We conclude our conversation on Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro and get into why we have so much more sympathy for the vigilante hero than the rogue cop.

The West Wing is a grounded political drama and Final Fantasy farcical adventures, but we see so much of President Josiah Bartlett in our Warriors of Light. Allow us to explain.Everything is Final Fantasy: Josiah Bartlett

NOTE: This episode was uploaded incorrectly with the wrong title. This is the correct version. I will delete the old one and get them all in order soon.

On this episode, we leave Tantalus... and Blank... in the Evil Forest, Zidane & Steiner act like fighting parents over Vivi, and Princess Garnet takes a step of agency in renaming herself Dagger.

NOTE: This episode was accidentally skipped during posting. It is the THIRD FFIX episode and goes between "I Want to be Your Canary!" and "A Dagger by Any Other Name"

FFIX gives us a twist on the classic Final Fantasy promise as Zidane promises to kidnap Garnet then later promises Vivi that he will rescue her.

Dogs and cats and chocobos, oh my! Here are our picks for the most lovable and steadfast pet companions in the Final Fantasy multiverse.

We continue with Lupin III: Castle of Cagliostro as our hero meets Clarisse, receives a mysterious ring, and embarks upon the adventure of sneaking into the castle for its many rewards. 

We listen to OVER TWENTY pieces of overworld music, mostly from non-Final Fantasy RPGs. We go on a journey from 1986-2018 and hear a variety of ways a variety of composers (including Koji Kondo and Yoko Shimomura) have approached the task of giving so many wonderful worlds their vibe.

From turn-based and ATB systems to more action-oriented gameplay, the Final Fantasy multiverse has added a ton to the lexicon. Let's celebrate the best battle systems of Final Fantasy!

We continue Final Fantasy IX into the Village of Dali where Zidane, Steiner, and Dagger continue to iron out their hilariously complicated dynamic while Vivi takes his first steps on a melancholy self-discovery.

We chat with Peter Broderick about his new album White Mages - Ode to Final Fantasy, featuring gentle and relaxing music from our favorite series. We talk about the process of picking pieces of music, choosing how to adapt them, and listen to a few samples including Hymn of the Fayth (FFX) Under the Rotting Pizza (FFVII) and Melodies of Life from FFIX.