File:Huge item demonoid bronze 01.png |-| Silver = File:Huge item demonoid silver 01.png |-| Gold = File:Huge item demonoid gold 01.png |-| Ruby = File:Huge item demonoid ruby 01.png |-| Diamond =
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| - File:Huge item demonoid bronze 01.png |-| Silver = File:Huge item demonoid silver 01.png |-| Gold = File:Huge item demonoid gold 01.png |-| Ruby = File:Huge item demonoid ruby 01.png |-| Diamond =
- Demonoid (デモノイド, Demonoido) is a race that appears in the series.
- Demonoid is a website and BitTorrent tracker that was originated by an individual known only by the pseudonym Deimos. The website indexes torrents uploaded by its members. It was the second largest and second most used public tracker for over a year, the 403rd most popularly ranked website in July 2007 according to Alexa, and had an estimated 3 million peers in September 2007. The site went off-line on November 9 2007 due to alleged legal threats from the Canadian Recording Industry Association. On April 11, 2008 the site was brought back on-line. A news announcement was posted on the homepage announcing that site had a new administrator due to the departure of Deimos, who reportedly left the position because of personal reasons.
- Demonoid is a torrent site that aims to be private. However, it being the biggest and most popular tracker out there next to The Pirate Bay, all you need to do to get in is ask a random non-FBI agent for an invite. In some cases, it'll give up and allow public registration, but then it will regain faith and restrict the registration to invites again.
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| - Demonoid is a torrent site that aims to be private. However, it being the biggest and most popular tracker out there next to The Pirate Bay, all you need to do to get in is ask a random non-FBI agent for an invite. In some cases, it'll give up and allow public registration, but then it will regain faith and restrict the registration to invites again. Demonoid runs on a custom tracker software coded by a former Microsoft employee, who was fired after he released one too many programs with ten too few bugs. This employee, after being hired by Apple, assisting a mentalist in creating iTunes, and developing a mental iDisease which rendered him unable to manage two things at once, passed it on to a man named Oscar Wilde (not to be confused with the famous author), who committed suicide ten years later because he was tired of being confused with the famous author. It's current management staff is unknown at the time of writing. The primary purpose of Demonoid is to provide free (as in beer) access to torrents, primarily for things The Man wants you to pay for. In most cases, these free versions of popular programs require special instructions to make them work, and/or will not work perfectly, but this is because of the tracker's original author's background with Microsoft.
- File:Huge item demonoid bronze 01.png |-| Silver = File:Huge item demonoid silver 01.png |-| Gold = File:Huge item demonoid gold 01.png |-| Ruby = File:Huge item demonoid ruby 01.png |-| Diamond =
- Demonoid (デモノイド, Demonoido) is a race that appears in the series.
- Demonoid is a website and BitTorrent tracker that was originated by an individual known only by the pseudonym Deimos. The website indexes torrents uploaded by its members. It was the second largest and second most used public tracker for over a year, the 403rd most popularly ranked website in July 2007 according to Alexa, and had an estimated 3 million peers in September 2007. The site went off-line on November 9 2007 due to alleged legal threats from the Canadian Recording Industry Association. On April 11, 2008 the site was brought back on-line. A news announcement was posted on the homepage announcing that site had a new administrator due to the departure of Deimos, who reportedly left the position because of personal reasons.
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