Rachael and Ruth discuss The Amazing Digital Circus, Gooseworx’s hit indie pilot about Pomni, a woman who finds herself trapped in an uncanny alternate reality. Warning: contains CLOWNS, not to mention annoying rabbits and a ton of diversions.

The Helluva pilot has recently been declared non canon by Vivzie. Rachael explains why this is probably for the best.

Rachael reviews the sci-fi anthology series The Gene of AI, where robot doctor Hikaru juggles the demands of his personal and professional life.

Rachael and Ruth have a natter about what Rachael’s watching this season, whether it’s yuri isekai I’m In Love With the Villainess, teen superhero saga Shy, returning behemoth SpyxFamily and time travelling dramedy 16Bit Sensation Another Layer.

Rachael reviews Undead Girl Murder Farce, one of her favourite anime this year. The supernatural adventures of detectives Aya, Tsugaru and Shizuku are smart, spooky and stylish.

In a special Helluva Recap, Rachael discusses how Fizz’s actual personality and character arc have always been intended by Viv and Spindle Horse.

It’s the Halloween special! Rachael and Ruth review the Helluva Boss S2 midseason special, where Blitzo bodyguards and Fizz quits his job. Oh, and Rachael plays devil’s advocate.

Rachael reviews Zom 100, the upbeat slacker zombie comedy about Akira, Kencho and their ever expanding bucket list.

In another special Helluva Recap, Rachael examines the progress of a certain demon cowboy.

Anime can be wonderfully weird - and to prove that, Rachael and Ruth discuss Sekko Boys, a boy band composed entirely of statues, and Merman in My Tub, where Tatsumi endures Wakasa, his unusual house guest. (Helluva Boss and Hazbin Hotel are also briefly mentioned).