
A giant robot power hour discussing mechs across media, their stories, and why we love them. Join cohosts Alice, Brian, and Niko as we talk through mech design and genre context while begging child soldiers to make better life choices. From anime and manga to video games, tabletops, and everything in between, we at OSG comprehensively rate our favorite mechs and continually challenge each other to... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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This week we're like Socrates in the forum with everyone trying to figure out how to emulate a Jenga tower in Roll20... it's Niko's first 3 TTRPG Mechnáge-à-Trois! This one is about Table-top Roleplaying Games, so no list of mechs discussed. Instead,... more
Please enjoy our 2025 Kampfer Special--the finale of a wonderful GitS TTRPG Actual Play experience penned and game mastered by show scholar Ghost and featuring storied Year in the Shell guest Iris Jay!
In this session: An requests a manager. Rika do... more
Our episode this time is how even if we can communicate with each other, can we really truly understand each other... without fighting in giant robots? Mobile Suit Gundam.
Mechs discussed:
• Gundam
• Tons of others! Check the Webzone!
All images:... more
Please enjoy our 2025 Kampfer Special--the third of four parts of a wonderful GitS TTRPG Actual Play experience penned and game mastered by show scholar Ghost and featuring storied Year in the Shell guest Iris Jay!
In this session: Burn takes the sh... more
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You know those commercial/instructional videos that show how wearing steel-toed shoes keeps your feet from being crushed on accident on a work-site? That’s what my mech is used for
Before discovering On the Shoulders of Giants, my life was in disarray, I was lost and alone. Now I am whole. No longer do I sit in silence as I build my mecha model kits. The net is vast and infinite, and so too is my appreciation for this podcast.
While I have plenty of episodes to go, OtSoG is a fantastic listen of analysis and breakdowns of a bunch of mech media I've enjoyed (as well as plenty I've not had the pleasure of experiencing). Also, it's pretty queer, and that's always a bonus. Highly reccomended!
Having a FatT quote in the intro alone bought me in immediately honestly.
Right now this is far and away my favorite podcast. The cast have great chemistry and are always a blast to listen to!
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This podcast features lively discussions centered around mecha, exploring their stories across various media, including anime, manga, video games, and tabletop games. The hosts engage in insightful critiques of mech design and the thematic elements surrounding them, often blending humor with serious commentary on the underlying narratives that shape these worlds. Each episode is characterized by a strong sense of camaraderie as the hosts interactively challenge one another with trivia games and personal anecdotes, creating a relatable atmosphere for listeners who share a passion for mecha culture. Popular topics include character development, gender dynamics, and ethical issues faced by characters within these stories, providing depth to th... more
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