Episode 536: Another joint effort joining the Plummet to do an Anime draft on a website coded by Kai clear/sweet. With video! Please vote on who had the best draft with the link below!

https://anime-draft-lime.vercel.app/lobby/34/vote

Episode 535: The 30th Anniversary for Gundam Wing is this year and we need to end this year with one more anime review. We look into the 1995 and 1997 gundam classics: Gundam Wing and Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz. Do these still hold up for Toonamillenials? Or is it all just nostalgia?

Episode 534: This week Dannie and Som share some of the ways you can shop for your weeb friends for the holidays!

Episode 533: This week the bitches have returned as Jedi and Sith Lord to bring you the latest from Disney+: Star Wars Visions 3. With the return from many of the directors and studios from the first Volume of Star Wars Visions, we get some new stories and a few sequels to shorts we saw previously.

Episode 532: This week Som is joined by Earthworm and Matt from The Anime Brothers Podcast to just hang out and shoot the poop. We talk about Pokemon cards, Digimon, board games, anime, and more!

Episode 531: This week the bitches are joined by Kaiclearandsweet once again to review the latest in the Netflix Castlevania Netflix series, the second season of Castlevania Nocturne. Alucard has now joined the ranks to stop the coming of Sekhmet and hes also hot.

Episode 530: This week we are joined by the one and only King to share some 1st impressions of Fall anime. It seems this season is a little light compared to this past year. What do you think?

Episode 529: This week we take a look at one of Satoshi Kon's last works: Paranoia Agent. His only TV series that explores the intricacies of how human nature deals with the negative realities of life.

Episode 528: Dannie and Nick are joined by Mike and Kai to talk about the best creatures of the night from Anime. Good thing Som wasnt on it because she would just pick the ones she'd bone. Which is all of them.

EX: For this EX edition some of the Summit Network Manga Club regulars review the recent adaptation of one of their top mangas: The Summer Hikaru Died.