-28 -- The Agora, Cleveland -- audio bootleg
* 1992-11-25 -- Riverside Theatre, Milwaukee -- audio bootleg
* 1992-12-26 -- Los Angeles -- Bootleg CDs "Earth Tones", "Rude" (with 4 songs from LA)
1993
* 1993-01-22 -- Melbourne Hotel, Australia -- audio bootleg
* 1993-01-25 -- Big Day Out, Melbourne -- audio recordings, 2 tracks released on samplers
* 1993-04-15 -- Toad's Place, New Haven, CT -- audio bootleg
* 1993-04-29 -- Crest Theatre, Sacramento, CA -- audio bootleg
* 1993-05-16 -- The Abyss, Houston TX -- video bootleg
* 1993-07-02 -- Velvet, Rimini, Italy -- audio bootleg
1994
* 1994-07-07 -- Sonoria Festival, Milano, Italy -- video bootleg
* 1994-07-30 -- Grand Olympic Auditorium, LA -- pro audio live recording (released on Wilma's Rainbow EP)
* 1994-08-17 -- Philadelphia/Pittsburgh -- video bootleg
* 1994-08-24 -- Reading Festival -- audio bootleg
* 1994-10-08 -- Livid Festival -- audio bootleg
* 1994-10-28 -- Chain Reaction -- audio bootleg
* 1994-11-21 -- First Avenue, Minneapolis -- audio bootleg
* 1994-11-22 -- unknown location - audio bootleg
* 1994-12-16 -- New Brixton, CT -- bootleg CD "Live Biscuits"
* 1994-00-00 -- MTV 120 Minutes Live -- pro video recording (Biscuits For Smut)
* 1994-00-00 -- MTV John Steward Show -- pro video recording (Milktoast, Wilma's Rainbow)
1995
* 1995-02-11 -- The Globe Theater, Norwalk, CT -- audio bootleg
1997
* 1997-03-09 -- Kansas City -- video bootleg
* 1997-04-16 -- West Palm Beach -- video bootleg
* 1997-05-12 -- Elysee Montmartre, Paris --
* 1997-05-28 -- Modernes, Bremen, Germany -- pro video recording by VIVA TV (Wah Wah)
* 1997-06-13 -- Hultsfred Festival, Hultsfred, Sweden -- pro audio recording
* 1997-06-27 -- Massachusetts
* 1997-07-19 -- Cactus Club, San Jose, CA
* 1997-07-23 -- The Troubadour, Hollywood, CA
* 1997-07-27 -- Los Angeles
* 1997-09-13 -- Mississippi Nights
* 1997-09-30 -- Crowbar (State College, PA)
* 1997-10-03 -- Cambridge, Mass
* 1997-11-30 -- Live Music Hall, Cologne, Germany -- pro video recording by VIVA TV (Metalla)
2002
(as Gandhi)
2004
* 2004-10-24 -- Slim's, San Francisco
* 2004-10-28 -- Chain Reaction
* 2004-11-04 -- Grumpy's, Minneapolis
* 2004-11-05 -- Grumpy's, Minneapolis
* 2004-11-09 -- Grog Shop, Cleveland
* 2004-11-14 -- Bowery Ballroom, New York
* 2004-11-19 -- Lincoln Theatre, NC
* 2004-11-20 -- Cotton Club, Atlanta
* 2004-12-14 -- VIVA TV, Live at Sarah Kuttner (See You Dead) -- pro video recording by VIVA TV
* 2004-12-16 -- Amsterdam
* 2004-12-17 -- Paris
2005
* 2005-01-22 -- Westwood One -- audio bootleg
* 2005-02-23 -- Higher Ground, S. Burlington, Vermont -- audio bootleg
* 2005-06-04 -- Rock Am Ring, Nürburgring, Germany -- Pro video recording by WDR Rockpalast
* 2005-10-03 -- Falls Church -- video bootleg
2006
* 2006-00-00 -- Warped Tour - Bristow, VA
2007
* 2007-00-00 -- Live In Studio -- Pro video recording by Fuel TV
* 2007-11-11 -- JAXX Concert Hall And Night Club, Springfield, VA -- audio bootleg
1990
* 1990-00-00 -- Manhattan, NY -- audio bootleg, 2 songs released
1991
* 1991-02-25 -- Sun Room, Tempe, Arizona" -- Bootleg CD "Tanks and Rattlesnakes"
* 1991-02-29 -- unknown location -- Bootleg CD "Blacktop"
* 1991-03-02 -- unknown location -- Bootleg CD "Bad Moon"
* 1991-08-05 -- Tipitina's, New Orleans, LA, US -- Bootleg CD "Unlive" etc.
