Incoherent Geek Shit

Boku no Hero Academia is one of the most popular animes right now, but I0N doesn’t understand why. Seri helps him out by sharing My Hero’s good points, and together they discuss why season 5 was rather weak.

Most people did not enjoy their high school English unit on the Canterbury Tales, but that doesn’t mean the setting makes for a bad “choose your own adventure” game. Seri and I0N discuss their experiences playing Choice of Games’ The Road to Canterbury.

Cruella de Vil, Cruella de Vil, if she doesn’t scare you… it’s because she’s not scary or evil in Disney’s 2021 live action movie based on the “villain.” Seri and I0N discuss this not-so-scary woman’s backstory, which is the subject of the first film in a series of planned remakes set in the 101 Dalmatians universe.

What happens when your parents swap partners with another couple? You get a new brother/boyfriend! Seri and I0N discuss the wacky, cute, and somewhat controversial manga Marmalade Boy.

What could be more romantic than a wrinkly, spotted turtle and a deformed moth-girl falling in love and ending a war in only a few days? Anything, really. Seri and I0N explore one of the worst received animated movies of all time: Delgo.

What happens when a socially awkward poet and a self-conscious streamer meet? They slowly fall in love and overcome their insecurities. Seri and I0N discuss Words Bubble Up Like Sodapop, an adorable slice of life anime movie.

You’d think a movie about a fat girl undergoing a dangerous amount of plastic surgery in order to be beautiful might be relatable in a society inundated by unobtainable body standards flaunted on social media. Unfortunately, 200 Pounds Beauty just didn’t age well.

Who knew that the ultimate school field trip was getting lost in space and chased by a giant ethereal ball that’ll spit you out in the middle of the universe if it catches you? This week, Seri and I0N discuss Astra Lost in Space.

We thought this episode would be about Sailor Moon Eternal, but really it’s Seri ranting about the entire Sailor Moon Crystal franchise. I0N is here, too.

Our culture adores superheroes, but we have certain expectations of what they should be like.  Amazon’s adaptation of Invincible throws those expectations in the trash. Seri and I0N discuss the very realistic world of Invincible and its most vincible superhero, Mark Grayson.