Round 2, fight! Joseph welcomes aboard yet another who is trying out for the position of co-host, this time it is Roxas Lamprugne from the forums. After some brief introduction, we get IRL news from Joseph who has at long last landed a job! Then we move on to industry news about Dragon Ball being shunned, and people who think blaming fiction for their behavior is a reasonable defense. And to wrap things up is a joint review of Bones: The Anime, pretty but boring.

Let us remind you of how technological progress has erased minor inconveniences that people of a certain age group didn’t have to grow up with. Remember when the only way to send messages was private courier. These upjumped children and their newfangled universal postal service don’t know how easy they have it. Tim reviews Tsugumomo which is about our boring average main character running into extraordinary situations. In this case, he has an obi which has become a tsukumogami. An object that’s existed long enough to manifest its own spirit as a person. It fights amasogis which are sort of demonic things made by strong emotions. Though they are like … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 363: Double Borders"

This week on VG Pulse, we wrap up on our E3 recap! We go through the details of what was shown by Ubisoft, Sony, and Nintendo, and then give our thoughts and feelings about this years E3 as a whole, and also who we felt ‘won’ the show this year! After the discussion we go over the forum, and decide to give you guys a silly, lighthearted forum topic this time around, so go check it out! All this and more up next on VGP 283! -Aki Show Notes Music Intro – Konami Code IV by The Gothsicles Outro – Underwater Theme (Super Mario Bros.) Guitar Cover by FamilyJules7X Links … Continue reading "VG Pulse 283: E3 2017"

Let’s talk about everyone’s favorite smushable shower invaders, spiders. When they show up in literature, they’re often the sign of sneaky and crafty villains or antagonists. When they show up in our joint review, Enemy[2013], they’re mostly there to make it seem like there’s a deeper meaning to the movie. It star Jake Gyllenhaal attempting to play a weak willed man who discovers there’s someone who looks just like him. They decide to meet and have sex as anyone would do with their doppelganger; or one of them decides to trick the other into swapping wives for an evening because he’s a pathetic horn-dog. Weltall then talks about Inferno[2016]. It’s … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 67: Inferstint Gyllenhaal"

Let’s talk about everyone’s favorite smushable shower invaders, spiders. When they show up in literature, they’re often the sign of sneaky and crafty villains or antagonists. When they show up in our joint review, Enemy[2013], they’re mostly there to make it seem like there’s a deeper meaning to the movie. It star Jake Gyllenhaal attempting to play a weak willed man who discovers there’s someone who looks just like him. They decide to meet and have sex as anyone would do with their doppelganger; or one of them decides to trick the other into swapping wives for an evening because he’s a pathetic horn-dog. Weltall then talks about Inferno[2016]. It’s … Continue reading Popcorn Pulse 67: Inferstint Gyllenhaal →

Can you believe that the Washington Monument has been finished for longer than television has been around? Also, only 1920’s kids will remember these mountains without the faces of US Presidents on them. Are we accomplishing our goal to feed your nostalgia and remind you of the inexorable passage of time? Tim reviews a revisit of Kumo desu ga, nani ka? Our spider girl continues in her adventure deeper into the dungeon. She then gets attacked by a monkey which she kills. Tim approves, especially when this results in a horde of other monkeys attacking and getting killed. The manga continues to hold its Read it Now by keeping the … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 362: Spider Girl"

It’s that time of year again! E3 2017 is upon us! In this episode, Millennium, Kas, and I take the time to recap the press conferences of EA, Microsoft, Bethesda, and Devolver Digital, and give our thoughts and feelings on each studio’s presentations and announcements! All this and more up next on the VGP E3 Special, Part 1! -Akito Hosts MillenniumX17 DarkGodAkito Kasumarae

There’s been a rather dirty word thrown around since Taken live up to its title and caught the imaginations of a wider audience, dadsploitation. Unfortunately, there are films that embody the zeitgeist of the word. Movies where clearly a studio is trying to cash in a trend and aiming it at what they believe to be the target audience of older men who fondle themselves to fantasies of saving a bus load of cheerleaders who fellate them for their efforts. Thus we have I Am Wrath [2016] starring the Travolta and his amazing technicolor hair. Someone kills his wife because she’s crunched the numbers on water safety and now she … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 66: Armed Wrath"

Hello, and welcome dear listeners. Blonde and Ryo are here to bring you another round hot and spicy hentai. Don't let the title fool you, this week things are pretty tame. Also, as a side note, this episode was an absolute nightmare to edit due to several technical difficulties. If you notice inconsistencies or pieces of talking that don't match up please forgive them because Ryo did the fucking best she could. Get ready to take a nice long bath after this episode of Anime Pulse: After Dark.

Round 1 of the Anime Pulse co-host selections have begun, our first participant is Adrien from Belgium. After introducing himself and giving us his life story till now, Joseph picks up IRL news and tells us about his opinions on Wonder Woman. Then is Industry news where we talk about the idol industry in Japan, and the financial problems that animators in the industry face. Ans last but not least are the reviews, Joseph having fun in the virtual world of Overlord and Adrien playing us a tune of Hibike! Euphonium.