
Quest for the Best with Tristan, Miles, & Geoff
An Anime Podcast
Since the beginning of time, man has been in search of the answers to life’s greatest mysteries. Three friends set off to answer the greatest question of them all: What are the best 100 anime of all time? Join Tristan, Miles, and Geoff on their search through the vast world of anime, manga, and otaku-culture. This is their Quest for ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

Quest 021: The party watches Apocalypse Hotel, discuss anime that have "fundamentally changed" us, and for their side quest: they spend some time responding to you. The listeners.
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Quest 020: The party watches Panty & Stocking, discuss our favorite mech pilots, and for their side quest: Producer Yazy runs the party through a Anime themed version of The Price is Right.
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Quest 019: The party watches The First Slam Dunk, discuss what anime were affected by different directors, then for their side quest: a hyperfixation of at least some of the hosts, the game Blue Prince.
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Quest 018: The party watches Golden Boy, discuss hidden gems of anime, then for their side quest: A quickfire round of questions, that sometimes is less than quick.
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4 stars is all I can give to a group of reviewers who can't all agree to at least put Project A-Ko into their top 100. Also, of the 3, I can only really relate to Miles(who used to work at Crunchyroll and who always sounds earnest) the other 2 I think have youtube channels with big followings but for the most part rarely show up in my feed and I have no interest in watching in the once in a blue moon time their videos do show up. I don't know what to say about a bunch of guys who can't recogni... more
4 stars is all I can give to a group of reviewers who can't all agree to at least put Project A-Ko into their top 100. Also, of the 3, I can only really relate to Miles(who used to work at Crunchyroll and who always sounds earnest) the other 2 I think have youtube channels with big followings but for the most part rarely show up in my feed and I have no interest in watching in the once in a blue moon time their videos do show up.
This podcast is truly a wonder how it hadn’t come about soon. 3 of anitube’s goats in one place, with a clear agenda, and with insight that is sorely lacking in the anipod space. Thank you sharing your goofs, laughs, and ✨impeccable✨taste. Godspeed on your QUEST FOR THE BEST.
I am only familiar with Geoff's YouTube content (I've loved mother's basement since maybe 2017/2018) and let me tell you, the unscripted content of these 3 yapping is top tier! They bounce off each other well and are all so skilled in articulating what they do and do not like about certain anime. I'm looking forward to watching the title anime each week and then listening to the pod after!
As a fan of both Tristan and Geoff’s work, it’s a pleasure to listen to them discuss anime in long form like this, and I’ve enjoyed getting to know Miles right along with them. Keep up the good work guys!
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This podcast provides an engaging exploration into anime and otaku culture, with three hosts—Tristan, Miles, and Geoff—leading the discussion on the quest to determine the best 100 anime of all time. The focus is on analyzing various anime titles, discussing their themes, production qualities, and cultural relevance. Alongside their critiques, the hosts share personal anecdotes and humorous reflections, inviting listeners into their own experiences with the medium and broadening the conversation around these beloved works. Unique for its combination of insightful commentary and lighthearted banter, this podcast appeals to both avid anime fans and those new to the genre, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all listeners.
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