The GLORIO Chat Episode 148: More New Anime
We catch up on more anime from the new season that we didn’t get to cover last episode, including Spy x Family season 2.
We catch up on more anime from the new season that we didn’t get to cover last episode, including Spy x Family season 2.
We a say a few parting words for the Summer season (sorry Undead Murder Farce) and dive into the surprisingly interesting new shows for Fall. Maybe this season isn’t as cursed as we thought it was?
Konoha is a struggling illustrator who longs for the glory days of bishojo games back in the 90s and 2000s. After visiting a mysterious used game store, she finds herself transported to a bishojo game company in 1992.
A youthful looking witch named Alissa finds a baby in the forest and decides to raise it as her daughter. She names the girl Viola and she grows up fast. By the time she reaches 16, no one can tell who’s the child and who’s the adulJel’s verdict: How did they get Nana Mizuki for this?
Is the Fall 2023 anime season cursed, or will it be redeemed by a few GLORIO favorite manga adaptations?
We talk about the anime we’re still watching, catch up on Kamen Rider coming and going, and get into a lengthy discussion about boring anime protagonists. Yeah, it’s that kind of season.
Smoking cats aside, the number of shows we’re watching this season is starting to dwindle. Is it time to hit the backlog?
We talk about more new shows, go in-depth on Shin Kamen Rider, and Iro resists a possible career as an isekai light novel writer.
It’s our 11th anniversary and we get a little nostalgic, daring to ask if anime is better or worse than it was in 2013. This might not be the best anime season to ask that question, but hey, we did find some things to watch!
Fukuzawa is a hard working young woman who spends most of her day at the office, then comes home to her pet cat. This particular cat just happens to be the size of a human, and masterfully handles all the household chores.
We share our final thoughts on the Spring 2023 season, a solid group of shows that managed to survive some bumpy endings. Yes, that includes Birdie Wing and Gundam.
A vending machine otaku is ironically killed in a accident where he is crushed by a vending machine. He is reincarnated as a vending machine into a fantasy world. Vending machine.
Shinozaki is constantly doted on by his senior coworker, a petite woman with comically oversized breasts.
We’ll be back soon though!
We do our best to preview the Summer 2023 season, but still end up talking about Birdie Wing and Gundam.
Aqua has dared to question the unassailable Birdie Wing: Golf Girls’ Story, and we wonder if our favorite shows this season will cross the finish line without falling apart.
As we approach the final stretch of the season, I still can’t decide if Oshi no Ko is good. But hey, plenty of other good shows as we get into Birdie Wing, Heavenly Delusion (Tengoku Daimakyo), and we talk about one episode of Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury for almost as long as the episode itself.
We discuss Oshi no Ko possibly not living up to its explosive start, our disappointment with Ranking of Kings: The Treasure Chest of Courage, and everyone’s favorite show about star crossed lesbians being manipulated by their parents and powerful corporations… and maybe even some Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury!
Yes, we know there are other anime airing this season besides Birdie Wing: Golf Girls’ Story, so we spend some time talking about other new shows… but we also talk about Birdie Wing.
Ganta Nakami suffers from insomnia, and it’s ruining his school life. One day he attempts to take nap in the old school observatory, only to encounter a girl who beat him to it. The two become fast friends as they bond over their… lack of sleep?