Episode 451: Strange Plus Battle Girls

It’s another edition of Anime Pulse! This week Red and Ryo are back to bring you thelatest news from Japan and the industry, with topics like a new kind of Pepsi, Game of Thrones getting a “Japanese” feel, and the only way for a respectable nerd to get out of the bath. Then it’s onto the Discussion Thread, where this weeks question was all about Red’s favorite genre; harems! Could you stand to be the only one of your gender in an entire school? And finally the reviews are up, where Red roasts Shin Strange+ and Ryo grills Battle Girls: Time Paradox.

Show Notes

Music

Intro – Heatwaves by Tenka Tori TaifromBattle Girls: Time Paradox
Outro – Neko Mimi Mode by Dimitri From Parisfrom Tsukiyomi Moon Phase

Reviews

Shin Strange+-Burn it
Wikipedia

Battle Girls: Time Paradox– Netflix
Wikipedia

News

Pepsi Strong

Rice and Noodle Burgers

Sweet Sake

Falsely Accused Groper

Cardcaptor Sakura PJs

Game of Thrones Japan

Legend of Zelda Bathrobe

Tokyo Ghoul Cast

 

VG Pulse 226: Project Logic

This week on VG Pulse, we have an enormous amount of tech-fail and flash-news! We start out with side-notes of future vacations, before going into the ezmail [gasp!]. After the ezmail we dive into an ocean of flash-news, before heading into the regular news where we discuss the current happenings with Konami, as well as several updates to what we know about the many VR Headsets that are coming out! We finish off the show with Millennium’s first look of Project CARS and me babbling about a new retro gaming store in our area! All this and more up next on VGP 226! -Aki Continue reading “VG Pulse 226: Project Logic”

Episode 450: The One that Got Away

Hello everyone, Red here. Now normally I would be bringing you a new episode of Anime Pulse about this time, but due to technical difficulties the recorded show was rendered unsalvageable. This means that Rio and I did have a show, but it will not be released to the public due to this fact.

I’d like to apologize to all of out loyal listeners, this is the first time this has happened on my watch and I hope it to be the last time. Rio and I are working on trying to prevent this problem from occurring ever again, but it’s an odd one.

This is where you the audience can come in to help save the day, perhaps solve this unique problem. See, the show is recorded by the two hosts (Rio and myself) and then I edit them together. Normally this is an easy task and I slap the two audio tacks together, line up a spike in the recording we create by clapping, and the two sync together like PB&J. What has been happening however, is that Rio’s half is slowly adding silence time over the course of her recording. By the end of it all, her audio is up to fifteen seconds longer then my own, our audio not syncing up at all. This is a problem I have never encountered before and I do not know what to do, Rio says she might be onto something but I’d like to get more heads in on this.

Like myself, Rio is using Garageband. If you have any ideas as to what this problem could be, let us know in the comments below.

Thanks ahead of time,

-Red

 

Reviews

Majimoji Rurumo – Crackers (Red)

Nagi no Asukara – Crackers (Rio)

Episode 449: Tokyo Seven

Hello one and all and welcome back to another exciting episode of Anime Pulse! This week Red is back with our new cohost for the foreseeable future, Rio! Finally, Anime Pulse will get the female perspective it has sorely needed for so long! Once congratulations are out of the way it’s into the news, with articles like a game based around Ramen, lingerie based on Cardcaptor, and an update on the Digimon movies. Then we’re off to the Discussion Thread, that’s right, the site was actually workingthis week! Shocker! What’s not such a shocker is the question, which is dedicated to mothers everywhere: Who is your favorite anime mom? And finally we round things out with reviews, Red creeps along with Tokyo Ghoul and Rio bashes the harem anime Trinity Seven. Hope you got your boots on, because you’reabout to get wet. No not like that, pervert.

Show Notes

Music

Intro -Seven Doorsby ZAQfrom Trinity Seven
Outro – Neko Mimi Mode by Dimitri From Parisfrom Tsukiyomi Moon Phase

Reviews

Tokyo Ghoul-Netflix
Wikipedia

Trinity Seven-Burn it
Wikipedia

News

Onsen Egg Flavored Chips

Cardcaptor Sakura Lingerie

Ramen Game

Digimon Films

Difference Between Broadcast and BluRay

Ghost in the Shell Movie

 

VG Pulse 225: Silent Borderlands

This week on VG Pulse, we start out with the side note that we really have no side notes, before diving into quite a long discussion about companies trying to copyright words, as well as Millennium’s thoughts on why Konami might be doing what they’re doing, the state of affairs of Konami and Kojima’s split, and the sad state of affairs involved in the production of Silent Hills. After the news we have Xahldera step in to review Borderlands, and finish off with a very good and thoughtful discussion surrounding the last forum topic. All this and more up next on VGP 225! -Aki Continue reading “VG Pulse 225: Silent Borderlands”

Episode 448: Death.Zero

Hello everyone. Anime Pulse is back and Red is here to lead the way, this week he is joined by RyoWei247 from the community; or as she says we may call her “Rio.” After a brief introduction into the life of Rio, Red kicks things off with the news. This week have some articles like gigantic burgers, memes that resurface thanks to artists on Twitter, and an old ad for Weight Gain. Then it’s into the Discussion- oh wait, yeah, sadly that won’t be happening. The website was down, which means this weeks discussion thread will be moving into next weeks. Sorry about that folks, technical difficulties and all that. So Instead Red and Rio jump straight into reviews. Rio is up first with Death Parade, and Red finishes things off with the first season of Aldnoah.Zero. The race to be the new full-time cohost is almost up folks, so if you haven’t put your ballet in yet then get to it!

