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Soy in Motion
ロボロボ (Roborobo) from the Animaker

PoyoPoyo GIF Animaker[1] (ぽよぽよGIFアニマカー, a question meaning: Bouncing GIF Anime?) is a web service that allows one to make bouncy or otherwise animated versions of their favorite soyjaks. Other images will be processed but more slowly.

The site is a joint venture between the Swedish and Croatian governments. The existence of this partnership has been contested, but by visual inspection, it becomes clear that something must be up. The letters before "GIF" are obviously in a different language than the ones after it.

Animations Reference
Text on Page Onomatopoeia Effect on 'Jak Location on Options Grid
ぴょこぴょこ Pyokopyoko Jumps up and down, deforming a bit as he lands Row 1, Column 1
きょろきょろ Kyorokyoro Simultaneously jumps and horizontally flips Row 1, Column 2
びょんびょん Byonbyon Gets taller and shorter while wobbling left to right Row 1, Column 3
うろうろ Urouro Runs from side to side, flipping horizontally Row 2, Column 1
ぽんぽん Ponpon Flips horizontally; much less dramatic bouncing Row 2, Column 2
とんとん Tonton Casually bounces in place Row 2, Column 3
くるりん Kururin Does the tumbleweed movement often shown in Westerns Row 3, Column 1
ぽゆんぽゆん Poyunpoyun Bounces from side to side Row 3, Column 2
ずんずん Zoomzoom Flips horizontally, getting closer to the viewer each time Row 3, Column 3
ぽいん Poin(g) Flies up far away, spins, then launches toward the viewer Row 4, Column 1
ふわふわ Fuwafuwa Fades in and out while approaching the viewer from each side Row 4, Column 2
ロボロボ Roborobo Does a PowerPointcore jagged dash across the screen, hitting the viewer halfway through Row 4, Column 3

Note that animated versions of Pointing Soyjak, despite usually having a PoyoPoyo watermark, were created using more than just this service because the service does not support animating only parts of images.

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