GC13 and David break their silence to discuss Radio Silence from Summer Camp Island.

Oscar has it tough when he’s chasing his rainbow, but it turns out that the treasure he was looking for was friendship the entire time. And a unicorn. Plus, we are inspired by visions of a Steven Universe episode that never was.

Thankfully no one on the podcast does any goofy voices. That might be too much.

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GC13 and David discuss Tutorial Mode from Glitch Techs.

Yep, Glitch Techs really did manage to work its wrestling episode in as its second episode. Yes, the main antagonist of the episode looks suspiciously like Hulk Hogan, brother!

Glitch Techs is an amazing series, so if your interest was piqued by Age of Hinobi then you owe it to yourself to continue on to Tutorial Mode!

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GC13 and David discuss Trading Day from Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart. Yep, who had body switch episode? You win.

Well, you win, but the characters never actually switch bodies, do they? (Humorous endings aside.) What they do prove is that they are absolutely awful at being each other (though in Mao Mao’s defense he probably would have been fine if he weren’t also a jerk).

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GC13 and David discuss Cosmic Bupkiss from Summer Camp Island.

Oscar and Hedgehog are eleven, so when they say they’ve been waiting their whole lives to see the Bupkiss comet, they pretty much mean it.

This is the kind of episode we were waiting for though. Do you want to understand the batch of episodes that follows? Then Cosmic Bupkiss sets you up well to understand them.

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GC13 and David discuss Age of Hinobi, the first episode of Glitch Techs.

It’s an episode with a lot to do, so it makes sense that it’s double-length. We meet Five (who you might hear called “Hector” a lot during this discussion) and Miko, we meet the Glitch Techs, and we meet… Mitch.

Even with all of the extra time it’s still a lot to take in, but Glitch Techs has begun and it’s now Hinobi’s time to shine.

This episode of the podcast is also available on YouTube.

GC13 and David discuss The Truth Stinks from Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart.

Yes, Badgerclops stinks. No, we’re not jealous of his crystals. You and we all know he just hates taking showers.

If it ever turns out that the Ruby Pure Heart is responsible for the shifting roles of Mao Mao and Badgerclops, who seem to routinely hand off the title of “the sane one” to one another, we’ll be pleased.

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GC13 and David discuss the mid-season pre-finale of Summer Camp Island: Fuzzy Pink Time Babies.

The introduction of Ramona. What more could you ask for? A free trip to business camp? Sure, if retirement is what you dream about.

Meanwhile, Oscar and Hedgehog invent their magnum opus in frozen time. Who said time freezing had to get weird?

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GC13 and David discuss the final form of Craig of the Creek: Pencil Break Mania.

Yes, it’s a wrestling episode. No, we don’t know how Matt and Ben were able to wait so long to put one into the show, we’re just glad it finally came.

Will we ever see the WCPBF title defended by JP again? Are you looking forward to J.P. Philanthropist airing in three years?

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GC13 discusses Weapon of Choice from Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart.

Mao Mao is a show full of morals. While there might be some deeper moral in the episode, I think the most important thing Weapon of Choice has to say is this: any time the Sky Pirates are kicking your butt, re-evaluate what you’re doing.

At least Boss Hosstrich was finally able to put his Finger Lickin’ Butt Kickin’ to good use!

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GC13 and David discuss Mr. Softball from Summer Camp Island.

Is Mr. Softball Oscar’s Heisenberg? Just throwing that one out there. It’s unlikely that Summer Camp Island would be making a reference to Breaking Bad, but since we don’t know the deep lore of the Killer Whale yet, we have to make do with what we have.

What we do know is that the kind of softball that Mr. Softball plays on Summer Camp Island isn’t quite the softball we’re used to—Hedgehog can attest to that. Tell us your secrets, Summer Camp Island.

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