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Touya and his crew are traveling to Mismede, the kingdom of the Beastfolk; there's a dumb romance subplot; we fall in love with several lineless background characters; A dragon breathes jpeg flames; Touya descends further into sociopathy. Just ano
Well, the audio is scuffed on this one. Sorry everyone. We've done our best to edit this into a listenable form, but there's only so much we can do with our current technology. The issue is a lot better on episode 6, and completely resolved by episode 7.
Regardless, this is the episode in which Touya and the girls discover (and then completely eradicate) a new species of slimes, which leads to a number of scenes that are viscerally unpleasant. Later, Touya decides to go shopping and mansplain explosions to a wizard. It's a rough one y'all, so buckle up.
We're back, baby! And this time we're looking at Episode 4 of In Another World With My Smartphone. We talk about gross incompetence, whole new layers of the Touya conspiracy, the right way to pray, and how to fix a subpar murder mystery. Ironically, we also had some audio problems with one of the mics, which is why the sound quality is a bit lower; just take it as dedication to the gross incompetence bit.
In the (somewhat delayed) third episode of the podcast, Max and Dylan look at the third episode of In Another World With My Smartphone. Basically, in this episode of the anime, there's a lot of Shogi and bad archaeology and then the episode ends. Despite that, the boys manage to talk about caveman videogames, buying a coat with Obama, and uncovering some of the punctuation-based secrets of the world's magic system.
In our second episode, we dive into the second episode of In Another World With My Smartphone. Two new love interests appear, Touya becomes even more disgustingly overpowered, and the boys uncover a conspiracy that explains everything.
In the inaugural episode of the podcast, Max and Dylan discuss the first episode of In Another World With My Smartphone. It turns out it's just as painful to watch the second time.
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