The hentai hoedown that is Show 69 continues, with our special guest Zero-chan from Japanator. The “)Hentai” Prince and the Stony Cat. And then comes the Magical Heart Kokoro-chan OVA, with the eponymous young lady helping pilot a giant Hello Kitty, chainsaw-wielding Combining Mecha, ripping apart the enemy and drowning the city in a sea of blood. Viz Media’s excellent release of the Phoenix manga – which nobody except Daryl seems to be buying as it comes out, provided he can actually FIND IT because much like Golgo 13, stores and anime con dealers don’t tend to carry it… You can’t possibly pretend you’re not watching Wicked City, but with this audio review, you can act like you’re listening to something respectable! Note: Member complimentary tickets can be used for this series. A relatively short 3 part-OAV anime adapted from the very long-running manga series Koukou Tekken-den Tough that was partially released by Viz under the name Tough, Shootfighter Tekken was one of the last, if not THE last, new releases from Central Park Media. Why the Be Beautiful releases are so much more expensive than all other manga releases despite not really being of superior print quality or page count strikes us as being particularly blatant on the “we charge more because fans are willing to pay extra and that’s it” front, but that’s CPM for you.
Evan assures us that this promo doesn’t have people who ultimately didn’t end up being on the podcast at all in it, which while beneficial isn’t always necessary. This week, we realize that if we keep asking people to send us Odeo feedback, it would do us well to actually PLAY some of them and respond to them on air. Haru bears certain similarities to both the Hounds of Tindalos and the Flutists that keep Azathoth asleep, also from the Cthulhu Mythos, though neither has been explicitly named as Chiyo has. You could just actually go and watch Wicked City in that amount of time, https://hentaisister.net/ but then you run the risk of someone walking in and seeing you watching it. In keeping with the previous review of Demon City Shinjuku, a scene by scene breakdown ensues. Gerald takes it upon himself to review this decades-long, massive anthology of monster-creating insanity that gave rise to Project A-Ko. Gerald reviews a fine masterpiece by Tetsuya Saruwatari, esteemed student of the mighty Kazuo Koike and creator of the grand masterpiece known as Violence Hero: Riki-Oh.
Here now is the second half of Show 76 containing the reviews of Shootfighter Tekken, Baoh, and Part 4 of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure. Anyway, Ani-Gamers just released the second half of episode 11, so check them out. Fortunately for us, the next episode will consist mostly of the recording of our AWA panel on podcasting, which turned out mostly well, boring. This episode is a week late due to computer troubles, but hopefully the wait is worth it. Due to 4chan’s anonymous environment, people tend to act without fear of retribution. It’s got to be out there, but in the meantime, here instead is the often-repeated quote from said article: “Foreign visitors to Japan often find it difficult to understand why Japanese people like comics so much. Ruby Quest is more or less about taking some cute animal people and then breaking them physically and mentally in horrible, horrible ways. It follows the plot of the series, with the player taking on the role of Keiki as he tries to discover the identity of the sender of a love letter addressed to him.
Castlevania (2017) is an animesque Netflix Original Series by Frederator Studios based on the long-running Castlevania series, mainly Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse with elements from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night and Castlevania: Curse Of Darkness. Till then you should surely take a look at David Fincher’s new Netflix series ‘Love Death and Robots’ which is more modernized version of old OVAs. In the old (and VERY disturbing) Montreal sourcebook (made by White Wolf’s “Black Dog” imprint, which in itself should be considered a warning), not only is there an angel-faced 10-year-old vampire -who’s her pack’s warrior- but the local vamps’ unofficial mascot is a limbless dwarf Samedi (vampires who look like rotting corpses) who they use in a variety of gory “games”, like “bob the apple” but with humans stuck up to their necks in a flour silo. The game was one of 12 Sega Saturn games announced when the system was first unveiled at the 1994 Tokyo Toy Show. She just wishes Ataru would show it more often. Man, we’re totally slacking off on these show notes as of late. Daryl didn’t exactly write any notes to himself whatsoever prior to doing this segment, but he figured he’d try and schmooze his way through this one anyway.