Isle of Shikotan Flag

The Isle of Shikotan is in that twilight zone of nations in dispute like Palestine, Swian's Island, Northern Cyprus, and Transnistria.  To be a nation, or not to be a nation- that is the question.  A quote from England echoed to the Isle of Man, back upon the isles of Japan is the island of Shikotan.  The only Japanese place to rhyme with Man.  Most Japanese islands have to end in Shima.

Perhaps a trade is in order?  A deal can be made?  Maybe a small speck in the warm waters of the Pacific and be traded for a small speck in the Arctic Circle?  Maybe there is room for Japan to join the Arctic Ocean Club?  Maybe there is room for Russia in the deep blue warm pacific? Also note, Shikotan and the Habomai Islands were promised to be returned in the event of a final version of a peace treaty between Russia and Japan.

Nonetheless the flag for the Island of Shitokan is based upon the Isle of Man.  Likewise the balance of powers is felt on this island.  Instead of the powers of Ireland, Scotland, and England, Shikotan is balanced between the powers of Japan, Russia, and United States. However it is Japanese medieval knight armour that dominates the design. Those extra long teeth in the sandals are great for walking and fighting in the mud.

Isle of Lavan Flag

The Isle of Lavan flag is for a certain island in Persia.  The three legs make good sense since Persia is in between the three worlds of Western Asia: Arabia, India, and Greater Turkey.  The green slipper represents Arabs, the red slipper represents India, and the yellow slipper represents Turks. 

Isle of Iron Man Flag

The Isle of Iron Man is an American echo of the spirit from the Isle of Man.  Like the Isle of Man Iron Man it shows a human form covered in an iron suit. But the suit for Iron Man is completely imaginary.  Yet in the near future such magical types of 'armour' will certainly be created.

Isle of Saipan Flag

Just as the Isle of Man is an overlooked part of the UK, the Isle of Saipan is an overlooked part of the United States.  Just north of Guam, Saipan is a part of the North Mariana Islands.  Siapanians are as much American as are Manians of the Isle are Brits.  So it seems fitting that similarly styled flags should united the lofty islands from one end of the Earth unto the other.

As was written by the fates and spirits of the Atlantic and Pacific, the youth of these isles are compelled to learn and speak of Shakespeare.  As English was the chosen tongue so it is the collective will of the Anglo-Oriented World that youth must bend their ears to this dead ghost upon the command of community will.  Nay they should learn of the poetic voices of Japan, China, Spain, France, or Korea.  It's a funny connection that language has.

The three legs represent the native Chamorro and the three nations that have set foot and left their mark on these islands: Japan, Spain, and the United States. 

Saipan is so off the radar that this spellcheck does not recognize it as a word!

Fun Isle of Arran Flag, Isle of Man Inspired Flag

The fun Isle of Arran flag is based upon the flag for the Isle of Man.  Fate has it too that the Isle of Arran is north of Ilse of Man and once was previously united as the Kingdom of Isles. 

Isle of Pac-Man, Digital Pac-Man Avatar

The Isle of Pac-Man Flag for the avatar that most of humanity controlled has a flag.  The flag is based upon the Isle of Man which has three legs and pixel type script.

Isle of Puck-Man, aka the original Pac-Man

The Isle of Puck-Man flag takes the original Pac-Man, Puck-Man, and puts him in an Isle of Man echo.