
An anime podcast all about Japanese cartoons and comics as discussed by three self-proclaimed experts in the world of Japanese animation and manga! Plus anime news / reviews, coverage of classic anime, hentai / yaoi (on occasion), and much, much more. Updated every month. We hope.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 338 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Animation & MangaLeisureTV & FilmTV Reviews | |||

No review this time around, since Gerald and Clarissa went to Otakon 2026 and have got a con report to detail what happened! For even more, check out the AWOmake podcast available to our Patreon backers where HIS STORY CONTINUES as we detail what hap... more
We are the No-Brand Heroes as Daryl reviews the 1986 shojo manga Here Is Greenwood along with its 1991 OAV anime adaptation. Visit www.animeworldorder.com for full show notes and supplemental links.
It's been a few years, but our special guest is Mike Toole, for whom we have summoned forth so that we may review the 5-part OVA Macross Zero from 2002, now available in the US. Visit www.animeworldorder.com for full show notes and supplemental links... more
Clarissa reviews the hottest anime of the year! The year 2016, that is. YURI!!! on ICE isn't as rude as the hockey player dudes of today, but men's figure skaters can have their own heated rivalry! Or maybe they're an extended series of "Russian taun... more
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AWO are the real ones with a deep, insightful and often quite funny dive into the anime space. Especially recommended for long time “oldtaku”, the lifers who have been watching anime and reading manga since the ‘90s or earlier. While they’re not specifically a nostalgia podcast, the Anime World Order crew’s tastes do hew older. But that doesn’t stop them from also taking on current shows and trends in the medium. I’ve been listening since 2006 or ‘07 and I always get something out of every epis... more
The best anime podcast of all time
One of the first podcasts in the anime space, and arguably one of the most important shows out there if you’re interested in the history of the medium and the fandom. The hosts take an in depth look at multiple shows and offer a fount of information about the state of the industry in the context of whatever they’re covering - including conventions, fanzines, fan clubs etc. Fascinating to see how attitudes have changed through the decades, and yet the diligence in maintaining the history of anime... more
Love the show been listening since 05’ I think, hopefully I can catch one of the panel’s yall do at Otakon one day I have bad luck and miss them every time yall are there
I’ve been listening for a long time and just wanted to say this is a great show and the hosts are informative and intelligent and funny! Triple threat
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A long-running panel-style show focused on anime history, fandom, and media distribution, often weighing ownership vs. access in a world of streaming, digital storefronts, and physical media. Recent episodes orbit industry consolidation, licensing shifts, and the evolving economics of owning vs. renting anime and related media, with frequent forays into classic titles, dub and localization history, and fandom anecdotes from events like Otakon and Anime Expo. The trio also digs into specific works (from Here Is Greenwood to Yuri on Ice) and debates the broader cultural and industry implications, including how streaming platforms, curation, and fan subculture shape what fans actually get to watch and own. Noteworthy is their long-running, kno... more
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