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This week we are talking about Anime-Gataris which was a recommendation from Major Montana. Was in so many words a love story to the fans of Anime. It hits all the thoughts and lingo that we usually use as well as habits that we use as well when it comes to anime. They in essence called us all out and at the same time broke the 4th wall all to have fun. That being said it was not without it's drawback and they were there for sure. With a shallow story and no real character development this story is...

This week we are talking about Temple which was a recommendation from Jeb. It was a chaotic ride that also was a fan service heavy show. We dove into Akemitsu’s painful attempts to stay pure while surrounded by anime’s worst temptations, plus the sheer craziness of his dad racking up a 20 million yen debt just so he can try and get a global harem. In the end it was an anime that we laughed at, but because of the chaos we ended rewinding way more than usual just to catch what the hell was happening.

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This week we dive into Rokudo Bad Girls. The story is about a bullied underdog Rokudo who inherits a magic scroll that makes every bad girl, fall head over heels for him any time he’s near. We go into detail about the show and the bold‑lined animation style, and we compare Roku’s nonstop crying to the energy of Tokyo Revengers, we also wonder whether his shift from pushover to protector ever really sticks. In the end this show only really has surface‑level fun with a dash of character growth, even if our hero stays pretty whiny th...

In this episode we dive headfirst into 86’s brutal drone war nonsense. The Republic claims a “bloodless conflict,” but it’s really run on invisible 86ers shoved into glass-cannon mechs. We chat about Lena’s efforts to bring hope to Shin and his crew, and what this anime reminds us of in terms of undertones that were not so subtle. We also touch on Shin’s psychic telepathy angle and that slow-burn connection between him and Lena. Sure, the pacing stumbles with flashbacks on repeat and a few loose threads never get resolved, but the heart of the story still packs...

This week is all about I May Be A Guild Receptionist, But I'll Solo Any Boss To Clock Out On Time with just Jack. Now the story is something that is pretty solid and it had all the makings of a great show. The story was easy enough to follow and it did focus on what the title exactly is and it really highlights her struggles. But also at the same time there is no real depth to some of it and honestly you are left with far more questions then what you are given answers too leaving you w...

This week is all about Farming Life in Another World. Which was a recommendation. It was a nice change of pace from last weeks choice it had it's funny moments and time where it was entertaining but overall it was a show that was very middling for us. Where the faults just seemed to drag it down. 

Next Week's Pick: "I May Be a Guild Receptionist, But I'll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time"

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This week is all about Witch Hunter Robin with just Jack. The story is about a young pyrokinetic witch working for Solomon. For Jack this is trip down memory lane and for him it was honestly best left there. The lack of certain plot point and the plot holes and slow pacing made it a tough rewatch. While once a personal favorite.

Next Week's Pick: "Farming Life In Another World"

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In this episode, we talked all about Berserk Of Gluttony Which was a recommendation from Jeb. We touch on Fate’s gluttony skill, which causes hunger that does not end and it also absorbs the stats and abilities of those he kills monsters and humans alike. The show had a fair number of positive points but it also a decent number of negative points as well.

Next Week's Pick: "Witch Hunter Robin"

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This week we continue with Gate part 2 an isekai that take a different approach to the usually genre. And just like part 1 it did not disappoint at all. We get some resolutions that we were hoping for. The story progressed in a way that we predicted, it answered most of our questions and gave us a somewhat of an ending. All in all this is a story that is worth a watch just not if you are new to the genre.

Next Week's Pick: "Berserk of Gluttony"

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In this episode we dive into Gate part 1 an isekai that take a different approach to the usually genre and it was a recommendation from "Elf Daddy Girl Issues" and "Danner536". This anime certainly doesn't pull it's punches on how things would likely go when a you pit medieval against modern military dishing out some “f around and find out” pretty much through the whole story. The Character development and story was solid for the show and it was well worth the watch.

