Birthday Episode! In honor of 25 years of life, Mary and Thomas go back through the last 25 years of anime, starting from the year they were born to present day. It really puts things into perspective! Getting old is weird...anime isn't.

Finally, FINALLY, the time has come for the coveted Kingdom Hearts episode!

Meet the original shoujo trash duo! With Thomas on hiatus this week, Mary and her friend Patty dive into their 12 years of friendship that is carved in anime and focus on a particularly impactful series in their lives that is airing this season!

To unwind after are crazy top 100 character episode, we go through a few of our least favorites. Everyone's got a character they love so they have to have a character they hate, right? Find out ours!

100 EPISODE SPECIAL! Hold on to your hats, this 3-hour episode is filled with anime power! Hear us go through our list of our favorite 100 anime characters! Did your favorites make it? Found out!

How many times have you seen a beach episode? Or a trip to the hot springs? How about a baseball game? We talk season finales and cliche anime episodes. Which ones are your favorites?

Season 1 of the Promised Neverland is over! What did you think? We'll tell you what we thought, as well as our thoughts on all the other great anime/manga we read this week. Chuunibyou anyone? How about a healthy helping of Full Moon? You want it, we got it!

FIRE!! We dig into the Promised Neverland. Not to sound like a broken record but we SO told you so! Also, with this season of anime being so hype, it's hard to even comprehend how next season might be better. Mary and Thomas go through Spring 2019's titles and realize, yeah, it could even get better from here.

With Thomas on Spring Break, Mary and a friend of the pod Ganon talk Dororo, Neverland, Inuyasha and a ton of manga trash on Anime Doubleplay's longest episode yet! Is Inuyasha trash? (eh) Is the Dororo OP trash? (NO). Listen to find out (in more detail)

This week we talk about all the hype around the Promised Neverland and its strange formula. How does having a female protagonist change the show and the genre?