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Episode 433: The Daily Lives of a Manga Shop's Employees

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What a show, what a SHOW! I tell ya folks, if you’ve ever wanted to hear an angry Red then prepare yourselves because you’re about to. TC and Red jump right into news from the past week, talking about the successful Clannad Kickstarter, million dollar mechs you can ride around in, and then Red spikes his audio as he pummels BBC Radio for their ridiculous special on Japan’s manga and anime culture. Be warned, Red yells and swears like you’ve never heard before, so hide all the children and cover your ears; it’s a doozy… Poor Red. Then to chill down, TC invites Red back with the Discussion Thread that was promised the week before: What are 3 of your top favorite anime EDs? And finally, TC and Red do a joint review on the slice-of-life comedyDenki-gai no Honya-san. If you happen to see a tall, devilishly handsome, and angry drunk stumbling about, please send him home, that’s probably Red. Next week starts previews, so look forward to that!

Show Notes

Music

Intro – Kajirikake no Ringofrom Denki-gai no Honya-sanbyTaketatsu Ayana
Outro – Neko Mimi Mode from Tsukiyomi Moon Phaseby Dimitri From Paris

Reviews

Denki-gai no Honya-san– Crackers
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Popcorn Pulse 29: Singlecorn End

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Confusion and distraction run amok in this episode as Tim and Weltall do their best to talk about late nineties classic, Dante’s Peak(1996). In it, James Bond loses a girlfriend to a volcano and then declares war on lava spewing mountains. After killing a number of gelatinous talk show hosts, he takes a vacation in the state of Washington where he hopes to wait out the years until legalization.

However, being a vulcanologist, Bond has spent many a days and nights blaspheming the ancient Greek god. Angered by Bond’s hubris, he throws a hammer at a nearby mountain, causing it to turn into an active volcano. Bond must then save Sarah Connor, two whiny kids and a dog before they become part of the future exhibit, Pompei 2 the revengance. Continue reading “Popcorn Pulse 29: Singlecorn End”

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Episode 432: Date A Live Donten Cross

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It’s a new year and yet another new episode of Anime Pulse! This week Ichigo, TC, and Red return to bring you the latest in news and reviews. First up is news, with discussions on how Red once again shows us his weirdside, a woman fighting against a censorship loving government with her vagina, and Ichigo attempts to get TC to backa kickstarter for a manga adaptation of Clannad. Then its onto the Discussion Thread, two weeks in the making and the question asked at the end of every year: What were your top five anime of 2014? And finally we cover reviews, Red space quakes his way through the second season of Date A Live, TC has a fan-fighting time talking about Donten ni Warau, and Ichigo wraps things up with the ever controversial, lesbianrape, mecha anime; Cross Ange. Come along everyone, and let’s welcome 2015 the right way! Continue reading “Episode 432: Date A Live Donten Cross”

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Popcorn Pulse 28: Assault on Time

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Chance can be a fickle master at the best of times and often leaves you when you need it most. And so it was for Wetall when Tim got to choose the movie for the joint review this episode. Tim picked the original Assault on Precinct 13(1976) by John Carpenter.

Tim likes it for the atmosphere being an action film shot in the style of a horror movie. Weltall was frustrated by the incredibly slow pacing at the beginning and the seemingly senseless direction. Though we both agreed some of the lines were hilarious, unintentionally, and the titular assault was fun. Continue reading “Popcorn Pulse 28: Assault on Time”

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VG Pulse 212: Politically Incorrect

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This week on VGP, Millennium’s all charged up and ready to take on the amount of rant-worthy news that we are presented with. Before that though, we start off with side notes of season three of two of our favorite shows that will both be premiering in April of next year, before heading off into the regular news. Where we get into a heated discussion about opinions of political correctness that is inspired by recent events surrounding a particular movie as well as recent events surrounding a controversial steam greenlight game. After the news we finish off with my final review of Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth! All this and more up next on VGP212! -Aki Continue reading “VG Pulse 212: Politically Incorrect”

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VG Pulse 211: Linguistic Smoothie

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This week on VG Pulse, we have a bit of a special show filled with giggles and cheddar garlic mashed potatoes. We start off with side notes of no more school and music concerts, before we head off into the regular news in which we discuss news of 20th Anniversary PS4 systems being sold in London for cheap and hackers being asses as usual. After the news we dive into the forums, and finish off with mine and Kas’s review of Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire, and Millennium’s final review of Far Cry 4! All this and more up next on VGP 211! -Aki Continue reading “VG Pulse 211: Linguistic Smoothie”

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Episode 431: Project Company Sidonia

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Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and welcome back to another episode of Anime Pulse. This week the three musketeers are back to give you the latest from Japan and review some anime, first up is news where we discuss Pokemon cafes, newly licensed anime, and secret techniques to keeping your skin looking fresh and young. Then it’s onto this weeks Discussion Thread, where we were inundated with replies to a very popular question. What are three of your top anime OPs? And finally it’s into reviews as TC tackles the terrible Project A-ko, Ichigo delves into the kickstarted Santa Company, and Red wraps it up with a look at Sidonia no Kishi. No show next week as the hosts will be seeing to family and friends, so enjoy the holidays everyone!

Show Notes

Music

Intro – Sidonia from Sidonia no Kishiby Angela
Outro – Neko Mimi Mode from Tsukiyomi Moon Phaseby Dimitri From Paris

Reviews

Project A-ko– Burn It
Wikipedia

Santa Company– Crackers
Wikipedia

Sidonia no Kishi– Download Now
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Popcorn Pulse 27: What Wound

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There was a time in the nineties when Steven Segal’s agent would actually call him back. This was around the same time he actually fit into suits and didn’t look ridiculous squinting angrily at anyone who dared put their fists in his personal space. It was the nineties and it was a heady time for all of us.

Then the millennium came and went and we discovered he wasn’t all that cool. Hollywood still hadn’t gotten the memo so they stuff Segal into a uniform and a movie, paired him with DMX and called it a day. Which is how we ended up with Exit Wounds, a movie which was based on a book that everyone decided to ignore and, instead, created a generic story featuring corrupt cops and drugs. Also Tom Arnold and Anthony Anderson are in it as comic relief. Consider yourself warned. Continue reading “Popcorn Pulse 27: What Wound”

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VG Pulse 210: Persona Cries

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This week on VG Pulse, we have a little trouble staying on topic, (but then again what’s new?) but on a more exciting note, we have an ezmail! After the ezmail we head into the news, in which we discuss the New 3DS, as well as an awesome way to take care of annoying internet trolls on Facebook! After the newz we finish off with my first look on Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth, and Millennium’s Second Look of Far Cry 4! All this and more up next on VGP 210! -Aki Continue reading “VG Pulse 210: Persona Cries”