We conclude our viewing of Devilman: Crybaby. Will Akira show up in time to literally help anyone? Will Kippy manage to maintain any enthusiasm for watching the show? All answers will be revealed within!

Rybert and Kippy return for Halloween season watching the hit horror anime "Devilman: Crybaby" in an episode of "My Girlfriends Not Going to Like This". Rybert Loves the show and Kippy.... may have other feelings on it.

We start off our new series where we dissect the works of M. Night Shyamalan and decide whether they represent the peaks or nadirs of his career. We start with his most recent film "Knock at the Cabin" and end up talking about God while begging people to continue listening. 

We announce the winner of the CrunchyDive HiRoll game and watch the remaining episodes in the season. I wonder what show won? (The title may be a dead giveaway).

The final round. Which anime show will reign supreme? Will it be a legacy or a fresh newcomer? Will there be any surprises at all? Listen and find out!

In our penultimate round of the CrunchyDive HiRoll game things go basically how you expect them to.  

We do the fourth round of the CrunchyDive HiRoll game. Will we maintain the pattern of the past 3 weeks? Will Rybert say "Space Battleship Yamato" in that weird voice again? The answers lie within.

4 shows enter. One show leaves.... the loser....the loser is the one that leaves. Will the continuing streak of 3 not terrible shows be broken? Or will the fourth new show be terrible. If this is the first podcast maybe just listen to the one titled "The Crunchyroll Game" first. 

Retroactively the episode last week was the first in what we have decided to be our new anime death game. The contestants? Various anime shows picked at random. Two from Crunchyroll, two from Hidive, one is eliminated every week (This rule may have been made up to justify getting rid of Kandegawa Jet Girls). Every week we will bring a new show into the fold to see if it can survive. Are we making up the rules as we go? Will the first show to make it to six episodes win? Probably!

It's called randomizing what you watch, and are your kids doing it? We play the (insert streaming service name here) game where you put all of the available shows in a grid system and then choose X and Y coordinates to decide what shows to watch the first episode of. We do it with Crunchyroll and a surprise mystery streaming service (it's Hidive). Will we enjoy amazing new shows we never would have otherwise watched? Will we sink into the depths of despair, weighed down by fanservice and uncomfortable subject matter? Will we somehow end up watching Starship Troopers again? Our fate lies in the hands of two numbers.