In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 7-8 of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron Blooded Orphans.

This episode was nearly titled "the one with the cheese bones" and I expect all of you are going to prove your humble editor correct. In the meantime, get ready for soup, salad, and sexism as we meet the harem mafia and ask ourselves: is it really family if nobody's getting it wet? Plus:

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 5-6 of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron Blooded Orphans.

Good news, folks: Chris and Sibyl have taken the horrors of war up a notch with this episode, and it's only going to keep increasing from here. Come aboard for Mari Okada's Wild Ride once again and get ready. Space is the place that you can buy people... for now?

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss a bunch of random topics between the hosts who weren't indisposed, so you, the listener, have some fun content. Let us know how you like this one, hit us up at [email protected]. We listen. (I listen, anyway.)

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 3-4 of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron Blooded Orphans.

Content warning: high amounts of gun-to-head violence.

This week is a feast of politics and personages, as we expand the cast, begin namedropping folks who have been around for the whole ride, start arguments about when content is relevant or not, and close out for the week with some truly unhinged banter. It's a good time for all!

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This week, the holidays leave our editress with nothing to do and nobody to talk to, so she rambled into a mic about wonderful and terrible media from the year 2023. Don't worry, nothing of worth is spoiled within, and it's got a variety of neat topics to go over.

Also I forgot to mention that Furuhata Ninzaburou (a Japanese procedural that's incredibly Columbo-inspired) got a full english fan translation this year, which is also well worth looking into if that series is your jam. It's a good year for Columbo, there were incredibly sick blu-rays from Kino Lorber as well. And Void Stranger/Talos Principle 2. I forgot to shout out the best puzzle games of 2023 and now one of my off-network co-hosts is mad at me. See, this is exactly why I stopped myself at the 30 minute mark, I knew if I thought on it more I'd keep coming up with more and more cool 2023 media.

Thanks for the support and we'll see you again with more Gundam in 2024.

-Sibyl

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 1-2 of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron Blooded Orphans.

Content warning: child murder, child murderers (both varieties)

It's new season time! Much like the latest season of Fortnite, we're introducing you listeners to the Griffon family, except this time they have dumber names than "Peter" and "Meg", because this is Gundam, baby! The first full Gundam work we're going in-depth on on the network introduces us to themes of family, child soldiers, exploitation under capital, and the eternal question of any good Gundam series: can you trust people over 30?

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss the entirety of Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury, in an episode that was previously a patron-exclusive bonus.

Ryan from LST joins us this week for a post-series discussion of the past year's hit Gundam, Witch from Mercury, and where it let us down and won us over. Consider this previously-vaulted episode a nice prelude to our Iron Blooded Orphans discussion shortly! Welcome to season 8, all.

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Special Guest: Ryan Batie.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episode 25 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

It all returns to nothing with this, "Zero", and the close of the show's first season. Listen to Sibyl and Matt take a few guesses at what comes next as we close out with party games and video games.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 23-24 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Here we go, folks, the last good part of Code Geass S1. It is amazing how hype we are at the end of this knowing that we saved the worst for last. At least you can get some good fun out of the episode in the meantime!

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 21-22 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Content warnings: mind control-as-rape, massive on-camera gun violence, genocide, attempted genocide

Here we are folks, it's the big show! A comedy episode into a crisis episode and the finale begins kicking off as we come in for the landing on Code Geass S1. Get ready for thrills, spills, and kills while all of the hosts can't keep it in their pants amidst every type of fanservice imaginable, from summer skin to cool robots to every theme the show has dabbled in coming back at once.

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