We cap off our super-heroine series with the obvious choice – Filipino superwoman Darna. Hey, she has more movies than Wonder Woman. Join Josh, Ora, and Kyle as they try to get past the terrible subtitling and grainy 70s photography to find the core of mediocrity hiding in Darna and the Planet Women. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

Friendship is magic. And so are Maxim-level wanna-be porns and quiet little think pieces. On this week’s TPWND, Josh, Ora, and Kyle take a look at Empowered by Adam Warren and Plutona by Jeff Lemire. Because women, or something. Theme: Chopin’s Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

This time, the brave crew of the SS Further Adieu return to sail once again the choppy waters of the Sandler Sea with the widely reviled Pixels, the ill-advised attempt to turn SNL’s doofiest alum into a summer action spectacular. We end up wandering pretty far afield in this one, but if you’ve ever wondered about Ora’s take on boner pills, or want to hear Josh and Kyle’s take on Summerslam a day too late, listen up! Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

We’re back and ready to pit two different but eerily similar anime against one another to battle to the death for our amusement! This week we delve into gender identity, girl pervs and the worst voice acting we’ve ever heard. It’s time for Ouran High-School Host club to take on The Wallflower to see who will win the title of “Penultimate Nose-Bleediest Reverse Harem Hoe-down!” Who will emerge victorious? Find out this week on Anime Kontesuto!

Reminder Anime Kontesuto will be doing a live show at Anime Nebraskon in Lincoln this year. We hope to see you all there!

One last thing! Anime Kontesuto will be moving to a weekly release schedule for the near future and be on the look out for a new offering coming soon from the AK Krew.

On this week’s episode, Ora and Kyle want to talk about the twisted saga of Tetris: The Games We Play and the heartrending story of Laika. But Josh just wants to make references to forgotten 80s movies and lesser mecha animes. Who wins? Nobody! Theme: Chopin’s Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

So last week we talked about Robert Kirkman’s comics, which naturally means we’re talking about his most important creation in a non-comics media. That’s right – Air, the Norman Reedus vehicle about a post-apocalyptic world and the engineers who keep it running. Join Josh, Ora, and Kyle as they spend an inordinate amount of time talking about murder boners. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

For the 50th episode, IT HAD TO HAPPEN!!! TPWND finally takes on the comics world’s Juggernaut. No, not the asshole in the weird helmet, but Robert Kirkman, indie wuderkind and poster child for the revolution. Do his greatest works, Invincible and The Walking Dead, hold up years later? We’ll never find out if Ora keeps talking about this Roberto Comicman guy instead. Theme: Chopin’s Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

Did you know that Gundam died for your sins? Probably not, as this Canadian Gundam snoozefest, redolent of maple syrup and back bacon, slipped under the radar of a mostly uncaring public. But now Josh, Ora, and Kyle give it the Graphic Novelty treatment with a full episode of discussion. Well, maybe half an episode. The rest of it is about Fan4Stic and James Gunn. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

It’s Comic-Con week and to celebrate Spencer and Jessica take a look back at the time One Punch Man took on My Hero Academia for the title of “Best Punch Boy”. Have our hero’s changed their minds about the winner? Is Deku still Anime Kontesuto’s adopted son? Find out all this and more on this super Anime Kontesuto Chibi-Sode!

Fuckin’ robots. How do they work? We have no idea, but Josh, Ora, and Kyle do enjoy it when they punch one another. Theme: Chopin’s Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.