The Nandemo Jikkyō(Anything Live Commentary) (Jupiter) (なんでも実況(ジュピター)) board, also called Nandemo J (なんでも実況J) or NanJ (なんJ), is one of the original four 2channel live commentary boards, established on October 21, 2004, next to the /livesaturn/, /livevenus/, and /liveuranus/ boards.

It was mostly notable after the /livebase/ migration in 2013, turning into a fast-paced general discussion board, rivaling /news4vip/ and /poverty/. However, /livejupiter/ went down in 2022, users fled to /livegalileo/, and the board hasn't exactly been the same.

Back in 2004, /livesaturn/ and /livevenus/ was set up on May 11, /liveuranus/ on October 1, then /livejupiter/ was came on October 21. It did see some activity, but most of these users settled at /liveuranus/. Then on December 29, 2005, some /news4vip/ users fled to /livejupiter/ and the default name was set to “Nameless as the Wind Blows” (風吹けば名無し) as they joked that the wind would decide their new name.

On May 11, 2009, /livebase/ saw heavy board regulations as non-baseball threads cluttered the board, which caused users to flock to /livejupiter/ on May 13, 2009 and remain for the rest of the 2009 NPB season. Despite the season ending and /livebase/ undoing these changes around June 2010, /livejupiter/ would remain occupied and became a general discussion board in the offseason.

The board would continue to keep this momentum, despite the website coming under new management, the sitewide reprinting ban causing the default name to be changed on March 3, 2014 but was reverted, and 2channel rebranding to 5channel. It eventually reached a point where /livejupiter/ had dethroned /news4vip/ as the most popular board by 2015 and it seemed like it would stay this way for many years to come.

In 2022, a hardware failure took /livejuputer/ offline around March 21–23, so the users fled to /livegalileo/ and never looked back since /livejupiter/ was entering a decline and the 2022 NPB season was starting up, leaving Matome Site conflicts and VTuber commentary. In 2023, a server failure took /livegalileo/ offline around March 13–23 during the 2023 WBC, but people moved back or sought alternatives.

The Mouko(Ferocious Tiger) dialect (猛虎弁, Mōko-ben) is a fake Kansai dialect that was adopted by Hanshin Tigers fans, but opposing teams would mock this and it somehow caught on. It later became known as the NanJ language (なんJ語, Nanjeigo) and there were brief campaigns about using it to confuse Matome Blog readers, but the board has since been depopulated. Most of this information is useless knowledge now.

• 33–4 - The infamous score of the 2005 Japan Series where the Marines defeated the Tigers, since their offense shut down and they forgot how to manage a bullpen. Accompanied with a *ding*.
  • “Why?! Hanshin isn't even related!” (なんでや！阪神関係ないやろ！) / Nahankanna (な阪関無) - It's an old joke, especially after the 2023 Japan Series, that got spammed everywhere.
• Akan (アカン) - Roughly: 'damn' or 'no good'. It's from a 2009 Sankei Sports interview with Tigers manager Akinobu Okada,¹⁾ commenting on the collegiate–professional exhibition match.
• Haradei (ハラデイ) - Slang for 'post it' (貼らで, harade) and a pun on Halladay (ハラデイ, Haradei).
  • Harandeii (ハランデイイ) - Slang for 'don't post it' (貼らないで, haranai de).
• -niki (○○ニキ) / -neki (○○ネキ) - Honorifics, short for 'aniki' (兄貴) and 'aneki' (姉貴) respectively. A few examples include 'Debuniki' for Nozomi Tōjō, 'Puniki', and the derogatory 'Yaniki'.²⁾
• “Oh, a J user?” (お、Jか?) - A shorter way of saying “Oh, are you a NanJ user?” (なんJ民か?).
• Passionate Hand-Flipping (熱い手のひら返し) - This describes the average sports fan's state of mind when they flip between furious criticism and enthusiastic phrase in a matter of seconds.
• “Shit stadium's the best!” (うーんこの球場最高や！) - The humorous typo of Norihiro Nakamura's remarks on the Tokyo Dome in 2010,³⁾ because 'unko' (うーんこ) ≠ 'un, kono' (うーん、この).
• “Terui-kun! I've been listening to Renai Circulation a lot too!!” (照井君！ワイも恋愛サーキュレーション聴きまくってるで！！) / Teruwarenki (照ワ恋聴) - A tripcode user talked about his earworm for this Bakemonogatari opening and accidentally doxed himself with an iTunes screenshot.⁴⁾
• “What the hell is this guy talking about?” (なにいってだこいつ) - Somebody forgot to type the 'n' (ん) in 'itten' (いってん)⁵⁾ and it somehow managed to catch on.
• “X is the best! We never needed Y in the first place!” (○○最高や！××なんて最初からいらんかったんや！) - In the 2006 NPB Draft, the Giants took Naomichi Donoue, so the Tigers took Masashi Nohara. The result? Donoue retired in 2023, while Nohara retired in 2013.
  • “Yeah, we took him!” (ええの獲ったわ！) - In the 2008 NPB Draft, the Tigers took Hsiao I-chieh, and hoped that they could trade him for Daisuke Miura. This evidently did not work.
• Wai (ワイ) - First-person pronoun, actually used in the Kansai region.
  • Wao (ワオ) - A typo of 'Wai' (ワイ). Alternatively, the Japanese translation for 'wow'.

• The default name, “Nameless as the Wind Blows” (風吹けば名無し, Kaze Fukeba Nanashi), was first established in December 30, 2005⁶⁾ as the /news4vip/ users joked about letting the wind decide.

• 2ch /hangul/ (HanJ)
• Gaijiinu
• HaseKara (Koushinism)
• Winnie the Pooh's Home Run Derby (Puniki)
• Yakiu no Onii-chan

• Anything Live (Jupiter) - The front page of 2channel's /livejupiter/ board.
• Anything Live J on Niconico Encyclopedia
• Anything Live J Board on 2channel's Wiki
• Anything Live J Board on Japanese Wikipedia

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