Lots of movie news! We talk about The Maxx adaptation, Disney+, Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake, and more. Some video game news includes a new Symphogear smartphone game, SFV: Champion Edition, ArcReco, and Guilt Gear Strive.  In anime we got some Winter hype including Arte, Pet, and much more!

Episode 226: Here it is. Anime Summit's Review of Akira. Joining us is one of Som's best friends and film addict, JP.  We go through the film and talk about its many achievements while also discussing some of its developing process.  We try to break down the themes of greed, corruption, spirituality, and many other wonders this amazing and timeless classic gave us.  

Episode 225: Second batch of Fall 1st Impressions! In this episode we talk about SAO: Alicization War of The Underworld, Cautious Hero, Assassins Pride, Beastars, After School Dice Club, Didnt I say to make my abilities average in the next life?, Stars Align, Ascendence of a Bookworm, and Blade of the Immortal.

Today on the news we talk about Blizzards upcoming titles some more, Into the Spiderverse Hype, new Guilty Gear trailer, and more. For Anime we talk about some 2020 anime and 2021 anime hype, Dengeki Bunkos new cross over mobile game, and a history report on Anime cutscenes in games.

Episode 224: Fall is here and a couple of weeks in and we are ready to give our first impressions of the first batch of shows. In this episode we talk about My Hero Academia S4, Food Wars 4th Plate, ORESUKI Are you the only one who loves me?, No Guns Life, Kemono Michi: Rise Up, CHOYOYU!: High School Prodigies Have It Easy Even in Another World!, Ahiru No Sora, and Babylon.

We are in November! Fall season has started so there is not too much hype but we do have big news from Blizzcon and we also talk about a teaser for Into The Spiderverse 2 and also the Academy awards changing rules to allow more anime films to be submitted for nominations. At the end Som talks about Blizzard apologizing for their reaction to Blitzchung.  

Episode 223: For the first anime of 2014, in our Decade Spotlight, we review Ping Pong The Animation.  Directed by Masaaki Yuasa and based on the manga from the 90's by Taiyou Matsumoto.  A great visual spectacle and character driven story arc told with the setting of Ping Pong.