Naka Teleeli is a Let's Player who prefers to LP obscure games along with fan made games. He is joined most of the time by his close friend ElementalOgre for multiplayer games. Much chaos and fun follows. His Youtube page is right here and he also has a forum here. He also prefers to play as female characters for some reason. Both NakaTeleeli and ElementalOgre have been hired on as co-hosts for the podcast Moonhawk Studios Presents. In late 2011 Naka Teleeli created a new series based off of first impressions of recently acquired games, which has since been named Maiden Reactions, some episodes are done single-player and other episodes are done with ElementalOgre and his friends from the Moonhawk Studios Presents podcast.
Be Careful What You Wish For: Naka was hoping to find something at the beginning of episode 7 of his Minecraft LP. Come the end of Episode 8, he's found a dungeon and a mineshaft, is filled up with items... and is completely, utterly lost, far from home, and has so many good items on him now, dying means the entire trip has become POINTLESS.
NakaTeleeli: Maybe next time, we can... not... get completely lost in here- I just wanna go home!
Face Palm: Naka inserts an image of a double facepalm in Persona 4 episode 48, at about 7:00 in, as his reaction to Ogre's rather blatant brony reference.
"I wanted to go by the bookstore to see if they had the latest issue of 'My Little Chojin: Wrestling Is Magic!'"
*groan*
"Applesmack is going to face off against Warsmare and we're gonna see the Hayseed Bomb! It's gonna be AWESOME!"
*double groan with double facepalm*
Flat "What.": During Episode 66 of [[Persona4]], on Ogre's description of "Men in History":
Heroic Comedic Sociopath: In the New Super Mario Bros Wii playthrough, Ogre was stated from the beginning to be 'Murderous'. And boy, does he prove that on several occasions. Except when the level's killing everyone enough so that he really isn't needed.
NakaTeleeli: I really like the way everything's been going on the channel recently but... something just... feels like it's missing. And... I have no idea what.
Naka has gone on record and said that Ogre actually complements him very well in his L Ps and he doesn't feel like he's as good in the vids without him by his side.
The Homeward Journey: Minecraft: Journey Home is an extended one of these following the finale of the original Minecraft SurvivalLet's Play.
Hope Spot: In the first episode of Minecraft: Journey Home, after going through loads of jungle, waking up to a village in flames, and traveling quite far, Naka finally makes it back home...or does he?
The Ishmael: The unnamed friend that acts as the viewpoint character in his Minecraft series.
Screw This, I'm Outta Here: In Journey Home [35], Naka decides he has had enough of the Sky Island, especially with the strange entity trying to keep him occupied with various tasks. Unfortunately, said island is floating above the void and there's no visible land in sight. But the compass is pointing in a certain direction so he just builds a bridge in that direction. He eventually gets to solid ground again.
Happens again in the second episode of Escapecraft, after he gets nearly killed by the strange entity, apparently growing tired of him. He finds a loophole and gathers enough material to break out of where he is. Unfortunately, he could have incurred its wrath in the proccess [[Foreshadowing if the end of the video was any indication]]
Shout Out: The most recent example of their various Jo Jo's Bizarre Adventure shout outs is the 'Standsona' from the Persona 4 LP.
Shown His Work: Frequently in his L Ps. Most notable are the .//hack Quadgrillogy, where he splices in scenes from the related animes 'Liminality' and 'Sign', and Okami, where he points out the mythological references in the game. He likes to research the game and inform his watching audience of any related info to the scene while avoiding spoilers (minor ones get through but they don't reveal that much except little details).
Sir Swears-a-Lot: He's actually been raised to avert this trope, according to a response in part 3 of his Image Fight LP. That said, a few utterances of the word crap slipped out in the same video.