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In this episode we ramble about our current favorite anime... Jashin-chan Doroppukikku (Dropkick on my Devil) as well as think about pork cutlets and reminisce about eating roast duck ramen in Tokyo.
Anyway who doesn't love a regenerating topless Lamia maid who is constantly trying to kill you (mostly via snakey dropkick)?
Oh and here are some links to some of the the oddball anime we mentioned:
George made me watch the original Predator and we consider it as a pet. For example:
We rant and rave about the androids and magical black goo in Alien Covenant (and Prometheus).
Quite a bit, actually...
We dive into the Discworld and consider Gaspode, the cynical ball of stench and disease or as he would put it "Mans best friend, et cetera, et cetera. Give the little doggie a biscuit. Homo-Sapiens! You can keep 'em."
In this episode we travel back 500 million years to look at the pure and unadulterated nightmare fuel of the Cambrian explosion. In particular the weirdest creature named after a literal hallucination: Hallucigenia.
* How many pikachu's can you impale on it's back spines?
* Which end is the front?
* Why don't more tentacles have teeth?
* Why is the D&D version 25ft long and backwards?
Show notes!
Hallucigenia walking (Cambridge university)
Green Hallucigenia
Opabinia
Anomalocaris
Wiwaxia
(and do image searches for the above on google)
Dragon magazine #204, TSR, Creatures that Time Forgot
Tree of life: https://www.evogeneao.com/en/learn/tree-of-life <-- there are lots of variations, this one shows the Cambrian explosion nicely.
We delve into the potential of the beloved Mimics:
This is one of those episodes where Tony gets fascinated by the cthonic things that kicked around before Greek myth and George works out which goat head isn't plotting against you.
Bonus show notes: We checked and Pathfinder couldn't work out how to draw it either but there is sexy 80's airbrushing. However, the lion head looks like it needs a chiropractor...
For George's birthday shark-o-rama we evaluate the genetically modified hyper-intelligent sharks from Deep Blue Sea. It's one of **those** episodes:
This episode we evaluate the absurdly overpowered Tarrasque as a pet:
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