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It’s all longing looks and love-fueled quests in this episode on romance! Eli is still out of town, so Eric has brought in Senda (She’s A Super Geek, Panda’s Talking Games) to help him explore The Sorcerer and the White Snake. Get ready to take to one straight to the heart.
The Sorcerer and the White Snake
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Senda | @IdellaMithlynnd | sasgeek.com
Eric and Eli branch out in this new series, showing the nuts and bolts of game design. Follow along as they take what they learn from Jianghu Hustle and apply it to an actual game. This time, Eric explains himself and the pair of them examine just what is the Big Three and why are there four of them (sort of.)
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Eric Farmer | @ericmfarmer | dogpoweredvehicle.com
We jack back into our double-header format for some serious deja vu. No goon is safe and all coppertops are complicit as we explore wuxia motifs in western settings with The Matrix and John Wick. Does wuxia have to take place in a Chinese setting?
The Matrix
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Eric Farmer | @ericmfarmer | dogpoweredvehicle.com
This time, we meditate at the peak of Mount Wudan in the hopes that we can learn to hold the Green Destiny in stillness. We’re talking about setting the stakes in wuxia stories through the lens of the all-time masterpiece of the genre, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. How much would you risk for the things you hold dear?
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Show Notes
Eric Farmer | @ericmfarmer | dogpoweredvehicle.com
Eric and Eli unpack the the concept of violence as communication in wuxia stories. Hero, though an atypical wuxia film, is rife with violent communication, miscommunication, and melodrama.
Hero
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Eric Farmer | @ericmfarmer | dogpoweredvehicle.com
Eric and Eli enter the rivers and lakes of the mysterious world of the Jianghu! They look at Iron Monkey and The Magic Blade for clues on how to enter this powerful society of xia.
Iron Monkey
Show Notes
Eric Farmer | @ericmfarmer | dogpoweredvehicle.com
Eric and Eli look at the most common type of protagonist in wuxia stories: the xia, or knight errant. They examine the codes and conduct of the knight errant by examining the characters of Five Deadly Venoms and The Legend of Drunken Master.
An Introduction to the Wuxia Genre
Five Deadly Venoms
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Eric Farmer | @ericmfarmer | dogpoweredvehicle.com
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