Ajang.com
South Korean animated series
Ajang.com (아장닷컴) is a 2001 South Korean animated series. It incorporated elements of the internet into its storyline, which was led by the titular baby character Ajang. The series' main character is based on the folk tale Baby Warrior Uturi (아기장수 우투리).
Plot
The human world and the spiritual world used to coexist, however, the development of civilization started separating the two further. During this phase, the Dimensional Stone, a key element of the spiritual world, is lost, creating a deeper rift between both worlds, as well as spirits entering the virtual world. Ajang, who was taking care of the Dimensional Stone that day, is tasked to embark on an adventure to recover it.
Characters
Ajang is a baby with superhuman poewrs, dressed up in armor of a general, who loves milk. He prefers the internet to physical exercise.
Nymph is based on Greek nymphs and is represented by a drop of water.
Dodori is a Korean creature.
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