This week on Anime Pulse we got a whooper of a show today, as we celebrate our 800th show with guests from the community, previews from the spring season, and a little industry news. Up first Joseph and Andrew brush aside the IRL news and industry news to talk with the community, introduce them, and cover the community answers to this week's topic. After waving goodbye to the community and saying our fond farewells, we go over a little Q&A sent into us by non-live community members before wrapping up with the previews as usual. Joseph is reincarnated into the body of a recently murdered teenager, only to be summoned to another world to stop a war. Andrew on the other hand awakens in the body a sacrificial maiden in a fantasy novel, and needs to avoid a way of being a plot device for the true protagonist.

This week on VG Pulse, kittens like to breakdance!! We start off with side notes of work and work and work, before divining into the regular news where we discuss the revelation that the Pinkertons still exist, Nintendo being Nintendo, Microsoft is being blocked, the tragic retiring of James Carter Cathcart, and the hype building around Markiplier making a movie adaptation of Iron Lung!! After the news we give a duel review of the phenomenal Dredge, and finish off with talk of anime!! All this and more up next on VGP 389!!! -Aki Music Intro – Tetris A Theme Guitar Cover by FamilyJules Outro – Tetris B Theme Guitar Cover …

Continue reading "VG Pulse 389: Dredging Up History"

Some how some episodes got lost in the æther. We found some of them. If I ever find out what we reviewed in it I might update this.

We broke down and inserted another coin to enable two player mode. That’s right, we went and dual reviewed the Double Dungeons Dragon movie. Or maybe we just went and saw The Super Mario Bros Movie[2023]. In spite of all the internet whinging that Chris Prat was voicing Mario which was surely a sign of how the west has fallen and millions must die. What can we really say about it? It’s an Illumination movie that doesn’t induce suicide. Prat does fine as Mario. Ana Taylor-joy does OK as Peach. Seth Rogen is there and should probably not. There’s a lot of references to the game and pop songs. The …

Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 196: Supa Burnt"

This week on Anime Pulse we got a 100cc limit, a ridiculous lawsuit, and bad girls in love. Up first Joseph talks about his time with Mario Kart and Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu, and Andrew recaps his trip to Germany before covering the community section about joining the dark side. Then in the industry news we got news about sweet red bean subs, and Monster Energy trying to be relevant in 2023. Lastly we're into the previews with Joseph opting to run a cafe for bad girls who love him, and Andrew goes to paradise in search of an elixir to further train his muscles in a magical world.

Welcome to another episode of Mango Pulse where we consume and rate the world’s favorite fruit. We recently tackled the controversy of Kent mangoes and the low score received by Randy’s Fruit Stand. We stick by our opinion that they’re a little biased because they get ready access to the host’s orchard of Tommy Atkins, a notoriously finicky but rewarding variety. Stepping aside from controversy, today we’ll be diving into the Kesar variety. Excuse me? What do you mean “Manga” not “Mango?” What the hell kind of fruit is a Manga? Well, never mind then. Tim has Climax Exorcism With A Single Touch! It takes place in an alternate Japan …

Continue reading "Manga Pulse 491: Mango Climax"

Hey there everyone, have you ever just felt so good? Like really so good? Like that the sun could go nova and wipe all life off the face of the earth and leave only the smolderiest of craters where only politicians and cans of RC cola survive and you just feel great anyway? It may or may not be because we found an errant package of cocaine recovered from a southern state after making a pilgrimage to visit the inspiration of our movie. Yes, we have Cocaine Bear[2023]. It’s a movie based loosely on the internet tidbit that gets passed around. Someone saw a 9gag image of it and decided …

Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 195: Scent of Cocaine"

This week on VGP, we actually have a good amount of news!! We start off with side notes of life and work, before diving into the regular news where we discuss the accusations against Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland, before going over the official death of E3, the announcement of more amazing Pokemon squishmallows, the reception of the Mario Movie, and Monster Energy being stupid bullies as usual. After the news, we go over the discord discussions, and finish off with talk of food and anime!! All this and more up next on VGP 388!! -Aki Music Intro – Tetris A Theme Guitar Cover by FamilyJules Outro – Tetris …

Continue reading "VG Pulse 388: Understanding The Assignment"

This week on Anime Pulse we got recording early on an Easter Sunday, the most un-responded to community topic, and cool French medals. Up first Joseph thinks back on Easter bygone as he fills us in on his completion of Pokemon Brilliant Diamond, and Andrew is preparing to travel so we end up doing a much earlier show. Then in the industry news Andrew is quitting Anime Pulse to become a pro Birdie Wing player, and the current president at studio Ghibli retires. And finally in our final reviews episode before we take a small break and then go into the previews, Joseph is yelling at a short stack and her idiot senpai to get on with it and Andrew is burning off his stress singing metal at a karaoke bar with a panda.

Long days ago, when the nights were long and the game was slim. Great bookstores used to roam this land. We hunted them for their manga collections. Kodansha, Yen Press, even the lesser Tokyo Pop. All were plentiful. Something has changed and now we scavenge a barren land for the remains of those we used to hunt. Weltall has a revisit of Pansuto. You might recall that being the manga were the loser gets obsessed with the school nurse and her white panties. He gave it another swing by because even perverts with pictographic memories like to take a second look. And that may or may not be referring to …

Continue reading "Manga Pulse 490: Die Kaaaaaaaanan"