* 1991-08-29 -- Maxwell, Hoboken, NJ -- audio bootleg
* 1991-10-17 -- Foufounes Électriques, Montreal, CA -- video bootleg
* 1991-11-07 -- Bogarts, Long Beach, CA -- audio bootleg
* 1991-00-00 -- Bogarts, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1991 -- video bootleg
* 1991-00-00 -- Heidelberg, Ann Arbor, MI -- Bootleg CD "Cole"
1992
* 1992-03-08 -- San Francisco -- video bootleg (52min)
* 1992-06-27 -- Roskilde Festival, Denmark -- video bootleg (60min)
* 1992-07-00 -- First Avenue, Minneapolis -- Bootleg CD "Tanks and Rattlesnakes"
* 1992-07-13 -- Providence, Club Babyhead -- video bootleg
* 1992-07-19 -- Cabaret Metro, Chicago, IL -- audio recordings, 4 tracks commercially released as Meantime B-Sides
* 1992-09-28 -- The Agora, Cleveland -- audio bootleg
* 1992-11-25 -- Riverside Theatre, Milwaukee -- audio bootleg
* 1992-12-26 -- Los Angeles -- Bootleg CDs "Earth Tones", "Rude" (with 4 songs from LA)
1993
* 1993-01-22 -- Melbourne Hotel, Australia -- audio bootleg
* 1993-01-25 -- Big Day Out, Melbourne -- audio recordings, 2 tracks released on samplers
* 1993-04-15 -- Toad's Place, New Haven, CT -- audio bootleg
* 1993-04-29 -- Crest Theatre, Sacramento, CA -- audio bootleg
* 1993-05-16 -- The Abyss, Houston TX -- video bootleg
* 1993-07-02 -- Velvet, Rimini, Italy -- audio bootleg
1994
* 1994-07-07 -- Sonoria Festival, Milano, Italy -- video bootleg
* 1994-07-30 -- Grand Olympic Auditorium, LA -- pro audio live recording (released on Wilma's Rainbow EP)
* 1994-08-17 -- Philadelphia/Pittsburgh -- video bootleg
* 1994-08-24 -- Reading Festival -- audio bootleg
* 1994-10-08 -- Livid Festival -- audio bootleg
* 1994-10-28 -- Chain Reaction -- audio bootleg
* 1994-11-21 -- First Avenue, Minneapolis -- audio bootleg
* 1994-11-22 -- unknown location - audio bootleg
* 1994-12-16 -- New Brixton, CT -- bootleg CD "Live Biscuits"
* 1994-00-00 -- MTV 120 Minutes Live -- pro video recording (Biscuits For Smut)
* 1994-00-00 -- MTV John Steward Show -- pro video recording (Milktoast, Wilma's Rainbow)
1995
* 1995-02-11 -- The Globe Theater, Norwalk, CT -- audio bootleg
1997
* 1997-03-09 -- Kansas City -- video bootleg
* 1997-04-16 -- West Palm Beach -- video bootleg
* 1997-05-12 -- Elysee Montmartre, Paris --
* 1997-05-28 -- Modernes, Bremen, Germany -- pro video recording by VIVA TV (Wah Wah)
* 1997-06-13 -- Hultsfred Festival, Hultsfred, Sweden -- pro audio recording
* 1997-06-27 -- Massachusetts
* 1997-07-19 -- Cactus Club, San Jose, CA
* 1997-07-23 -- The Troubadour, Hollywood, CA
* 1997-07-27 -- Los Angeles
* 1997-09-13 -- Mississippi Nights
* 1997-09-30 -- Crowbar (State College, PA)
* 1997-10-03 -- Cambridge, Mass
* 1997-11-30 -- Live Music Hall, Cologne, Germany -- pro video recording by VIVA TV (Metalla)
2002
(as Gandhi)
2004
* 2004-10-24 -- Slim's, San Francisco
* 2004-10-28 -- Chain Reaction
* 2004-11-04 -- Grumpy's, Minneapolis
* 2004-11-05 -- Grumpy's, Minneapolis
* 2004-11-09 -- Grog Shop, Cleveland
* 2004-11-14 -- Bowery Ballroom, New York
* 2004-11-19 -- Lincoln Theatre, NC
* 2004-11-20 -- Cotton Club, Atlanta
