This week on Tri Verse, we dive deep into the connection between hip hop and anime. We talk about J Dilla’s influence and how hip hop culture shows up in anime just as much as anime has inspired hip hop over the years 🎧🎌.

We also touch on the new J. Cole, breaking down the conversation around his latest work and where he fits in today’s hip hop landscape.

And then we ask the big question: Is Jujutsu Kaisen really that good… or is something else driving the hype? 👀🔥

Music, anime, culture, and real discussion all come together in this one. Tap in and set the vibes.

This week on Tri Verse, we break down why comic books aren’t the same as manga from storytelling styles to release formats and how culture shapes the way stories are told. 📚🔥

We also get into J. Cole and hip hop, talking about impact, authenticity, and where he fits in the bigger conversation of the genre 🎤.

And of course, we share some wild life experiences, keeping the episode fun, honest, and unpredictable just how Tri Verse does it.

Anime, comics, music, and real-life talk all wrapped into one episode. Tap in and set the vibes.

This week on Tri Verse, we break down how hip hop can feel a lot like WWE or UFC the rivalries, the storytelling, the personas, and the larger-than-life moments that keep fans locked in. 🎤🥊

We also talk about the new anime we’re watching right now and dive into why some anime don’t always get the love they deserve especially shows that focus more on story, emotion, or atmosphere instead of flashy power-ups and huge fight scenes.

On top of that, we get into the importance of physical copies whether it’s anime, music, or games and why owning your media still matters in a digital-first world.

As always, plenty more side conversations, laughs, and classic Tri Verse vibes throughout. Tap in!

This week on Tri Verse, we talk about the new wave of anime creators how many of them are bringing fresh energy and interesting ideas, but sometimes struggle to fully stick the landing. We discuss how some shows feel caught between new-gen creativity and old-school habits, and how rushed endings can take away from stories that started strong.

We also get into a bigger conversation about the anime community itself. No matter what kind of anime or cartoons you’re into, people should be free to watch what they enjoy without judgment. Anime should be a safe space, a place for creativity, expression, and connection.

And finally, we talk about how anime shouldn’t be limited to one place. Creators from every nation around the world should have space to tell their stories, so anime can reflect what the world truly looks like as a whole.

A thoughtful episode with real talk, respect, and Tri Verse energy.

This week on Tri Verse, we’re diving into all the new anime dropping right now and breaking down how they’re ranking so far, what’s hitting, what’s surprising us, and what might be flying under the radar. 🔥🎌

We also take a trip down memory lane and talk about older anime that deserve a second season (and yes… some of them are overdue 👀).

Plus, we tease the start of a new segment we might be adding to the show helping people find the perfect anime to get into, whether you’re brand new or just looking for something fresh to watch.

If you love anime talk, recommendations, and chill vibes, this one’s for you. Tap in!

This week on Tri Verse, we get into some real conversations talking politics, anime, and how the two sometimes collide. We share our thoughts, perspectives, and keep the discussion open, honest, and respectful.

We also take a moment to wish everyone a Happy New Year and let our community know that we’re always here to talk. Whether it’s anime, life, or something that’s been on your mind, we want you to feel comfortable pulling up and joining the conversation with us.

New year, new discussions, same Tri Verse energy. Let’s build together.

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This week we dive into the announcement of the new Street Fighter movie why it might struggle, what could save it, and why we’re still rooting for it to succeed. 🎥🥊

We also talk about John Cena wrapping up his final WWE match, the end of an era for one of the biggest names in wrestling. 💪🔥

Then we shift into anime mode and discuss My Hero Academia coming to an end and why it stands as one of the greatest new-gen anime of its time. From storytelling to characters, we break down what made MHA special and why its impact will last.

Plus, plenty more laughs, tangents, and classic Tri Verse energy along the way. Tap in! 🎙️✨

This week we dive into superhero fatigue and whether the genre is finally slowing down or just needs a reset. We also talk about why anime is for everyone, no matter your age, background, or level of fandom, the gates are open for all.

Of course, we couldn’t avoid the big topic: just how much power “the mouse” really has in entertainment 🐭💰. From influence to control, we break it all down.

A fun mix of real talk, fandom energy, and pop culture chaos. Tap in! 🎙️🔥

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Here’s Part 2 of last week’s episode! We pick up right where we left off and dive into how to fix movies, especially Marvel, which has been struggling lately. We break down what’s missing, what needs to change, and what could bring the magic back.

And of course, we go way beyond that and get into a whole lot more.
Kick back, press play, and enjoy the conversation! 🎙️🔥

This week on Tri Verse, we jump into everything from Steve Harvey moments to My Hero Academia and its villains, plus a little Thanksgiving talk and all the chaos that comes with it 🦃🔥.

We break down what makes a great villain in MHA, share some laughs, drop some real talk, and somehow end up in a conversation that leaves us on a cliffhanger you won’t see coming 👀⚡️.

Another fun, unpredictable episode with anime vibes, life talk, and pure Tri Verse energy. Tap in! 🎙️✨