The Final Summer of JoJo comes to its conclusion!
Next month: Lupin III: Part IV – The Italian Adventure.
The Final Summer of JoJo comes to its conclusion!
Next month: Lupin III: Part IV – The Italian Adventure.
It’s the final summer of Jojo, and we’re kicking it off with some hard time with the first half of Stone Ocean, streaming on Netflix.
Next month is the second half!
This month, we’re taking a turn for the wacky with the comedy “Pop Team Epic”
Next month, we’re starting the final Summer of JoJo with Stone Ocean, available for streaming on Netflix.
This month, for White Day, we’re looking at the Shojo fantasy romance series “Yona of the Dawn”
Next month, we’re watching the first season of Pop Team Epic. You can find where that’s available for streaming on JustWatch: https://www.justwatch.com/us/tv-show/pop-team-epic/season-1
Fateuary has come again, so it’s time to discuss Unlimited Blade Works!
(Minor technical note, a bunch of my audio got dropped due to poor mike placement on my end. That said, most of my contributions to the conversation were moderation, so you should be able to hear what Tora & David have to say without any issues.)
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Next month, we’ll be watching Yona of the Dawn. You can find where that is available for streaming on JustWatch: https://www.justwatch.com/us/tv-show/yona-of-the-dawn
This month, for Lunar New Year, we’re watching the first half (episode 1-12) of the K-Drama adaptation of Boys Over Flowers.
Next Month, we’re watching the TV Series Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works. You can find where it’s available for streaming here: https://www.justwatch.com/us/tv-show/fate-stay-night-unlimited-blade-works
This month, I’m taking a look at our first anthology film, Robot Carnival.
< Continue reading →This month we’re discussing the 4th and 5th films in the Garden of Sinners series (probably the strongest films in the series so far).
Continue reading →This month we’re discussing the horror comedy(?) anime Mieruko-Chan.
This month we’re watching the anime adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ The Count of Monte Cristo.
Matt Alt’s article on the connections between protest and anime: https://substack.com/home/post/p-174206122
Next month, we’re covering Miruko-Chan, which is available for streaming on Crunchyroll.