GC13 and Isabelle return to Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure a little earlier than anticipated to discuss Youth With Dio.

Melodrama aside, there’s some significant action to this episode. And significant Speedwagon. (Yes, he was a good addition.) Jojo, you’ve got a good heart.

Even if you don’t have much else now.

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GC13 and Isabelle continue their quest into Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, covering A Letter From the Past.

The seven-year time skip has made Jojo and Dio look a bit more normal, but wow has Jojo become really strong. And such a nice boy! He’s exactly the son any father would want to have. And, while Speedwagon might call him naive, he’s only naive in certain situations. Take that, Dio!

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GC13 and David discuss Meet Tanya Keys from Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart.

Disappointingly, this is the only time we get to meet Tanya Keys. We’re sure glad we did though: she’s a very amusing character in her own right, and has such an interesting past with Mao Mao.

She’s also a shapeshifter, so you never know when it will turn out that she was really with us the whole time…

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GC13 and David look at Hedgehog Werewolf, the episode of Summer Camp Island where, spoiler alert, Hedgehog becomes a werewolf.

Well, that’s two Cartoon Network shows of this generation where a main character (or characters!) becomes a werewolf. Enjoy your curse, Hedgehog!

Except, maybe it’s not a curse? It could be a metaphor. But for what…? Well, we’re not telling, anyway.

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GC13 and Isabelle open up the anime can with the first episode of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Dio the Invader.

Well, Dio is not a likable boy, is he? If he wasn’t good at everything he did, he’d probably have a hard time in life.

We’ll certainly be back to Jojo in the future. The floodgates have been opened, and there’s no holding back the tide now.

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GC13 and David discuss The Ground is Lava from Craig of the Creek. No, these creek games aren’t getting any safer.

Well this is a rarity, isn’t it? An episode that zooms out to show that the kids’ fantasy play is just that: fantasy play. Hopefully they don’t make a habit of it.

J.P. gave The Ground is Lava a thumbs up, but we’re really hoping to see a Galactic Kids Next Door crossover happen next.

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GC13 and David discuss Small from Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Hearts.

Don’t let the title confuse you: Small is Shin Mao’s big debut. Shin may not be that impressed by the kingdom or its king, but, well… His son comes out of the episode looking pretty impressive.

While we do get a lovely tour of the kingdom, it’s the monster fight that shines brightly in this episode (at least as brightly as Geraldine).

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GC13 and David discuss Summer Camp Island’s mystery episode: Pepper’s Blanket Is Missing.

Sailors get shore leave, so obviously thieves get sailor leave. Who put that rule into the new camp guide? Oscar was probably there—he’s everywhere. If Lucy were there in boss mode, we’d probably have a very different policy.

Do you need nice attention? Make sure your friends know. All friends should be as nice as the bunch in Summer Camp Island.

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GC13 and David discuss the first episode of Adventure Time: Distant Lands, BMO.

Well, surprises mount upon surprises when watching BMO. When going to distant lands, you don’t expect to see many familiar faces—or familiar feet, in this case. Still, it’s great to have a continuation of Adventure Time, and BMO managed to be an entertaining lead in the debut episode.

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GC13 and David discuss Children of the Dog from Craig of the Creek. We hope it’s not spoiling too much to mention that it’s the return of Brigid (it does have “dog” in the title…).

Not to take anything away from how funny Craig of the Creek usually is, but Children of the Dog is especially hilarious. Oh the gags, and the rapid pacing keeping them flowing so, so well.

Watch out though, We’ve Got Fleas from OK KO has some competition now.

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