
Animation Destination is an animation celebration podcast dedicated to all things animated. Western animation, anime, independent animation, voice acting and more!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 441 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

It's finally time, everyone. The newest property from Avatar Studios has finally hit streaming (LEGALLY) and we are here to talk about it. It is an undeniably gorgeous movie that looks like nothing else out there thanks to the tag team of Studio MIR ... more
It's a double feature this week with two animated movies from earlier this year, Hoppers from Pixar and Sony's GOAT. This week we have Swafford, Atlanta Georgia comedian back on the show to talk about these pretty different movies with protagonists I... more
It's time to talk about a show that is taking a real cult following (pun intended) in the anime community. A Chinese Donghua (Anime) adapted from a web novel about a group of magic using detectives as they solve crimes and mysteries in a steampunk Po... more
The Amazing Digital Circus was the first independent model from GLITCH and written and created by indie animator Gooseworx. And it came to a huge end with a theatrical release, a ton of lame controversy, and what I consider a near perfect ending to a... more
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The joy I receive when I see a new episode of AD dropped is akin to seeing the waiter bringing my food. I’ve listened for years now and I love hearing Brandon and the boys talk all things animation, though I do favor the anime episodes. I even listen to episodes about shows and movies I haven’t seen. Idc I’ll catch up. Can’t miss the boys talking toons, it’s a nonnegotiable.
They like to spoil the endings of things without warning while being smug in doing so
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A lively discussion-centric show that covers a wide spectrum of animation, from Western cartoons to anime and indie works. Episodes blend deep dives into latest seasons and films with thoughtful commentary on animation craft, storytelling, and industry trends, often fueled by enthusiastic banter and fan-level insight. The hosts frequently bring in guests or guest hosts to broaden perspectives on specific series, creators, or genres, making it a good fit for listeners who crave both nerdy detail and approachable conversation about animation culture, production, and history. A standout trait is the show's ability to mix rigorous analysis with a fun, fan-friendly vibe, keeping discussions accessible whether you're a casual viewer or a devoted ... more
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Recent guests on Animation Destination include:
1. Jay Rice
2. Ricky Vang
3. Henry Myers
4. John Myers
5. Julian Hester
6. Mitch Harmon
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