In today's super-charged episode, Marc starts off the show as usual with a weekly roundup of all the Spring '15 shows they're currently watching--you may be surprised by the show(s) he liked most this week. After that, Marc goes back in time (but not too far) and reviews Yuki Yuna is a Hero, The Comic Artist and His Assistants, and an anime with a title that may just be better than DanMachi's: My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong As I Expected.. Cheers and enjoy the show!

The Pixelated Sausage Podcast is a podcast about games, anime, movies, TV, art, and life in general, all of it hosted by a weirdo who's standing in front of the internet, asking it to love, I mean, listen to 'em...

In today's episode, Marc reviews both Usagi Drop (Bunny Drop) and Amagi Brilliant Park; one of these shows is their favorite anime of all time, but I won't tell ya here 'cause then you wouldn't have a reason to listen to the show, eh; though, their favorite shouldn't come as much of a surprise if you know 'em at all. Also, after dropping a few brilliant reviews, Marc previews the magical girl anime, Yuki Yuna is a Hero and, if you hate spoilers, hide your eyes 'cause I have a spoiler for you...Yuki Yuna is, indeed, a hero. Cheers and enjoy the show!

The Pixelated Sausage Podcast is a podcast about games, anime, movies, TV, art, and life in general, all of it hosted by a weirdo who's standing in front of the internet, asking it to love, I mean, listen to 'em...

In today's jam-packed episode overflowing with anime, Marc starts off the show with a preview of Sound! Euphonium--which they are now up to date with--then does a little weekly roundup discussing all the spring '15 shows they're currently watching--including Ore Monogatari, Food Wars!, and the delightfully titled, Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? (DanMachi for short). After that, Marc reviews a few older shows that are very different from one another: BTOOOM! and Humanity Has Declined. Cheers and enjoy the show!

The Pixelated Sausage Podcast is a podcast about games, anime, movies, TV, art, and life in general, all of it hosted by a weirdo who's standing in front of the internet, asking it to love, I mean, listen to 'em...

In today's episode, Marc changes up the format just a smidgen, breaking off each little topic into its own segment, with the good ol' Insult Ninja as your podcast tour guide. And now that I got that tidbit of information out of the way, I can let y'all know what was actually discussed on this here episode. Marc starts the show with a lengthy review of Say "I love you."--which he quite enjoyed--then loses his mind trying to make sense of Punch Line before ending with happy thoughts about Rogue Legacy. Cheers and I hope y'all enjoy the show!

The Pixelated Sausage Podcast is a podcast about games, anime, movies, TV, art, and life in general, all of it hosted by a weirdo who's standing in front of the internet, asking it to love, I mean, listen to 'em...

In today's episode, a very tired Marc talks about the many works of Makoto Shinkai--including the beautiful short film, The Garden of Words, the very Studio Ghibli-inspired, Children Who Chase Lost Voices, and a very short film about a cat and its owner simply called, She and Her Cat. And after Marc gets that abundance of Shinkai out of their system, they talk about a few series--Punch Line and Say, "I love you"--one of which they just don't get and the other being full of the feels; go ahead and guess which is which; it shouldn't be too difficult.

The Pixelated Sausage Podcast is a podcast about games, anime, movies, TV, art, and life in general, all of it hosted by a weirdo who's standing in front of the internet, asking it to love, I mean, listen to 'em...