* 2004-12-14 -- VIVA TV, Live at Sarah Kuttner (See You Dead) -- pro video recording by VIVA TV
* 2004-12-16 -- Amsterdam
* 2004-12-17 -- Paris
2005
* 2005-01-22 -- Westwood One -- audio bootleg
* 2005-02-23 -- Higher Ground, S. Burlington, Vermont -- audio bootleg
* 2005-06-04 -- Rock Am Ring, Nürburgring, Germany -- Pro video recording by WDR Rockpalast
* 2005-10-03 -- Falls Church -- video bootleg
2006
* 2006-00-00 -- Warped Tour - Bristow, VA
2007
* 2007-00-00 -- Live In Studio -- Pro video recording by Fuel TV
* 2007-11-11 -- JAXX Concert Hall And Night Club, Springfield, VA -- audio bootleg
Real Social Dynamics (RSD) is an international company founded in 2002 by two prominent members of the Seduction Community: Papa and Jeffy. The company's primary services are on teaching men seduction techniques.
Background
RSD is headquartered in Los Angeles, California. However, they have expanded their services to New York, London, Sydney, San Francisco and now Dubai. Programs are conducted in major English-speaking cities throughout North America, Europe and Australia, but also now in other languages. RSD offers DVD courses on how to pick up women as well as one-on-one training and boot camps. They employ 12 Executive Coaches at the core of their business. Each coach has been trained by professionals in the areas of lifestyles, dating, fashion, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Practitioners and voice training.
Training and Seminars
RSD conducts boot camps and super conferences on scheduled weekends in various locations including: The United States, Australia, Canada, the UK, Mexico, Costa Rica, South Africa and Dubai.
Videography
There are four training courses offered by Real Social Dynamics as part of their Superconference DVD Series. Each course contains six to twenty DVDs documenting their weekend boot camps.
Foundations
This is a how to system on naturally attracting women. This is the first course in their series and contains eight DVDs. The goals of this series include getting consistent results with women, and becoming a man of action.
Transformations
This series contains 12 discs and is designed to move a novice pick up artist to the intermediate level. The course teaches that by changing one's perception of reality, a man is able to move from overcoming approach anxiety to bringing a woman home the night he meets her. Instructors: Hoobie, Jeffy, Tyler, Ozzie and Tim.
The Jeffy Show
This series is hosted by Jeffy and contains six DVDs covering advanced dating strategies. The goal is to express raw animal magnetism for immediate success with women. Jeffy shares techniques on his out of control player methodology.
Blueprint Decoded
This is the largest collection in the series with 20 DVDs. It covers a four day bootcamp on advanced identity level change. They consider this to be their most advanced course on understanding dating, social dynamics and self actualization in existence.
In Pop Culture
* The movie Hitch is based on their personalities and dating advice services.
