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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 1-2 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Content Warnings: all-around violence, suicide, racism, ethnic cleansing (those last two are basically just the entire season)

We're back! Chris is back! New series! Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion is a wild ride, and our two first-timers are shocked out the gate to learn "Wait, this is going this hard from episode one?" because, dear listeners, neither of us knew this was about fantasy racism and colonialism. We just knew there were mechs. Get ready to have a frank discussion about how uncomfortable it is to hear people referred to by in-universe slurs so casually from week to week, and be ready for the hammiest acting this side of a Resident Evil game, because CG seems to have tied a brick to the accelerator and leapt out of the vehicle.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss the Lupin III OVA, Fujiko's Lie.

Content warnings: child endangerment/kidnapping, a rather brutal car crash scene, many questionable uses of coercive/coerced sexuality, naked kid (PG), brutal gun violence, gaslighting

We wind down our (this?) Lupin III season with thus-far the final OVA in this cycle, Fujiko's Lie, and discuss how this is definitely a real mixed bag for most of our hosts (three guesses on who was still gung-ho), the production that followed, and where the Lupin series is at, before announcing our next season debuting in April: Code Geass S1! Come back and join us for a wild time, won't you?

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss the Lupin III OVA, Goemon's Blood Spray.

Content warnings: ultraviolence, one particularly brutal car crash, decapitation, gnarly lovingly-rendered injuries, weed

We continue our tour of the trio with a Goemon-centric OVA all about lumberjacks who heal abnormally fast, weeb culture a-go-go, copious weed usage, and no, I'm NOT just writing down a plot summary of Logan here! Come with us for what I would wager is probably the goriest Lupin has ever been.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss the Lupin the III OVA, Jigen's Gravestone.

Content warnings: on-camera gun violence aplenty (and some gnarly wounds from the aforementioned), sexual menace, uncomfortably detailed eye-touching, and mechanical drill-appendages

Surprise! There's more this season, as we cover the trio of OVAs that followed Fujiko Mine. Matt was unable to attend this week's recording but we do have a quote from him here: "What the fuck?!" It seems he, too, was a little put off by the Big Daddy glass coffin scene. The thrills are higher and the lows are lower starting this week, but do come along for a jaunt on the wild side!

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 11-13 of The Woman Called Fujiko Mine.

** Content warnings: child abuse (everything to do with it), branding/burning alive, holy shit so much gun violence, identity death, child brides?, suicide, gaslighting (EX), extended feet stuff, "problematic queer representation"**

Merry Christmas! We decided that we should save this episode for the most holiday spirit imaginable and ask you: what if a gang of anime thieves teamed up to kick Tiny Tim's teeth in at the end for having such miserable vibes? Welcome to the finale of The Woman Called Fujiko Mine, everyone. God bless all of us who aren't locked-in.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 9-10 of The Woman Called Fujiko Mine.

Content warnings: weird rituals with a kid, literal objectification, suicidal ideation, suicide, animal testing, HUMAN testing, and questionable mouth stuff with a snake

This week: technically every character is in an episode now! And just in time for the show to get fucking weird for the rest of its run. Did you think it was psychedelic before? Wait until we start having full-on drug trip episodes.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 7-8 of The Woman Called Fujiko Mine.

Content warnings: Thermonuclear war, Alive Kennedys, burning alive, sexual assault

This week, our hosts cover a potential end of a potential world, then get very metaphysical and begin unwrapping the show's main story arc! We're almost to the point where you'll get the entire cast in one episode! But not yet. This is still disc one.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 5-6 of The Woman Called Fujiko Mine.

Content warnings: Scorpions, sexual assault/deception

This week, our hosts cover some good old-fashioned grave robbing, complete with booby traps, betrayals, and of course: ironic losses. Then we take a quick trip back to yuri-town for an episode at an all-girls' school, and somehow Lupin is the most noble man on campus by the end of the whole caper. It's a week for surprises here on Boku no Stop!

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 3-4 of The Woman Called Fujiko Mine.

Content warnings: Sexual assault/harassment, child endangerment, royals

This week, we just take a huge dive off a short pier into the deep end because we're doing some Advanced-Level Anime, with discussions of just what the line is between "femme fatale" and "abused damsel", how hard a samurai needs to be, and some Cliffs Notes on classical opera.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 1-2 of The Woman Called Fujiko Mine.

Content Warnings: drugs, drugged sex, sexual assault, cults, murder/beheading, suicide, alcoholism, and a whoooooooole lotta sex

New host! New show! We're covering Lupin III prequel/spinoff The Woman Called Fujiko Mine, and it turns out less of the hosts had seen it prior than expected, leading to a lot of surprises! Come along for the least family-friendly installment in the series at the whims of a killer team of artists and designers doing their own thing in this swinging 60s trip.

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