Next Week's Pick: "Gate Part 2"

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This week is a solo week as Rick is out sick and Jack dives into I'm Quitting Heroing. Thank you Goose for the recommendation! This anime changes up the normal anime narrative for Hero style anime in that rather then a journey to defeat th Demon lord our MC Leo is trying to join them. But that is just the start of it. This anime is well worth the watch and is has some comedic moments but it was still an overall solid story. So if you are looking for something that is unique then this may be for...

This week we get back into the goblin slaying world of Goblin Slayer. This season while our MC is still the main focal point we start to learn more about the others that are with him. We also go to see another side of him in more ways than 1. Add in the world building that they did and this season really helps lay out the foundation for more adventures and solid 3rd season should it ever come.

Next Week's Pick: "I'm Quitting Heroing"

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This week we dive into the second season of Bofuri: I Don't Want to Get Hurt, so I'll Max Out My Defense. The story largely just continues on with Maple and her guild, Maple Tree, continue exploring new levels and content in the game they play, New World Online. Maple continues to stick to her strategy of only maxing out her defense stat, continually stumbling upon overpowered, game-breaking skills that baffle the game's developers despite the fact that they were the ones that put them in. On thing more notable is that we felt like Season 2 gives more attention...

In this episode, we talked all about Code Geass Season 2. We dug into how it picks up right after the Season 1 cliffhanger, with Lelouch living a normal school life until his memories come back and he jumps right back into leading the Black Knights. Things quickly go from a local rebellion to full-blown global war. We also revisited out discussion on how Lelouch’s Geass works, especially its limits as a result of that some of that talk got a little off-track. But overall, we both agreed Season 2 tied up a lot of loose ends from the first season an...

In this episode, we discussed Season 1 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion. And while we spent the episode mostly talking about the show and how it had and amazing story with some great writing. We also pointed out a couple of flaws along with a discussion about the Geass power's limits also got pretty heated and went way off into hypotheticals, maybe derailing things a bit. And the biggest negative we both agreed on? That incredibly frustrating cliffhanger ending!

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In this episode, we're diving into season two of Jormungand. This season picks right up where the first left off, continuing the the journey of Jonah and the arms dealer, Koko. Season two delves deeper into Koko ambitious plan she calls "Jormungand" and how it is designed to reshape the global landscape in a maner of speaking and basically position her crew as the world's last soldiers in her mind. The show does maintains its globe-trotting adventure style, while also exploring deeper character development.Throughout this season though there were some significant shifts in character dynamics so to certain...

This week we talk about Jormungand season 1 and dives headfirst into the gritty world of arms dealing through the eyes of Koko, a cunning arms dealer backed by a team of seasoned bodyguards, veterans, and Jonah, a young boy-soldier. It explores themes of revenge, morality, weapons trade, giving you a solid story that is packed with action and drama. And the shows unique art style and dual-episode arcs provided engaging mini-stories that give you the feel of several short stories in 1 longer story. Although there were some brief moments that seemed slightly out of place, the series remains a...

In this week's discussion, we covered Season 2 of "The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent" continuing our exploration from the previous week. This season dives deeper into Sei's journey as she learns to balances potion-making, monster-hunting, and her growing responsibilities and relationships. Additionally, Season 2 works on the world-building that was introduced in Season 1. We also highlighted Sei's character growth and the evolving romantic storyline.

Next Week's Pick: "The Saint's Magic Power Is Omnipotent season 2"

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This week we discuss "Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent" a fantasy romance isekai that is not like your typical action-packed isekais, this anime focuses on character growth through a slow-burn narrative following Sei. Instead of dwelling on this, Sei pursues her passions at a research institute where she discovers her magical abilities and lends a helpting hand to her new home. This isn't for viewers seeking fast-paced action but perfect for those who appreciate a strong female lead in a gradual romantic storyline, making it an excellent "palate cleanser" between more intense shows.

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This week we dive into Kaiju No. 8. We break down the series, which follows Kafka Hibino, a 32-year-old man who once dreamed of joining JAKDF, but instead finds himself cleaning up after the battles. But then his life changes when he ingests a parasitic kaiju, transforming into a powerful humanoid monster known as Kaiju No. 8. We discuss the anime’s strengths, from its storytelling and humor to its lack of filler episodes and excellent character development while also getting lost in the weeds for a couple of minutes as well by touching on the differences between sub and dub tr...

