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White Knights Save Japan (yay!), while Tourists Tear Down Walls to Take Sh*tty Pictures!
In this week’s weirdly short episode of the podcast (Pinpin really had to piss):
- Pinpin celebrates Pride Month by immediately shortening it to a week! Send in the hate mail!
- Yuuyuu plows his way through 100 music albums, because he’s secretly a musical masochist!
- Pinpin explains how Psycho-Pass is properly thrilling and Attack on Titan, well, less so!
- Yuuyuu showers his love on Samurai Shampoo Champloo!
- The Shinigami give their thoughts on Wuthering Waves in hopes of free astrites!
- and PinPin reviews painfully short Higashi no Eden / Eden of the East (2009)!
Once the Serious Shit starts, the Shinigami wade into the hot topic burning all the foreign nationals up this week, and then hit the happier notes of Tiny Desk Concerts coming to Japan and Swedish architecture marrying smoothly into Japanese tradition!
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By Shinigami Pinpin and YuuYuuIn this week’s weirdly short episode of the podcast (Pinpin really had to piss):
- Pinpin celebrates Pride Month by immediately shortening it to a week! Send in the hate mail!
- Yuuyuu plows his way through 100 music albums, because he’s secretly a musical masochist!
- Pinpin explains how Psycho-Pass is properly thrilling and Attack on Titan, well, less so!
- Yuuyuu showers his love on Samurai Shampoo Champloo!
- The Shinigami give their thoughts on Wuthering Waves in hopes of free astrites!
- and PinPin reviews painfully short Higashi no Eden / Eden of the East (2009)!
Once the Serious Shit starts, the Shinigami wade into the hot topic burning all the foreign nationals up this week, and then hit the happier notes of Tiny Desk Concerts coming to Japan and Swedish architecture marrying smoothly into Japanese tradition!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.