
Listen as Shaun explores the sometimes weird, sometimes wonderful, and always hilarious world of Anime. And Remington tries to understand any of it.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 440 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Animation & MangaComedyLeisure | |||

This week, October is in full swing and Shaun has something truly spooky lined up: Catgirls! So come join as we watch 3 episodes of Chainsmoker Cat.
Meanwhile Remington really can't not do a bit.
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This week, now that we have covered each of the shows showcased in Isekai Quartet, Shaun figured now was the right time to treat Remington to the full first season to see if crossovers do make everything better.
Meanwhile Remington eagerly awaits Tr... more
This week, Shaun has had enough of the lovey-dovey themes from the past few weeks and is taking a sharp jump into edge with the first 6 episodes of Saga of Tanya the Evil.
Meanwhile Remington goes to war with god.
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This week, Shaun is still glowing from Dylan's wedding but wants to make it up to Rem for last week's episode, will 5 episodes of My Love Story with Yamada-kun at Lv999 make up for it?
Meanwhile Remington yearns for drunken mistakes.
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It so good and i get cracked up so easily with it and i rarely laugh
I started at episode 311, the tbhk episode, and I need yall have him react to the arc where spirt guy number six gets involved and it turns out he eats his lover in the end. Please, I feel it would be so funny and I think it has been long enough that you could watch it without remembering what happened in the first five episodes.
I absolutely love listening to this podcast as someone who has who has a bit of an addiction to anime. I was so excited to see you guys featured Moriarty the Patriot on the show, but I think you should have let him meet the one guy he detests: Sherlock Holmes. I believe that he is a delightful character but even if Remington disagrees, I’ll be pleased that he at least got tortured for it. I’ll be praying for a MTP part 2!
The character arc of the red-pilled host is quite enthralling although he has some problematic takes on lolis. Thankfully the reasonable one keeps him in check.
Shaun and Remington are quite an interesting duo. Both are complimentary to each other. My only issue with Remington is that he compares all types of media on the same scale where oranges and apples are on the same scale. Anime requires suspension of belief at some level that Remington is not willing to take into account. That’s it. Also stop with blue-coding everything. IYKYK
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Two long-running, humor-soaked hosts dissect a wide range of anime, mixing sharp critique with playful banter. Episodes often center on storytelling choices, pacing, character dynamics, and the bigger cultural conversations around the medium—ranging from fandom dynamics and queer representation to algorithmic recommendations and romantic tropes. The show stands out for its unabashed, opinionated takes, frequent meta-commentary, and a lively willingness to challenge conventional wisdom while keeping the conversation entertaining for core anime fans and casual listeners alike.
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