In this week's episode, the boys discuss why they read manga more than watch anime! They also give their opinions on if One Piece will end anytime soon. We hope you enjoy the episode and let us know if you think One Piece is almost over or if it still has a ways to go.

This week Maui and Bambi have an open discussion about a slew of topics ranging from VR to Anime. Humans have achieved so much already it will be interesting to see what the future holds!

Last week the boys went through some scenarios that Waffles' came up with so for this week they decided to discuss some headcanons they've been thinking about lately. Sometimes when we watch a show or read a book we come up with alternative scenarios or possibilities. Well, those are technically headcanons since there's no real evidence for that scenario and it lives in your head! 

In this week's episode Waffles comes in with a well-thought-out situation for Maui. Maui puts himself in this hypothetical situation and tries to progress through any challenges with the information Waffles feeds him based on his answers. In a way, it's a little role-playing or DnD type of episode and we hope all the listeners can think through the decisions they would make in this scenario!

Maui recently got back from a family wedding. The boys talk about weddings and the different personalities within a family. It's even interesting to see how two siblings that grew up together in the same environment can be so different from one another. 

In this week's episode, the boys talk about how art influences us on a daily basis. Series like Harry Potter have such strong fan bases that take every aspect of Harry Potter so seriously. It's interesting that something entirely made up can hold so much weight in how one carries out their life. At the same time picking a certain starter, Pokemon can tell a lot about one's personality. So in the end art reflects life and life reflects art.

It's been a while, hasn't it?! We hope all our listeners have been well. In this week's episode, the boys talk about feeling like the black sheep of their family. They get into how this has made them more quiet and observant over the years. The conversation bounces across a few different topics, but we hope y'all enjoy the episode. 

In this week's episode, Bambi talks about how living in the same area all his life has made him tired of the comfort zone. Being in a new area allows someone to be independent and gives them a fresh start. On top of that, the world is enormous, and it would be incredible to learn about different cultures. We hope everyone tries to get out of their comfort zone even if it is little things in everyday life. 

Recently Maui has been reading the manga: Tokyo Revengers. While reading, he related to the characters and put himself in their shoes. Looking back on this series, Maui realizes how much he learned about life and himself as the series progressed. It is interesting how anime and manga can teach us many things yet society views anime as childish.

With the first week of 2022 behind us, the boys dive into how they want to grow and what they want to achieve for the remainder of the year. Many people come up with resolutions or set goals for the new year, but there is always a proper way to go about things and an improper way. We hope this episode gives our listeners some insights into tackling goals.