A complicated arc structure and intertwining narratives leads to lengthy dissection of the 4th arc of Hunter x Hunter. Our focus was all over the places as we tried to emphasize Kurapika’s important character building moments and the mind and motive of the Phantom Troupe.

Apparently certain people also ship Gon x Killua :3

For the 4th episode of Darling in the FranXX we ramble on for 40 minutes about innuendos, psyche, and incompetent leadership. Conciseness clearly isn’t our strong suit, so obviously we could make shorter viewcasts, but when we get started we are too lazy to stop. Karsten seems to be quite pleased with this one :3

After numerous attempts we finally managed to record a functional(?) podcast. We hope you enjoy the final product.

Character-building and establishing set pieces for future reference sums up the first part of this episode, so when the groundworks have been established and the conflict made clear we are free to jump in to more action heavy sequences. The future definitely seems promising.

The year is 1997. Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli serve up yet another masterpiece. Incidentally this is not the typical "coming of age"-story of a young girl. This story is a lot bigger than it's characters and touches on both social and political issues. stay tuned as we explore the upper echelons of Miyazaki's work.

A Weekly Viewcast – Darling in the FranXX ep.2

Episode 2 shows us how a perceived resolved conflict suddenly becomes a mayor plot point. For Hiro this episode served to reaffirm his fears of being useless. When everything is an allusion to sex, everything becomes an innuendo.

A Weekly Viewcast – Darling in the FranXX ep.1

We are pleased to Introduce a weekly show where we discuss Studio Trigger and A-1 Pictures’ freshly aired episode of Darling in the FranXX. Hopefully this can become a 24 part series ^_^. Fingers crossed we can keep it interesting.

Fall 2017: Wrap-up. Discussing everything we watched to completion, and revealing our picks for anime of the year :3

2018 starts with a trainwreck as we dissect Wit Studio’s 2016 attempt at making an anime that isn’t Attack on Titan.

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An unoriginal story and concept. The mentally tortured vagabond and the child chosen by destiny. Clearly a recipe for mediocrity, so how well did Studio Bones' immaculate fight scenes mange to salvage the overall product?

Can Studio Ghibli create memorable masterpieces sans Hayao Miyazaki? The podcast can't seem to agree. Will psycological drama "When Marnie Was There" give us the clearcut answer we are looking for?

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