After the death of her parents, Himari Momochi has inherited a supposedly abandoned and haunted mansion called Momochi House. However, upon arriving at her new property, she finds what she assumes to be three male squatters – Aoi Nanamori, Ise, and Yukari. Soon discovering that these are in fact yokai, Himari refuses to leave despite their warnings, choosing to remain despite the dangerous other supernatural forces residing nearby.
After a party member is devoured by a red dragon, Laios and his adventurer crew must delve the dungeon once more and rescue her before it’s too late. Running low on time, supplies, and manpower, the party resorts to hunting and eating the various creatures that inhabit the dungeon. What the rest of the party doesn’t know is that Laios is an absolute monster freak and relishes the chance to dine on the fantasy bestiary. Accompanied by beleaguered mage Marcille, professional rogue Chilchuck, and experienced monster chef Senshi, they embark on a daring culinary tour.
Nashiko is kicked out of her family home for constantly disturbing her mother. Fortunately, her dad owns a closed-down mahjong parlor, which he allows her to turn into a new hangout. While tidying up the place, she encounters a mahjong spirit.
In a fantasy world at the nexus of dimensions, the Demon King has finally been defeated. Without a common enemy, the “Shura” – beings from other worlds powerful enough to face the Demon King in open combat – now war with each other to determine who is the strongest, with no regard for collateral damage.
Monsters from a parallel dimension are a thing, women (and only women) have superpowers and some of them are part of a force to try and stop them. Some guy needs to become a slave to one of these women to become a powerful weapon against them. His payment? Sexy times.
The best anime according to the GLORIO crew, 2023 edition
In his traditional end-of-year roundup, Zigg (who has never once wet his bed) talks about why so many shows this year ended up being disappointments, and highlights a few which bucked the trend to produce memorable moments.
Dramatic title aside, I’ve come to appreciate these posts as a way of leaving behind a definitive footprint. My feelings for these may change as time passes but here and now in 2023, this is what I had to say about anime.
Iro looks back on the media of 2023 and considers what he expected to get and what he wanted to get.
It is time once again for our annual look back at the past year, and my favorite anime moments from 2023.
It’s our last episode of 2023 and we give our final thoughts on the Fall season.
Is Scott Pilgrim anime? Is Jem and the Holograms anime? You can just give this podcast to men and they will be thrilled.
We get into a spirited discussion about the Gridman Universe movie and talk about the latest news of bad working conditions at MAPPA, this time direct from the CEO’s mouth.
With Pluto hitting Netflix and big name shows like Spy x Family and Frieren, will our anime of the year come from this season? We discuss those shows as well as a few anime that will NOT make our top 10 list.
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.
Konohoshi Umika struggles to speak to others but wants to make friends, ideally from another planet. Good job one is in her class and has telepathic powers.
Tearmoon Empire tells the story of a selfish, rich princess who is jailed and executed by a revolution at the age of 20. She’s then sent back in time into the body of her 12-year-old self but with her diary intact covering the 8 years up to her execution. Her new mission is to not be an awful person.
Back in middle school Nozomi Yumehara and her friends helped save the world as members of the magical girl team Precure 5. Now though they’re grown up and facing the challenges of adult life, while in the shadows a new evil is beginning to grow…
Kentarou Momose is a 26-year-old office worker whose former boss harassed him to the point where the constant stress made him develop stomach ulcers. Having just switched jobs, he fears the same problem happening all over again but is pleasantly surprised when his new supervisor, Yuusei Shirosaki, turns out to be an extremely considerate person. However, despite being highly competent at his job and often outwardly expressionless, Shirosaki is also inherently klutzy and airheaded.
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?
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