The Lookout on RNC RADIO

The Lookout returns with special guest JG Okkotsu aka Jeff, to discuss the post-anime events of Hunter x Hunter through the series' latest chapter. They talk the introduction of Beyond Netero, the journey to the Dark Continent, Kurapika as the main character of this arc, the Succession Contest, and the face turn of Hisoka.

On the final part of this long discussion, The Plug N Play crew reflect on the anniversaries of moments in gaming history. They touch on Pokémon's 30th anniversary, discuss the end of the Dreamcast and the emergence of Xbox and GBA for their 25th, Michael Jackson's influence and much more!

Plug N Play is a part of The Lookout Network - https://linktr.ee/lookoutonrnc

Follow us on X:
AD - @1ADZL
Jay - @VersaceVegeta_
Nick - @ImgInception
Tim -@iTimPolite
Pat - @Reaperlomein

This week: The Lookout hosts discuss Kaiju No. 8's finale being sent straight to theaters (0:00), then they dive into Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3, Episodes 5 through 12, including the end of Principal Yaga, recruiting Hakari, entering The Culling Game, and the OP enigma known as Yuta Okkotsu (26:47).

On Episode 12 of Plug N Play, the panel dive into Sony's recent restructuring decisions, including Bungie's endeavors with Destiny and Marathon, their remarks on digital game ownership, and their separation from Hideo Kojima's studio.

They follow up with Xbox's partnership with Kojima Productions, and XBOX's full restructure, including Activision's production on Halo, Bethesda's acquisition of Obsidian, and more. 

AD also brings up the recent news of EA shutting down BioWare, Xbox Cloud Gaming's trial subscriptions, and the new gaming legislation proposal, "The Power To The Players Bill".

Plug N Play is a part of The Lookout Network - https://linktr.ee/lookoutonrnc

Follow us on X:
AD - @1ADZL
Jay - @VersaceVegeta_
Nick - @ImgInception
Tim -@iTimPolite
Pat - @Reaperlomein

Meelz, LJ, and AD are back together to begin trekking through the third season of 2026's most hyped anime, Jujutsu Kaisen. They kick off the pod talking about anime and manga they've been binging over the break (0:00), before eventually transitioning to talk on Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 including the Shibuya Incident fall out, the proper in-anime introduction of Yuta Okkotsu, Master Tengen's role in this series, and Maki's pivotal moment and how important it was for the series (21:00).

On Part 1 of this three part series of Plug N Play, the panel discuss what games they've been playing over the summer before diving into Grand Theft Auto VI's trailer and discuss recent trends in AI use for media and entertainment.

Plug N Play is a part of The Lookout Network - https://linktr.ee/lookoutonrnc

Follow us on X:
AD - @1ADZL
Jay - @VersaceVegeta_
Nick - @ImgInception
Tim -@iTimPolite
Pat - @Reaperlomein

The boys are back in town. Meelz and AD are joined by Versace Vegeta of Subs Lie, Dubs Lie to discuss Naruto's new content on the way, Pokemon Wildcard, and the premiere of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus.

Uncovering lost files from Anime NYC 2026, Meelz is joined by his friends to talk about the event, at the event, including what went on.

– 9:49 Discussing Friday at Anime NYC including the Kaiju No. 8 panel with Mitch
– 30:56 UGLYNEWYORK & CrazyCoolDee about Anime NYC Saturday
– 46:24 Bril talks about Kagurabachi Panel

For the finale of this Summer at Kame House 2026, the boys are joined by Versace Vegeta/Jay of Subs Lie, Dubs Lie to dive deep beneath the surface of Yu Yu Hakusho's Chapter Black arc. They spend the first half hour recapping the news in the world of anime including an avalanche of ONE PIECE news, Hajime No Ippo news, and much more. Then they dive deep into Chapter Black Saga by running through the plot, the highs, the lows, the evil Sensui, and how this becomes an influential piece of anime for future Shonen.

On this episode of Big Eyes, Jay and AD go on a comprehensive journey through the works of Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dr. Slump and Dragon Ball.

The influence on manga, anime, gaming, and western audiences.

The legacy he left behind.

Toriyama is truly one of the greatest in history.