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Bringing a different take on catching 'em all, its the second entry into the magical girl tournament arc: Cardcaptor Sakura! We talk obvious gays, kingdom hearts, the Osaka accent, good outfits and American girl dolls, for like way too long.
Entering the ring once more, our two detectives must begin their third Tournament Arc discovering the mysteries of the Magical Girl genre, starting with Sailor Moon. This episode we talk about Magical girl transformations, body horror monsters, evil twinks and umino disrespect zone
We are joined on the pod by friend of the show and Anime Judge Dredd Henry Terry to talk about meeting people at the mall, our favorite side characters and what Holden has learned so far.
Pop some bottles baby! We made it to 50! Half way to proving we are serious about this dumb show we do. In this episode we wade through even more filler. Lament the amount of Minetta in the show, talk about what we would like to see from filler and witness the glory of All Might's villain arc.
This one's a bit of a mess folks. Audio issues, netflix at their old shit, problematic cold open, cloning problems, half a tsu episode, so much fucking filler in episodes that aren't "filler" but worry not, our detectives get through and are going to ace this test.
In this episode Holden and Lexi discover how good filler can be....and we will see how bad dragging out length of arcs for lack of content can be.
Our two detectives finally escape Villain Alley. Topics discussed: Gacha games, iida learns his lesson and deku does not, Endeavor KILLS PEOPLE, Hero Killer Stain explains his ideology, who gets to do violence, radicalizing children through youtube, and cool crime guys.
In the grim darkness of the anime future Lexi and Holden must discuss 90's comics aesthetics, why is Manual a pro hero, Jean fashion, bad hero gimmicks, bad episode titles, and blood types.
The detectives are back on the case and back on the MHA beat! We're talking snacks, hero names, internships, how heroing works, old old men, and quests for vengeance. Listener, it's good to be back.
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