The GLORIO Chat Episode 197: Fall 2025 Anime Preview
It’s season preview time and we have an ACTUAL, legit reason to talk about Umamusume.
It’s season preview time and we have an ACTUAL, legit reason to talk about Umamusume.
Big surprise, the GLORIO crew is down bad for problematic women.
It’s a supersized episode of first looks as we tackle the rest of the new Spring 2025 anime.
Years before Deku becomes a hero, Kouichi Haimawari is an unassuming college student with heroic aspirations but a power ill-suited for highflying crimefighting. He’s contented with acts of minor altruism ranging from taking out the trash to helping people find lost items. However a chance meeting with vigilante heroes Knuckleduster and Pop☆Step pull him into the world of vigilante heroics.
Gundam GQuuuuuuX headlining two anime seasons in a row.
Euri talks about his fortunes turning around this year, and what manga he read along the way.
We cover two big anime adjacent news events with the end of the My Hero Academia manga and the official English language release of the original Fate/stay night visual novel. Forget the clickbait, listen on if you want to hear the real title of this episode.
We say a few words on the passing of Akira Toriyama, then dive into our Spring 2024 anime preview.
Fall 2022 features some of the year’s highest profile anime. To stay on brand, we talked about less than 10 of them.
It’s season preview time again, and we check out the onslaught of high profile sequels that make up the Fall 2022 season.
In this super-size episode of The GLORIO Chat, we get in our final predictions for the Spring 2021 season.
It’s a wild new season, featuring solid safe bets like Megalo Box and Dynazenon, as well as surprises like Odd Taxi and… Pretty Boy Detective Club???
Celebrate a full year of quarantine lockdown by taking a peek a the new anime season! yay…
We catch up on some older shows, geek out about Keep Your Hands off Eizouken! again, and Jel reveals the true power behind Dorohedoro.
To wrap up our coverage of the GLORIO decade, Zigg takes a look at ten unforgettable moments from ten different shows across ten years.
Jel, Gee, Marlin, and Zigg rave about Lupin III Part 5 and Asobi Asobase while putting big asterisks on everything else. Also: bonus Kamen Rider talk.
It’s the last Roundup of the season and we say goodbye to everything except Banana Fish, which will continue next season, and Hanebado, which still has one episode to go.
As we hit the penultimate Roundup for the summer, this batch of episodes feels like a mixed bag. Almost every episode is half good/half bad to varying degrees. At least Planet With delivers some strong moments and Asobi Asobase, is still consistently great. Here’s hoping we can get a stronger finish next week.
This was a solid week for anime, but with a significant typhoon and earthquake hitting Japan in the past few days it’s a bit hard to take writing about cartoons seriously. Many events and even some anime have been postponed, but none of that is important compared to the impact on the lives of those affected by these disasters. Please take care. That said, most of the Roundup anime did air and so the show goes on.
This may be the week we remember for Planet With finally living up to its potential. Or we may remember it as the week Hanebado finally fell off a cliff from its usual level of quality. Or maybe both? Time will tell, but we can at least say for sure that Asobi Asobase is really, really funny.