This week on Anime Pulse we got the potential return of a long lost Japanese sweet, the villains we love to love, and becoming overpowered by a T-posing woman. Up first IRL news sees Joseph receiving a dump of manga and trading cards, and Andrew is recovering from his rejection in Rune Factory 4. Industry news is up next bringing us one entire topic, as a professor in Japan is attempting to resurrect an extinct species of sweets. And finally come more previews with Joseph adjusting his glasses after making out with a girl to earn life points, and Andrew attempts to escape a walled kingdom full of bad CGI arms.
Looks like the house of mouse has stirred up a little controversy in their latest film. Due to the unspecified global event with a mysterious origin. Probably Australian kangaroo pox that moved from koala to humans headed to the EU.
Cold weather got you down? Isolation creeping up on you? Have people been trying to take away you ice cream bar you’ve had since you were a child? Sounds like Space Madness to us. Nothing a good double dose of manga reviews can’t restore.
This week on Anime Pulse we got our favorite anime families, the most oppressed anime gamer ever, and getting strict on cosplayers in Japan. Up first IRL news with Joseph drowning in trading cards, and Andrew would like us to be adopted by a selected list of families in anime. Then in industry news we get in topics like the 2nd cancelation of Sakura-Con, some top shonen villains, and new laws are underway to make cosplaying unprofitable. And lastly another round of previews, as Joseph is reincarnated into a jobless slime and Andrew reveals that life is the hardest game of all as he juggles his high school romances.
This week on Anime Pulse we got revenge porn, trading cards, and spiders. Up first IRL news brings in Joseph showing off his new trading cards, and then Andrew asks the community what shows they’ll be partaking in this winter season. Then in industry news Joseph sits it out as Andrew talks about the delayed Evangelion movie, and some anime Crunchyroll awards. Lastly we jump into the new season as Joseph goes on a revenge quest as he moves to a starter town, and Andrew becomes a spider to investigate rotting animal corpses.
This week on Anime Pulse we got tasty KFC sandwiches, the best 2020 openings and endings, and ahegao hoodies. Up first Joseph is having problems with his refrigerator, and Andrew polls the community for their top picks of best OPs and EDs. Afterwards industry news has a new collab for Mister Donut, COVID-chan ruining some winter fun, and having big manly tears appear thanks to an anime movies. Lastly are the reviews with Joseph being the best demon lord ever but ranked the worst, and Andrew turns into a cat to earn the affection of his husbando.
This week on VG Pulse, welcome to the new year!! We start off with side notes of work and Millennium’s continued struggles in his quest to obtain a graphics card, before we dive into the news where we discuss the ever growing dumpster fire that is Cyberpunk 2077, the reveal of Nintendo World, and what little news came out of CES! After the news I give my review of Spiritfarer, and we finish off with talk of anime, tv shows, and food! All this and more up next on VGP 358! -Aki
This week on Anime Pulse we got the dream jobs of Japanese elementary students, the best anime of 2020 according to us, and giant boobies are all it takes to be a download now. Up first IRL news has Joseph shaking things up with his online persona, and Andrew wants to know what our 2021 anime resolutions are. Then in the Industry News the topics crossing our lane include dream jobs of Japanese children, and studio Ghibli losing its grip on being number one. Finally the reviews have Joseph putting up with an annoying kohai with huge knockers, and Andrew sends a severed horse head to his enemies after finding a baby in a dumpster.
There’s a certain chill in the air. Pumpkin spice is back on the menu, long sleeve hoodies, and the turning of the leaves. That can mean but one thing. Nolan has another movie out.
Today we have Tenet[2020]. Weltall describes it as the Nolaniest Nolan film that has yet to Nolan. It’s about time travel, sort of. Protagonist gets involved when a terror attack occurs at a theater performance by time reversed moving soldiers. Normally us saying “protagonist” would be there because Tim forgot the character name and not a cheeky mark by a director. Nolan though wanted to see if he could outdo the use of “unobtainium”.
Like a certain fictional federal agent, we like some damn fine coffee. Pour yourself a lungo draw of espresso and sit back while we regale you with two whole manga for the price of one show.
