HAR-MV
HARfOLD
YameTEH Kudasai
PULIDOn't Look Up
JEROhm
400
Artist: Meghan Trianor
Released Date: June 2014
All About the Bass
400
This traditional Japanese craft, which literally translates to “folding paper,” turns a single sheet into birds, flowers, and animals — all without a single cut or drop of glue.
Origami
400
This traditional Japanese garment, often worn during festivals or ceremonies, is wrapped left over right and secured with an obi sash.
Kimono
400
A young Chinese woman disguises herself as a man to take her ailing father’s place in the army, bravely fighting to protect her country and bring honor to her family.
Lea Salonga (Mulan)
400
This type of circuit allows electric current to follow only one path.
Series Circuit
800
Artist: Chris Brown
Release Date: June 2011
Next To You
800
In this popular card game, “folding” doesn’t mean making origami — it means giving up your hand and sitting out the rest of the round.
Poker
800
This Japanese word describes people obsessed with anime, games, or pop culture — sometimes used playfully, sometimes critically.
Otaku
800
A quirky teenage girl in the 1980s accidentally reanimates a Victorian corpse during a lightning storm, and together they embark on a darkly comic quest for love, life, and a killer makeover.
Liza Soberano (Lisa Frankenstein)
800
This process involves a heavy nucleus splitting into smaller nuclei, releasing energy.
Nuclear Fission
1200
Artist: Eminem
Release Date: June 2010
Love The Way You Lie
1200
Legend has it that folding one thousand of these can bring you good health, long life, or even grant your deepest wish — a story made famous by Sadako Sasaki.
Paper Cranes
1200
Literally meaning “death god,” this figure appears in Japanese stories to invite humans toward death or oversee their passing.
Shinigami
1200
A dark satire about beauty, wealth, and power. A model couple joins a luxury cruise for the ultra-rich, but when the yacht sinks, survivors are stranded on an island. There, a cleaning lady becomes the leader, flipping the social hierarchy and exposing how fragile class and privilege really are.
Dolly de Leon (Triangle of Sadness)
1200
When light passes through a prism, it separates into colors due to this process.
Dispersion
1600
Artist: Katy Perry
Release Date: April 2017
Bon Apetit
1600
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In literature and religion, the metaphor of “keeping the fold” often refers to tending a group of followers — a symbolic nod to these gentle animals.
Sheep
1600
In this centuries-old Japanese art, male actors portray both male and female roles on a rotating stage, often accompanied by live shamisen music.
Kabuki
1600
A group of college friends discover a mysterious deck of tarot cards and break the rule of never using someone else’s deck. Their readings soon come true in deadly ways as each is hunted by terrifying embodiments of the tarot cards they drew.
Jacobs Batolan (Tarot)
1600
This scientist discovered the relationship between electricity and magnetism, forming the basis of electromagnetism.
James Clerk Maxwell
2000
Artist: Maroon 5
Release Date: January 2015
Sugar
2000
To fold correctly, bakers often use this flexible tool to scrape the sides of a bowl, slice through batter, and gently lift from the bottom in a smooth motion.
Rubber Spatula
2000
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Embodying both discipline and rebellion, this all-female Japanese performance group celebrates individuality while wearing traditional "school uniforms" and dancing with unrestrained passion.
Atarashii Gakko!
2000
A fashion designer suffering from mysterious ailments turns to a Filipino caregiver who claims to have healing powers, but their relationship takes a dark turn as sinister secrets and revenge are revealed.
Chia Fonacier (Nocebo)
2000
This effect explains why a siren sounds higher in pitch as it approaches and lower as it moves away.
Doppler Effect