To fill in a gaping hole in his credibility as an anime lover, Aqua takes a look at the films that cemented the legacy of Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takehata’s legendary Studio Ghibli.
This week, he checks out Miyazaki’s second film and first independent effort, a rousing call to arms for anyone who cares about anything, really.
The crew looks at the notable, for better or worse, anime coming up next season.
To fill in a gaping hole in his credibility as an anime lover, Aqua takes a look at the films that cemented the legacy of Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takehata’s legendary Studio Ghibli.
This week, he checks out Miyazaki’s humble beginnings chronicling a legendary gentleman thief’s career switch into dashing heroics.
Artemis joins the usual crew as we talk about the timely Crunchyroll Anime Awards and our usual slate of anime episodes.
We catch up on Drifting Dragons, In/Spectre, and A Certain Scientific Railgun T, and Iro notices a particular trend in anime lately.
We catch up on some older shows, geek out about Keep Your Hands off Eizouken! again, and Jel reveals the true power behind Dorohedoro.
Spoilers: this season seems alright.
