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We watched the new Rock Opera from Masaaki Yuasa, the director of Devilman Crybaby, Ride Your Wave and a lot more. Hope you like to rock. Follow us @whydopeoplelikeanime
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In a super special episode, we spoke to Robb Flynn of Machine Head about the band's upcoming record "Of Kingdom and Crown," which is loosely inspired by "Attack on Titan." We talked about that, his history with anime, being a nerd, and way more. We'd also like to shout out the homies at Loudwire for making this happen and hosting the written version of the interview on the site.
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We're back on our tokusastsu stuff. This week, Dynazenon, the followup to show favorite SSSS.Gridman. Did Trigger manage to catch lightning in a bottle twice? Find out.
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We both caught covid and watched Yu-Gi-Oh, the greatest comfort anime of all time.
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We watched the world's favorite Harem (?) anime RENT-A-GIRLFRIEND. John also read the manga like a psycho for some reason. But the results may surprise you.
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100 episodes! We celebrated by continuing the anime that kicked off the podcast. We've also got a very special episode related to AOT and someone else's love for it, so keep an ear out soon.
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We watched the very strange, very cool Boogiepop Phantom and were left with a lot of questions, like what is the nutritional value of spiders? What was the first dating sim? Etc. Follow us @whydopeoplelikeanime on Instagram
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Let's make grief FUN! Follow us @whydopeoplelikeanime on Instagram
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We watched the underappreciated sorta Batmany sorta heady show THE BIG O, which you may or may not recognize from Adult Swim decades ago. Find out how it holds up.
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We're finally back. After a long month of getting married, we're excited to be back to podcasting and animeing, and what better way to kick things off than by returning to Attack on Titan?
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Surface Reality is an anime podcasted hosted by John and Julie Hill covering all corners of anime and freaker entertainment, with no deep discussion whatsoever and only focusing on cool action…