Death Note - Shimeji

Here is everything you need to know about the phenomenon of Death Note Shimeji, including how they work, the best characters to download, and how to manage the chaos before little L starts swinging your browser window across the screen. Originally, "Shimeji" refers to a type of Japanese desktop buddy application. These small, animated characters wander freely across your screen. They can walk, climb the edges of your monitor, duplicate themselves, throw other icons around, and even interact with your open windows.

Drop the downloaded .jar file into the "Shimeji-ee" folder. Right-click the system tray icon to select your character. Within seconds, your chosen character will drop down from the top of your screen. The Psychology of Desktop Chaos Why do we love these things? Death Note is a show about control, logic, and intense psychological warfare. The Shimeji is the antithesis of that. It is illogical. It is glitchy. It will grab the corner of your Excel spreadsheet and shake it violently for no reason. death note shimeji

Search for "L Shimeji" or "Ryuk Shimeji" on DeviantArt. Just remember: You are inviting the God of the New World onto your computer. Use the "Close All" feature wisely—because in the world of Shimeji, everyone dies eventually... or at least falls off the edge of the screen. Here is everything you need to know about