In this week's episode, we debate whether or not One Piece is worth watching, or if it should be passed on for better anime shows. Which team are you, Team One Piece, or Team NO Piece? Tweet us @otakupitstop and let us know, and follow us on IG for more interesting anime content!

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Toei Animation, Kadokawa, along with other big names in animation, are teaming up to provide 3,000 anime titles to Japanese, Chinese, and English audiences by 2022. In this episode, we voice our concerns and our hopes for this ambitious YouTube channel, such as if it will curb the growing desire to torrent or otherwise illegally view anime, and how it could potentially affect big streaming platforms like Crunchyroll and Funimation, potentially revoking streaming rights for successful anime like DragonBall, Code Geass, One Piece, etc. Do you think this YouTube channel will live up to it's hype, or will our dreams of free anime be crushed by greed? Tune in to hear our thoughts, and as always, thanks for listening!

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R.I.P KissAnime and KissManga. A large part of the anime community has been devastated by the recent take down of the piracy giant. This episode we delve into why anime and manga piracy is so huge in the western world, and how recent changes in the way we get access to content has seemingly brought about this move towards more extreme action against piracy by copyright holders, and how this change has and will continue to affect anime and manga enthusiasts. 

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This episode focuses on our personal opinions of what horror anime is and how we think it should be invested in by more studios, we also discuss what we dislike about horror anime and how we think it could be improved.

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In this episode, we prove our inability to stay on a specific topic, and find ourselves tumbling into topics we didn't plan to, such as an in-depth look into some of our favorite works by legendary horror manga writer, Ito Junji; A look into how a company involved in some of dboy's most prized childhood video gaming memories is also involved in some of his favorite animes, and we delve into our picks and predictions for the Fall 2020 season, and how COVID-19 has affected the release dates for some new seasons. As always, thanks for listening! If you want more OPS, check us out on IG:

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This week's episode, we discuss multiple anime and where they are adapted from. We talk about Anime adapted from Manga, Manwha, reboots, Light Novels, and even some original works with no source material. If you're itching for more anime/manga related content, check us out on IG:

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We discuss in depth about certain sub-genres found often in Anime and Manga, namely Isekai, as well as the Shonen sub-genre. We talk about how these sub-genres seem to be used more for the sole purpose of profit, rather than using them as an intricate story-telling device, and how sometimes, shows and manga use them unnecessarily, and add nothing to the over-arching story or narrative.

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WARNING: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SOME CONTROVERSIAL MATERIAL THAT SOME LISTENERS MAY FIND OFFENSIVE. WE HAVE DONE OUR BEST TO EDIT OUT ANY OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE AND SUBJECT MATTER WITHOUT IMPACTING THE OVERALL NARRATIVE, BUT LISTEN AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION. 

In this episode we discuss a sub-genre of manga and anime that has grown in popularity among dojinshi fans and main stream animanga fans alike. We talk about Yaoi's origins, as well as why it has become so popular across the world, and we give our personal thoughts on the sub-genre, and how it has surfaced in more tradition genres of our era.

In this episode, we meet with the newest member of our otaku team, Saya, and try to get a better understanding of what types of anime she prefers, and discuss some of her likes and dislikes in anime. 

Today, we dive into the question: How much anime is "too much" anime? Is there even such a thing? Has the explosive growth of anime diluted the quality of shows as a whole, or is anime better than it's ever been? What do you think? Let us know by tweeting us @otakupitstop, and be sure to check us out on instagram(@otaku_dboy/@otaku_cmillz) because we have something interesting coming very soon! As always, thanks so much for listening!