Bakacast

On this episode of Bakacast, we finally wrap up of the remains of the summer season. Which means I finally get to release the full force of my wrath against Gatchaman Insight. If you've been waiting for one of my old-fashioned impassioned rants, this is the episode for you. Also, we finally have some listener questions to answer! From Mark! Which means they take up over half the episode! It's so nostalgic.

Also, here's FathomlessBlue's writeup on Gatchaman Crowds Insight, which you should probably read.

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On this episode of Bakacast, we finish off most of the series that aired this season. And just like the season as a whole, the ratings for this week are another mixed bag. Next week, we'll be catching up on the last episodes of Gatchaman and Saint Seiya: Soul of Gold to see if they ended on high notes.

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I'm making this post right before I'm about to help my mother shovel dead cactus limbs into a garbage can, because that's the sort of thing you do in Arizona. So forgive me for being prickly, but I'm gonna have to cut this particular commentary short. To be fair to me, all you really need to know is that Ranpo Kitan got even weirder by the end, Shimoneta is still...Shimoneta, and the Psycho-Pass movie will help you forget that season two even existed.

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Well, Flag is finally done, and I hope those who followed along with us enjoyed it as much as we did. Especially since there's not a whole lot else this season to be particularly stoked about. One of these days, Dragon Ball will become interesting.

One of these days.

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Well, this week was...suboptimal. Durarara and Flag continue to be solid, but Arslan, Ushio, Gatchaman and God Eater all ended up being disappointing in some form or another. To be fair to Arslan, though, at least it ain't Gatchaman.

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I'm finally caught up on editing Bakacast episodes. Hooray for me! Now to spend the rest of my life playing Phantom Pain. Goodbye, world. My PC is my home now.

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On this episode of Bakacast, Dragon Ball bores us, Durarara narrowly avoids sending me on a grief-induced rampage, Shimoneta continues beating a long-dead horse, and God Eater goes full grim-dark.

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Hello, everyone! I'm sick! Not, like, in a perverted sense (though that's probably accurate), but a "where is all this mucus coming from" sense. If the next episode of the podcast doesn't get uploaded shortly after this one, I've probably drowned in a sea of my own sinus drainage. If that comes to pass, please tell Larry I loved him.

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Hello, listeners. Have you ever wondered which mythical creature Luke and I would most want to have sex/enter a committed relationship with? Well today's your lucky day, because we review Monster Musume. And...we're actually fairly positive about it. After that, it's time for a two-hour marathon as we get through the ridiculous amount of shows that aired while I was on vacation. I am truly sorry.

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By the time you're reading this, I will already be on my vacation, far away from anime. How is this possible? Through the power of delayed publishing. God bless you, software developers. In any case, Dragon Ball Super reminds us that some characters should just be forgotten about (and that the English dub is way better), Ranpo Kitan completely fails at the "mystery" part of a murder mystery, Shimoneta ends with an exciting twist, Gatchaman Crowds ends with an infuriating twist, and God Eater moves so slowly that it forces Aaron and me to come up with ludicrous theories to keep ourselves entertained.

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