This week we talk about Magical Girl Spec Ops Asuka and its dark twist on the magical girl genre. The story follows Asuka, a former magical girl struggling with PTSD, forced back into battle. While the show portrays trauma and military themes, the pacing, forced shifts in tone, and poor character development weaken it as a whole. We debate whether magic undermines the stakes, with Rick arguing it negates physical consequences, while Jack and CJ emphasize the psychological toll.

Next Week's Pick: "Kaiju No. 8"

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This week we decide to get magical again with season 2 of Mashel: Magic and Muscle. And it literally is just a continuation of season 1, only with a lot more antics then in season 1. It goes right into them confronting the fact that people now know that Mashel does not have magic. We also get some clarification on some things as well as new questions to ask. And let us not forget the off-in-the-weeds discussions that we keep having.

Next Week's Pick: "Magical Girls Spec-Ops Asuka"

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This week, we’re diving into the hilarious and action-packed world of Mashle: Magic and Muscles. It delivers a magical mix of parody, comedy, and action as it pokes fun at several shows while building a surprisingly solid storyline. Sprinkle in some great music and art to top it off, and this series guarantees a fun ride that's perfect for both seasoned anime fans and newcomers to the genre.

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Mashle: Magic and Muscles (Season 2)

If you enjoyed Season 1, you won’t want to miss our coverage of Season 2 next week!

This week, we’re diving into an intriguing series where the main character is obsessed with poisons and has an uncanny ability to solve complex problems. The Apothecary Diaries offers an incredible story with impressive character development. This is one of those shows where you can’t skim through, you’ll want to pay attention to every little detail, as even the smallest notes can resurface later.

Next Week's Pick: Mashle: Magic and Muscles

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We had a blast this week diving into the comedic anime Let This Grieving Soul Retire! It was a wild and interesting adventure filled with humor and action. While we highlighted many of the anime's positive aspects, we couldn't ignore the areas that held it back just a bit. The storytelling and comedy were decent, but we felt the character development could've been stronger.

Next Week's Pick: "The Apothecary Diaries"

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This week, it’s just Jack, and he had a great time with this show. The story had solid character growth and a decent story to go along with it. That said, it was a story that was simply enjoyable, an easy watch. It’s one of those shows best enjoyed with your partner and a great pick for those new to the genre since it’s not too heavy.

Next Week's Pick: Let This Grieving Soul Retire

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We talk about Season 4 of Overlord, which was a real treat for us. This season dives deeper into the details of the show, showing where the movie fits into the storyline. The music, artwork, and voice acting were all top-notch, making it a must-watch for fans of the anti-hero genre. Add in some great character growth and solid storytelling, and you've got a fantastic season to enjoy.

Next Week’s Pick: "The Yakuza’s Guide to Babysitting"

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This week, we talk about The Place Promised in Our Early Days, a solid movie set in an alternate reality. The story worked well for Jack but felt shaky at best for Rick. However, both agree that the artwork was impressive, and overall, they enjoyed the movie. It’s definitely worth at least one watch.

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Overlord Season 4

Have you had the chance to watch The Place Promised in Our Early Days or any of our previous selections? We’d love to hear your thoughts and recommendations for future picks!

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We’re diving into Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom, a movie that fills in the gaps between Episodes 7 and 8 of Season 4. So, if you’re a fan of the series, then this is a must-watch for sure. The film delivers a solid story that stays true to the main series while also adding its own flair. You can expect some great comedic moments and some scenes that expand on the main plot from the series.

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The Place Promised in Our Early Days

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It was a Jack solo episode this week, and it was one that Rick was lucky to miss out on. The pick was inspired by Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, but it went off into parody territory, changing the original tale to fit the writer’s vision. And for Jack, it just didn’t hit the mark. The story felt bland, kind of like it was thrown together without a strong direction. This one definitely is one he won’t be revisiting.

