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It’s time for another fascinating update to the Vic Mignogna trials, on your favorite Vic Mignogna podcast; Vic Pulse. IRL news strikes first of course, as Joseph talks about playing an adult game and Andrew is looking to find out what do you consider a good summer episode in anime. Afterwards we dig into the meat of the episode, the thing you all want to know about, what is going on with Vic Mignogna. Afterwards we wrap things up with the final reviews episode for a while, as Joseph reads some Snapple facts about Nagoya and Andrew wants to eat your pancreas.
Show Notes
Music
Intro – “Japanese Style Trap Beat” by Annex from Royalty Free Anime Music
Outro – “Neko Mimi Mode“ by Dimitri from Paris from Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase
Reviews
Yatogame-chan Kansatsu Nikki – Netflix
Wikipedia
Kimi no Suizou wo Tabetai – Netflix
Wikipedia
News
Funimation Tries to Slink Out of the Vic Lawsuit
Vic Mignogna Legal Fee Kickstarter Passes $200,000
I appreciate what you guys do and I enjoy listening to your takes on everything anime related, but I gotta say that my least favorite part of the show is when politics find its way into the conversation. It just distracts from what the show is about and unnecessarily polarizes the audience. Personally I’m fine with Vic news and whatnot as it’s industry related, but talking about the confederacy and what have you is just not what I expect when I listen to an anime pulse episode. That said, great episode as always.
“Words mean nothing…”
– Joseph, an audio podcaster
Okay, so I had to do some research (I just looked at an MAL forum post) and I was wrong about Gundam IBO being a harem. Not because there’s not more than one lady hot for Mikazuki’s bod, but because there aren’t enough ladies hot for this…child soldier. (Is this a shota as well??)
According to reliable sources (randos on MAL), a harem needs at least 3 people to be into MC to deem it a harem. So I guess I was wrong, but Mikazuki’s still a goddamn ladies man- and a badass- so I don’t apologize for recommending IBO.