Show Notes

Music

Intro – FlyersbyBradiofromDeath Parade
Outro – Neko Mimi Mode by Dimitri From Parisfrom Tsukiyomi Moon Phase

Reviews

Death Parade– Download Now
Wikipedia

Aldnoah.Zero– Download Now
Wikipedia

News

Monster Burger

Hetalia Continues

Squid Ink Pizza

Pepe the Frog

“Marshmallow Girls”

Sailor Moon High Heels

Gain Weight Candy Ad

Hellsing is Done

Popcorn Pulse 32: Strange Fall

Like a slinky pitched over the side of a building, the joint discussion of the week revolves around Fallen (1998). In it, Denzel Washington plays a cop who’s yet to be too old for this shit. He ends up being haunted by a demon who can pass along to someone new with a pat on the shoulder. It ends up inside mister Rogers after he stops to comfort James Gandolfini for being in Get Shorty. This allows Rogers to terrorize a small Midwestern town until he’s hunted down by Werner Von Van Helsing.

Tim then decides to trot out a film that’s aged worse than the Mona Lisa inside of a compost pile in Louisiana, Dr Strange(1978). It features a man for whom no is merely a suggestion and mustache wax gets itemized on his taxes. He plays a psychiatrist who finds out he will now have literal magic hands which he uses to battle Morgan La Fay for custody of Merlin’s bones. Also, the sorcerer supreme has the Jedi mind trick in his bag which he uses no less than three times.

Weltall discusses Brother(2000). It’s about a man named after the honorific for big brother who doesn’t turn out to rule Eastasia. He drops out of the Yakuza and moves to L.A. to find himself. Upon arrival, they go to a wedding, get completely wasted and wake with no memory of the previous night. This culminates with a wild seventeen minute car chase on the highway which ends with Keanu Reeves punching a speeding bus at him.

Manga Pulse 327: Other Pain

Late starts aren’t new to anyone in the world, we assume. This is especially true for everyone in the Delayed Puberty Awareness support chain on Tumblr. We began a bit late as recordings were in progress and Weltall’s managa was loading slower than a geriatric lumper.

Tim began with a review of Othello in which an animated doormat wakes up and goes to school. She hangs out with a group of girls who hate her because doormat’s parents gave her the Japanese version of the devil’s dictionary. Luckily doormat’s split personality awakens and begins to get vengeance on her friends.

Weltall then discusses Kangoku Gakuen. It’s about an all girls school that’s forced to allow boys in but only five. They all adjust to school life normally and one of them graduates which honors which he shares with a female friend he never harbored a secret desire for…is what you’d expect if you’ve never seen a manga before. Instead, there are lots of the usual staples. Titties! Fear boners! Shennaigans! Also, random titillation because they forgot porn is easier to find.

Weltall: Kangoku Gakuen – Even if you receive it as a present, burn the book and piss on the ashes.
Tim the Enchanter: Othello – Even if you receive it as a present, burn the book and piss on the ashes.

Music

No music cause it was on the franken PC and I barley got it out as is…

Episode 447: Spring Previews #3

Hello again dear listeners, it’s that time of the week again! That’s right, a new Anime Pulse episode! Red is back with guest host Link to bring you another drunken stupor of a show. First up is a bit of news about TC’s condition, Red filling us in on the latest about the former cohost. Then it’s onto the show, with a round of news on the house! Iconic Japanese Swimsuits are being changed, a very Japanese Visual Novel gets a Japanese release, and the shitty Japanese justice system strikes again! Afterwards, Red and Link chill out on the forums and read off the answers to this weeks Discussion Thread, what are three cosplays you wish you could pull off? And finally it’s the final week of previews, Red and Link have two shows a piece to introduce so stick around and enjoy the ride.

Show Notes

Music

Intro – Colorful StoryfromRe-Kan!byevery♥ing
Outro – Neko Mimi Mode by Dimitri From Paris from Tsukiyomi Moon Phase

Previews

Yamada-kun to 7-nin no majo
Wikipedia

Re-Kan!
Wikipedia

Sidonia no Kishi: Dai-kyū Wakusei Seneki
Wikipedia

Ore Monogatari
Wikipedia

 

News

Japanese Swimsuits

Kiki’s Broom

Anime Character for Boss

Katawa Shoujo

Women Against Dating Jobs

Driver Hit Forced to Pay

 

VG Pulse 224: Retro Light

This week on VG Pulse, we start out with tech fail of immense proportions, but manage to work through it to deliver your weekly dose of video game inspired madness! We start out with side notes of Kas’s internet getting an upgrade, as well as mine and Millennium’s thoughts on the premiere of season three of Orphan Black! After the side notes we head into the regular news, in which we get into a discussion on weather or not emulators of retro games should be legal or not, and where we discuss new developments in the fight against ransomeware! After the news we finish off with Millennium’s review of Dying Light, and Kill La Kill’s English voice cast! All this and more up next on VGP 224! -Aki Continue reading “VG Pulse 224: Retro Light”