Strictly Anime

We review Attack on Titan: Children of the Forest (E72). This emotional episode centers around love, loss, and betrayal. A perfect example of Isayama's brilliant writing, we discuss how one character's unexpected death has a lasting impact on the rest of the story.

Every era of anime has just a few shows that are so influential, they’re granted the title of “anime classic.” Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) could very well be that, and to celebrate the final season we’re reviewing every single episode on Strictly Anime!

Each podcast episode will release every Wednesday following the new episode of AoT. This is in addition to our regular schedule for Strictly Anime.

We discuss the 2021 Anime Awards, and we're joined by Otaku Melancholy! We share our thoughts on the nominees and winners with feelings of surprise sprinkled with some confusion and salt. Which wins did we agree with? Which anime did we feel were left out of the running? How did we feel about the Anime of the Year winner? Join us for a discussion on all this and more!

Check out Otaku Melancholy at their website, www.otakumelancholy.com, and find them on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and many more podcasts services!⁠

Otaku Melancholy Podcast is the podcast for the people who like anime a little too much by people who like anime a little too much. Covering all sorts of topics from the worst, the wildest, and the weirdest of anime in their Animisery episodes to breaking down and analyzing if the modern classics are really classic or just "crap"sic in their Was It Hype series, Otaku Melancholy is the part serious anime discussion and part stupid comedy podcast that's all weeaboo for you. New episodes every Tuesday!

Instagram: @otakumelancholypodcast https://www.instagram.com/otakumelancholypodcast/

We review Attack on Titan: Guides (E71). Between the Jaegerists, the exploding poop chair, Eren's escape, and the special guest appearance, things seem to be spiraling out of control for Paradis.

Every era of anime has just a few shows that are so influential, they’re granted the title of “anime classic.” Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) could very well be that, and to celebrate the final season we’re reviewing every single episode on Strictly Anime!

Each podcast episode will release every Wednesday following the new episode of AoT. This is in addition to our regular schedule for Strictly Anime.

We review Attack on Titan: Deceiver (E70). As members of the anti-Gabi squad, we discuss why exactly we dislike her character when many others are just as controversial. We also talk about the true meaning of the title “Deceiver” and who that may actually be about. Plus, we celebrate the real MVP of this episode: the horse.

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Every era of anime has just a few shows that are so influential, they’re granted the title of “anime classic.” Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) could very well be that, and to celebrate the final season we’re reviewing every single episode on Strictly Anime!

Each podcast episode will release every Wednesday following the new episode of AoT. This is in addition to our regular schedule for Strictly Anime.

We review the second half of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion (Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch) season one, featuring our very first guest: Under The Bun! Our good friend Aaron joins us as we discuss Lelouch and Suzaku, the evolution of the Geass power, and how Nina just keeps getting worse and worse.

Under The Bun is another video game channel contributing to the oversaturation of bullshit on Youtube. Birthed as a collaboration between two creators: Nidstang (Aaron) and Juan Snow (Dennis), Under The Bun as a channel focuses on reviews, discussion, and analysis type videos, with occasional gameplay videos and guides as well. Nidstang (Aaron) is known for not shying away from niche or unpopular opinions, and for discussing classic, retro, and indie games - especially games in the “boomer shooter” genre, with an emphasis on gameplay analysis.

Youtube: Under The Bun

Facebook: @UnderTheBunYT

Twitter: @UTB_Nidstang

We review Attack on Titan: A Sound Argument (E69). There’s a lot of tension in this episode (some regular, some sexual) between Hange and Eren, Hizuru and Paradis, Historia and her life choices, Sasha and Connie, Levi and everyone else growing taller than him, and us as the viewers wondering what the hell is going on with that wine.

Every era of anime has just a few shows that are so influential, they’re granted the title of “anime classic.” Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) could very well be that, and to celebrate the final season we’re reviewing every single episode on Strictly Anime!

Each podcast episode will release every Wednesday following the new episode of AoT. This is in addition to our regular schedule for Strictly Anime.

We review Attack on Titan: Brave Volunteers (E68). We finally get an answer to one of our most burning questions this season: What have the Scouts been up to over the last four years? Plus, we get more Zeke and Levi interactions and they are pure gold.

Every era of anime has just a few shows that are so influential, they’re granted the title of “anime classic.” Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) could very well be that, and to celebrate the final season we’re reviewing every single episode on Strictly Anime!

Each podcast episode will release every Wednesday following the new episode of AoT. This is in addition to our regular schedule for Strictly Anime.

We review Attack on Titan: Assassin’s Bullet (E67).⁠ While the battle between the Scouts and Marley comes to an abrupt end, this show is just getting started on revealing the bigger picture. In the same episode, we're given one of the biggest reveals and one of the saddest moments in AoT. UGH.

Every era of anime has just a few shows that are so influential, they’re granted the title of “anime classic.” Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) could very well be that, and to celebrate the final season we’re reviewing every single episode on Strictly Anime!

Each podcast episode will release every Wednesday following the new episode of AoT. This is in addition to our regular schedule for Strictly Anime.

We review Attack on Titan: Assault (E66). Just when we thought things couldn’t get more intense, MAPPA dishes out the next installment of this battle between Marley and the Scouts. We discuss the savage fight scenes, Levi vs. Zeke part 2, a nutcracker, screaming kids, and Armin’s glow-up.

Every era of anime has just a few shows that are so influential, they’re granted the title of “anime classic.” Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) could very well be that, and to celebrate the final season we’re reviewing every single episode on Strictly Anime!

Each podcast episode will release every Wednesday following the new episode of AoT. This is in addition to our regular schedule for Strictly Anime.