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Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom

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This week, we’re exploring a dark comedy with a unique take on the classic Truck-kun trope. Instead of transporting someone unwillingly, it brings over someone wishing to leave their current life. Our main character actively seeks death in this new world but ends up surviving against all odds at every turn. This twist on the usual formula offers a fresh perspective, but it’s important to note that the show deals heavily with themes of suicide, making it a thoughtful yet challenging watch.

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This week, we tackle movie number three, giving us the epic conclusion of our Godzilla trilogy journey. Every thread woven into the story so far comes together here, delivering a solid ending. But it’s not without its sacrifices. The fallout from the second movie sets the emotional tone, making this finale even more intense. While it’s a complicated wrap-up, it does deliver closure. If you haven’t experienced these films yet, now’s the perfect time to binge-watch them all.

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No Longer Allowed In Another World

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This week, we dive into the second movie in the Godzilla anime trilogy, and it certainly had a lot to unpack. The story continues right where the first movie left off, so it’s a must-watch in order if you’re following along. We get some much-needed answers about the world and its characters, along with a look at what’s been happening on Earth over the 20,000 years humanity has been absent. It’s an intriguing mix of revelations and action, keeping the momentum alive.

Next Week's Pick: "Godzilla: The Planet Eater"

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This week, we take our first steps into Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters a blend of nostalgia and fresh storytelling. While it honors the franchise’s legacy, this movie introduces a bold new narrative. The premise is that humanity flees Earth after Godzilla destroys everything and then spending 20 years wandering in space only to be forced to return due to dwindling resources, they find Earth changed in ways they could never have imagined. This is where the action truly begins.

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Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle

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In this episode, we dive into the anime Immoral Guild, which is an ecchi-heavy series that certainly is not afraid to push boundaries even in episode 1. The show skates close to the line between fan service and something far more... well you know, with scenes that might feel more "adults-only" than usual. Even with that, underneath all of that, it’s a pretty straightforward story without much in the way of plot progression. For fans of mature anime, Immoral Guild might be entertaining, but it’s definitely not for everyone.

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In this week’s episode, we dive into the Sengoku period with a unique twist! The Ambition of Oda Nobuna follows Oda Nobuna’s journey to unify Japan, joined by Sagara, a time-traveling protagonist who’s set on changing history. As Sagara introduces new tactics and prevents crucial events, the storyline explores how history could have played out differently. We break down the action, romance, and time-traveling elements of this intriguing alternate history. Want to know our theories on what could have changed?

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This week, we dove headfirst into a hilarious and refreshing take on the isekai genre with Trapped in a Dating Sim. Our main character, reincarnated into a dating sim he was forced to play, tries his hardest to live a peaceful, low-profile life… only to have fate propel him upward in social status at every turn. It’s a unique spin that’s full of laughs and unexpected twists. Haven't watched it yet? If you're looking for a fresh isekai with a dash of satire, this is one you don’t want to miss!

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We dive into a true classic, based on a film from the 1950s. It was genuinely entertaining, with solid storytelling and decent music. The character development was seamlessly woven into the plot, enhancing the experience by integrating backstories naturally without pulling you out of the story. This made the journey all the more enjoyable!

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This week we get transported to another world only before we actually get there we get lost in the weeds with random details but after a few minutes we get back on track and then finally get to our destination. And it was an interesting one at that. It takes the normal genre and give the protagonist a set of skills that they had in their previous life but even with that, it ultimately still follows the same tropes for the anime and they also leave out a lot of detail, but even with that it was an entertaining...

This week, we explore another Ghibli movie! It is filled with the magical elements we've come to love from Ghibli. However, it does carry a heavier tone in some spots. So if Spirited Away wasn’t your cup of tea, this one might not be either, as it shares a similar vibe, but if you like it then you may just like this one was well and it is also perfect for introducing anime newcomers to this fascinating genre.

Next Week's Pick: "The Reincarnation of the Strongest Exorcist in Another World"

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