Blerds Guide to the Galaxy

This episode we are joined by Leairis Cross: Cosplayer, Artist, and fellow Blerd. We talk about her favorite cosplays, our favorite cosplays, tips for first-time cosplayers, and her graphic novel: RAIN. We also dive into the latest trailer for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. With a lot to talk about, we still find ourselves getting distracted by: Maurice's Pot Pie, Disney's Racist Past, Finger Guns, and Black Panther 2 ice cream. Check out Leairis on Instagram at @leairis_artsy_stuff.

Double check your quirk, center your chakra, and power up beyond 9000 because this episode we are discussing our favorite music in anime. From openings, to closings, to full soundtracks, nothing is off limits. See if your favorite also makes our lists. Before that, we get a quick update on the mangas we are reading. We largely get distracted by the new Deadpool news, but also a possible reboot of The Mask and Homeboys in Outer Space. 

After a small break, we're back and bring some great news from Disney's annual D23 conference. All the cool (and not cool) news about upcoming projects from Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, and Marvel. But even with all this goodness, we still get distracted. Jedi masters, Brenden Fraser, ninja fights, and Starbucks Green Goblin pull us away from our main topic. The future looks bright for the big mouse.

This episode we look at videogames that we much better than they deserved to be. Whether it's the gameplay, or the graphics, or the premise, these games were very fun in the end despite not getting mainstream coverage. We also go  down a Power Rangers rip-off rabbit hole. There is a lot of news about Ezra Miller and the fate of WB shows, so we get very distracted by Batman siblings, Riverdale, and Ples getting fired from the podcast. Bring back Gladius!

We have been off for the last few weeks, so this episode we are going to focus on San Diego Comic Con. A lot of good nerd news came out of the largest fantasy, sci-fi, and comics Convention in the United States, and we hit the highlights. But with all of this goodness, we get distracted by Keanu Reeves, the Manga Clock Strikers, and James T. Kirk. Come for the dumpster fire that is DCEU, stay for the top-tier gold that is the future of the MCU. 

Apologies for Maurice's sound quality in advance. This episode we talk about Thor: Love and Thunder, the latest release from Marvel Studios in this episode. We give our impressions on movie and how it compares to the other Phase 4 movies. But before we get into that, we show our appreciation for the animated fan film: Legend: A Dragonball Tale. This animated short is a love letter to Dragonball Z and many animes from the 90s. The only distractions are a bit a MCU news, and us talking about pokemon. Are you worthy?

Everyone turn on your scouters, because this episode we are talking about the newest Dragonball Super movie: Dragonball Super: Super Hero! This movie finds the Z fighters facing off against Goku's old nemesis: The Red Ribbon Army. We chat about our favorite parts of the movie, and what this could mean for the franchise going forward. But we get distracted by Ezra Miller news, the new Madam Web movie, and the best Final Fantasy. We always take it over 9000.

We recorded this episode on Juneteenth, which also fell on Father's Day, and we had our good friend Brittany Dent back on the show. So of course we barely stay on topic. We focus our attention on the new projects from Avatar Studios, as well as the recently announced Game of Thrones sequel starring Jon Snow. But a few of the things that distract us include: Drake's New Album, DCEU's downward spiral, Apple TV, and the previously mentioned holidays of Juneteenth and Father's Day. Make to check out Brittany Dent on Instagram: @brittanydoescomedynow. 

Break out your googly eyes, because this episode we talk about the studio A24 movie 'Everything, Everywhere, All At Once'. We explain what we like about this movie, why, and why you should go see it (or see it again if you have not yet). Distractions come in the forms of The Thunderbolts, Never-Ending Story, and Digimon. Come on, get happy. 

This week we continue our journey down the path of Hanna-Barbera cartoons. We look at the cartoons produced by Hanna-Barbera Studios during the 90s. Join us in our nostalgia and relive some of your favorites. But sadly we get distracted by Living Single, James Bond Jr., Scott Summers' Open Marriage, Christina Ricci, and Jellystone. We will always remember the good times, Capitol Critters.