The Podcast That Loves Anime
To begin the episode Anthony & Brian look back to episode 33 and the winter anime they said they were looking forward to. Did they watch them? What did they think of them?
Then, having undermined their anime quality soothsaying abilities, they go ahead and pick what spring season anime they are looking forward to.
BTW we recorded this before Ozma episode 1 aired, admittedly hours before it aired, but it still counted as a preview then!
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It’s Mothering Sunday, so Brian and Anthony run down their TOP 5 ANIME MUMS!
There’s likely some spoilers in here, so consider yourselves warned. Also, Brian goes an a ridiculous, lengthy tangent that has nothing to do with mums whatsoever, but does, of course, involve Devilman and Violence Jack.
Let us know who your favourite anime mums are in the comments below, and we might read them out on a future episode.
And remember, as the Hairy Bikers told us, MUMS KNOW BEST.
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Bradley C Meek from THEM Anime Reviews joins us to talk Urusei Yatsura and the film Beautiful Dreamer. It’s a long one and we will spoil the hell out of this 1984 film that is now out of print, and so it doesn’t really matter. As well as lots of UY talk, we digress into Brian’s WAR ON NARRATIVE, Lupin III and Mamoru Oshii’s fear of eating in.
Struggling to keep up with us on this episode, or just want to know more about Urusei Yatsura? Visit Tomobiki-cho, a UY fansite that’s been around since 1996!
The song that indirectly got me into Urusei Yatsura.
Former strong man and breeder of fancy birds, Geoff Capes:
Brian winds up LOGH fans by telling them it’s a not a very good cartoon
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As we are looking back to 2002 each month, there could be only one choice for our fourth ninja related show – Naruto.
Gary Hedges joins us to talk about the first five episodes of the show that kicked off a decade of orange jumpsuited ninja-ry. We talk about our history with the franchise, whether we think it still holds up in 2012 and Anthony uses a hugely inappropriate adjective to describe a combat scene.
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