The lyrics for the .hack//SIGN OST 2 are up.

The North American release of the first volume of the .hack game has been delayed until 2003's February. A new manga drawn by the same artist and story done by the same story creator as .hack//DUSK, comes .hack//AI Buster. Not a lot of information is known about this and if it's linked to the main storyline of .hack or not. However, the first book is surprisingly already out and is still currently serialized in a monthly magazine called "The Sneaker". Lyrics for LIMINALITY's opening and closing theme are up, track listings for OST2, and as well as new music downloads: SIGN Opening karaoke version and LIMINALITY's opening, edge.

First announcement: After a long await, the .hack forum is up -- The World BBS. A big thanks to Deadfish for the PHP scripting help on the forum. Join the community and discuss any Project .hack discussions. Second: Sadly, the .hack//SIGN TV series is about to end. The episode list has been updated to list all 26 episodes. The last episode will air next week, September 25th. It has been a good season (not that there will be anymore coming though)... Thirdly: .hack vol.2 Maligant Mutation releases this week in Japan, September 19th. Game cover has been posted. Followed by the release of two soundtracks three days after.

There will soon be .hack//Trading Cards and a Trading Card Game available by Bandai near the end of September 2002. The tradings cards' individual packaging will consist of 14 cards in each pack featuring 7 cards of the .hack//SIGN animation and 7 of the trading card game .hack//. You may purchase a box package (¥ 6000 w/o tax) instead, that contains all 171 types (TCG 90 cards and TC 81 cards). FYI: Available in Japan only (and online).

The .hack//SIGN OST 2 and the .hack//Liminality OST has been added to the music page with images.

Release List on the right has been updated with the current list of upcoming releases.

The .hack//SIGN episode list has been updated.

There are two new wallpapers up for download: one of Subaru and another with most of the first volume .hack game characters.

The second .hack//SIGN OST 2 will be released this coming September 19th. It has been added to the music page.

Terms of use with the images on this site, quite important so please read. First off, thank you for reading. Considering some don't even care about the policy and just run off with it. Here it is: You may not use the images on this site for your own use of your own site, AT ALL, without permission. Not just asking, thinking I'd say yes. E-mail me and tell me the URL of the site you will use it for. Otherwise, if the images on this site are found elsewhere without permission, it would just simply be called stealing. I tend to not reply to image usage requests but I read over them and check nonetheless. Please give me credit where necessary. Enough said.

Who? ...are you? Known as Mahoro or Sayoko. Procrastinator. Does updates on sites when felt like it. Visit main domain here, secondary here. Why? ...do this? The mass media project thought up by these "guys" absolutely caught my attention and got me obessed with their project. I love .hack//SIGN as much as I love the game, as much as I love the comic but as much as the ova (though contains no action whatsoever!). There are plenty amounts of .hack//SIGN japanese sites out there (super popular, mind you). There WILL be plenty amounts of .hack//SIGN english fansites out too later on, but how rarely would there be a site out there about the whole .hack project itself (now, that is)?! SO! I planned and set out my goal~! So here it is now, presented to you with lots of anime, manga and gaming love! ^_- When? To be exact, May 6th, 2002 sometime very late at night. Why...? the name, you ask... .hackers (aka. DOT HACKERS) is actually the legend taken from the manga version. The original .hackers consisted of Kite and Blackrose. Shuugo and Rena take over the next generation. And I guess I take on the IRL generation. Why do I...? see boxes? If you see boxes floating all around the site, it means that your browser doesn't have a built in Japanese text. Which you may download, if you're using IE and it asked you a while back when you entered. Or Netscape, you may use NJstar Communicator. If you wish not to download neither, you can still navigate through the site without a problem. The japanese text is usually just the Japanese version/spelling of whatever that's beside it so it is not necessary to be able to read the Japanese.

The previous mp3s are now removed. Up by request, "The World" BGM is now up for download. Finally, the .hack timeline (aka. the history) has been completely translated. As well, a feedback form is available for easier communication for those who do not really prefer e-mail.