* Papa and Jeffy were prominent characters in Neil Strauss' The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists.
Background
RSD is headquartered in Los Angeles, California. However, they have expanded their services to New York, London, Sydney, San Francisco and now Dubai. Programs are conducted in major English-speaking cities throughout North America, Europe and Australia, but also now in other languages. RSD offers DVD courses on how to pick up women as well as one-on-one training and boot camps. They employ 12 Executive Coaches at the core of their business. Each coach has been trained by professionals in the areas of lifestyles, dating, fashion, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Practitioners and voice training.
Training and Seminars
RSD conducts boot camps and super conferences on scheduled weekends in various locations including: The United States, Australia, Canada, the UK, Mexico, Costa Rica, South Africa and Dubai.
Videography
There are four training courses offered by Real Social Dynamics as part of their Superconference DVD Series. Each course contains six to twenty DVDs documenting their weekend boot camps.
Foundations
This is a how to system on naturally attracting women. This is the first course in their series and contains eight DVDs. The goals of this series include getting consistent results with women, and becoming a man of action.
Transformations
This series contains 12 discs and is designed to move a novice pick up artist to the intermediate level. The course teaches that by changing one's perception of reality, a man is able to move from overcoming approach anxiety to bringing a woman home the night he meets her. Instructors: Hoobie, Jeffy, Tyler, Ozzie and Tim.
The Jeffy Show
This series is hosted by Jeffy and contains six DVDs covering advanced dating strategies. The goal is to express raw animal magnetism for immediate success with women. Jeffy shares techniques on his out of control player methodology.
Blueprint Decoded
This is the largest collection in the series with 20 DVDs. It covers a four day bootcamp on advanced identity level change. They consider this to be their most advanced course on understanding dating, social dynamics and self actualization in existence.
In Pop Culture
* The movie Hitch is based on their personalities and dating advice services.
* Papa and Jeffy were prominent characters in Neil Strauss' The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists.
Timothy Ahern is an American film and television actor who is most famous for his role in the soap opera One Life to Live as Senator Graham. Ahern is also an accomplished print model.
Film
*Kiss the Girls (1997)
*Air Time (1992)
Television
*Surviving Disaster
**"Iran Hostage Rescue" (2006) TV episode as Cyrus Vance
*Law & Order
**"Sheltered" (2003) TV episode as Borough Commander Clarke
**"Ramparts" (1999) TV episode as Kenneth Stratton
*Boston Public
**"Chapter Fifty-Six" (2003) TV episode as Général Allan Brook
*L.A. Law
**"Cold Cuts" (1994) TV episode
*Tales from the Crypt
**"Forever Ambergris" (1993) TV episode as Uncle Sally
**"Seance" (1992) TV episode as Detective
*Quantum Leap
**"Dreams - February 28, 1979" (1991) TV episode as Peter DeCaro
*FBI: The Untold Stories
**"Mary" (2020) TV episode
*Shattered Dreams (1990) (TV) as Kevin
Theatre
*Hearing Voices (1989)
Film
*Kiss the Girls (1997)
*Air Time (1992)
Television
*Surviving Disaster
**"Iran Hostage Rescue" (2006) TV episode as Cyrus Vance
*Law & Order
**"Sheltered" (2003) TV episode as Borough Commander Clarke
**"Ramparts" (1999) TV episode as Kenneth Stratton
*Boston Public
**"Chapter Fifty-Six" (2003) TV episode as Général Allan Brook
*L.A. Law
**"Cold Cuts" (1994) TV episode
*Tales from the Crypt
**"Forever Ambergris" (1993) TV episode as Uncle Sally
**"Seance" (1992) TV episode as Detective
*Quantum Leap
**"Dreams - February 28, 1979" (1991) TV episode as Peter DeCaro
*FBI: The Untold Stories
**"Mary" (2020) TV episode
*Shattered Dreams (1990) (TV) as Kevin
Theatre
*Hearing Voices (1989)