The Aftermath

Here it is, our first step into the Star Wars universe for this podcast. We are starting with the first two episodes of season one, and what a great start this was. It had everything you could have ever asked for, blaster, contraband, corrupt law enforcement, child death, and love in a hopeless place.

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The one and only Ethan is back in the studio. After much world traveling and classes keep him away, he has finally graced us with his presence. We covered all his trips, the fact that he shouldn’t have crammed the classes he’s currently doing, his eventual conquering of Mount Kilimanjaro, and of course all the beers.

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The true ending to Violet Evergarden. The last four episodes, 10-13, and boy was that heavy. We experienced the loss of a mother from the eyes of a child. The final moments of a soldier sharing his love for his parents and partner. Last but not least, the complete understanding of the words “I love you”.

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This is where it all started with this franchise. Dylan and I look back at this almost 25 years old movie, and reminisce on how times have changed. As well as how this movie started a trend in the gaming world that I fell in love with.
The fast was the furious we made along the way. Family.

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After apparently four years Jon has finally come back to the show! He was with us in our humble beginnings, and now here he is again with all of our nice equipment. Dylan just finished Final Fantasy XVI and he wanted to share his experience. After taking care of a bunch of crystals and a multiphase boss fight that took two hours, I believe we can all say that this was definitely a Final Fantasy.

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In this week’s episode we watched episodes 6-9, and man was it full of emotion. Needless to say I have fully fallen in love with this show, and it could have ended right here and I would have been happy. We unpack heartfelt storylines, robot-like emotional growth, and try to figure out how Violet manages it all while having a full-blown existential crisis.

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Welcome as we dive into the first four episodes of Violet Evergarden, where our emotionally-challenged war doll tries to learn feelings via postal service. Expect stunning visuals, and suppressed emotions. Warning: May cause crying and introspection.

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Tonight we slightly dive into the wild world of Gundam 00. Giant mechs, moral dilemmas, and more explosions than we can handle. We also chat about blowing stuff up (strategically) in Broken Arrow, Dylan’s emotional rollercoaster through Final Fantasy XVI, and give a much-deserved shoutout to the one and only Sir Wade, the (real) protagonist.

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Armour, check. Gun, check. Helmet, check. Scowl, check. This gritty, ultra-violent, slow-mo-filled action flick where Karl Urban's chin does most of the acting, is a masterpiece. This truly is a story of how you should never, ever mess with a psychic rookie, or a guy who never takes off his helmet. I am the law!

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Here is another of Studio Ghibli’s heartbreaking masterpieces about chasing your dreams, building beautiful planes, and emotionally wrecking your audience. Is it a love story? A war story? An existential crisis with really good animation? Yes. All of the above. We cry, we dream, we build planes, and question whether following your passion is worth it if it ends in emotional devastation and highly aesthetic aircraft. Spoiler: It is. Kind of. Maybe?

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