GC13 and David discuss the seventh episode of Invincible Fight Girl, Bertie Unbound.

Put a fork in Rumbleweed, it’s done. Bertie, you may blame Andy for this right now, but we hope that with time to reflect you will not declare Andy to be to blame and name yourself her rival.

Ruff and Tumble, definitely bad parents—and now bad fighters too. Keep moving Andy, there’s no one here to help you learn the Perfect Strike.

GC13 and David discuss Behind the Wall: The Finger and the Toe from Invincible Fight Girl.

We never thought we’d hear ourselves say this, but why didn’t Andy listen to Craig? Sure, helping people is nice, but as Andy finds out there are some people out there who are beyond help.

Still, at least we learned that you wrestle with your whole body. Wise words from our wrestling philosopher Andy.

GC13 and David discuss The Perfect Strike from Invincible Fight Girl.

Quesa Poblana has set down a challenge for Andy: perform ten Perfect Strikes in a week and she’ll train her. The only problem is that the Perfect Strike is magic and Andy doesn’t know the secret.

Enter Craig and Mikey. Separately they can’t help, but when they work together? They have the power to scam for research! Now they just need to figure out why perfectly mimicking the Perfect Strike doesn’t give identical results…

GC13, Soren, and David discuss the third episode of Invincible Fight Girl, The Way of the World.

Andy vs Mbrandon, fight! It’s our second wrestling match of the show, and it’s a much tougher fight than Immaculate was. But then, Immaculate is a jobber, so the fact that he loses isn’t a surprise.

Thankfully the show found it just as amazing as we did that Andy was able to absorb all of those powerful hits and survive. She’s getting stronger…

GC13 and David discuss the third episode of Invincible Fight Girl, Friends.

It’s an episode about friends, and we know one guy who isn’t going to be one of the eponymous friends. (It’s okay Craig, you’ve just got some growing to do yet.) Thankfully Mikey is plenty friendly, and Andy is willing to fight for his right to live his dream. Mbrandon seemed to be expecting a fight, but it looks like Andy being the one to issue the challenge was still a surprise.

Also, were there any Friends references in this episode? Man we really hope not…

GC13, Soren, and David discuss the second episode of Invincible Fight Girl, Dreamers and Busters.

Now the hooks are well and truly into us. Depending on how you feel about magic there may not be much “wrestling” in this episode, but it sets Andy out into the world of wrestling and by golly, she gets Surfs Upped by Quesa Poblana at the end, as she always must have.

And a brief message to Immaculate: good luck paying the fine for laying hands on a referee with a jobber’s salary. You’ll need it.

GC13, Soren, and David discuss the first episode of Invincible Fight Girl, I Am.

In a world where wrestling is everything, one girl born on Accountant Isle dreams of becoming a wrestler. She’s trained in secret, and when the time comes she doesn’t back down from a fight. Sound exciting? Wait until you see the fights animated—they’re beautiful!

And if you’re no fan of wrestling, don’t worry: GC13 is. He’ll make sure to fill you in on all of the details!

GC13, Soren, David, and Ken discuss the twenty-fourth episode of Delicious in Dungeon, Dumplings 2 and Bacon and Eggs.

Ken joins us to finish off the first season! We’ll be assembled as four when we finally get a second season to chew on.

But season one left us with plenty of chewing to do. The manga may have answered all questions, but we’ll have to wait to see the many, many answers we want all animated in glorious Studio Trigger style.

GC13, Soren, and David discuss the twenty-third episode of Delicious in Dungeon, Griffin Soup and Dumplings 1.

And now we know the truth. Thankfully though, so does Senshi. Laois, you solved another mystery with your crazy monster obsession, congratulations!

The changelings made it hard for them though, especially when it changed their own bodies as well. Marcille is unreasonably cute as a half-foot, but maybe someone should have stopped kobold Izutsumi from making the dumplings…

GC13, Soren, and David discuss the twenty-second episode of Delicious in Dungeon, Griffin and Familiars.

You can always trust Laios to know exactly how to kill a monster, especially after Marcille did such a good job bringing it to the ground. Ah, another day is saved: the monster is dead, Senshi is safe, and Chilchuck has even re-introduced himself to the party.

Of course now this means that episode twenty-three is next. Deep breaths, we can do this.