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[[File:Eddy com cn en.png|thumb|220x220px|English version of eddy.com.cn homepage.]]
{{Infobox Website
 
|title = Eddy.com.cn
Eddy.com.cn is a Chinese website that contained a few [[screamers]], including classic ones such as [[Kikia]] and [[Zoeken]]. These [[screamers]] were very popular among the Chinese during these early times. It also provided horror films such as ''The Ring, ''but it was closed later due to regulations. Also, it has some funny videos along with the [[screamers]]. One interesting thing about this website is that it has both Chinese and English versions, for the website itself and the [[screamers]].
|image = Eddy.png
|quote = The website itself.
|maker = Unknown
|type = Website
|registered in = 2000
|written in = HTML5, Javascript
|status = Offline (2020)
}}
'''Eddy.com.cn''' was a [[website]] that emerged during the early days of the internet in China. The site was notable for its collection of [[screamers]], which were wildly popular among Chinese users at the time. It was believed to be named after the character Eddy from the cartoon ''[[wikipedia:Ed,_Edd_n_Eddy|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]''.  


The website's collection of [[screamers]] included the classic screamer, [[Kikia]], and another popular screamer called [[Zoeken]]. In addition to the screamers, the website also provided horror films, including [[wikipedia:The Ring|The Ring]], and funny videos. One unique aspect of the website was that it had both Chinese and English versions, making its content accessible to users from all over the world. However, due to government regulations, the website was eventually shut down. Despite its controversial nature, Eddy.com.cn remains a significant part of China's internet history, showcasing the internet's ability to share and create entertaining and terrifying content.
== Links ==
== Links ==
<u>NOTE</u>: The following website contains lots of [[screamer|screamers]]!
<u>NOTE</u>: The following website contain lots of [[screamers]]!
 
=== Chinese Version ===
=== '''Chinese Version''' ===
* eddy.com.cn
* '''eddy.com.cn'''
* '''Screamer list:''' eddy.com.cn/rc/index.html
* '''eddy.com.cn/rc/index.html (Screamer list)'''
=== English Version ===
* eddy.com.cn/en
* '''Screamer list:''' eddy.com.cn/en/rc


=== '''English Version''' ===
* '''eddy.com.cn/en'''
* '''eddy.com.cn/en/rc/ (Screamer list)'''
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Latest revision as of 03:44, 6 May 2023

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Eddy.com.cn was a website that emerged during the early days of the internet in China. The site was notable for its collection of screamers, which were wildly popular among Chinese users at the time. It was believed to be named after the character Eddy from the cartoon Ed, Edd n Eddy.

The website's collection of screamers included the classic screamer, Kikia, and another popular screamer called Zoeken. In addition to the screamers, the website also provided horror films, including The Ring, and funny videos. One unique aspect of the website was that it had both Chinese and English versions, making its content accessible to users from all over the world. However, due to government regulations, the website was eventually shut down. Despite its controversial nature, Eddy.com.cn remains a significant part of China's internet history, showcasing the internet's ability to share and create entertaining and terrifying content.

Links

NOTE: The following website contain lots of screamers!

Chinese Version

  • eddy.com.cn
  • Screamer list: eddy.com.cn/rc/index.html

English Version

  • eddy.com.cn/en
  • Screamer list: eddy.com.cn/en/rc

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