A #Geek and #Comedy #Podcast that debates battles between superheroes and villains from the worlds of #Comics, #Scifi, & #Fantasy. Hosted by @JamesGavsie and @AlmightyRay
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 230 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsTV & Film |
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I am not happy that Ray called Doomsday “the ultimate lifeform”. That is the title of the TRUE ultimate lifeform Shadow the Hedgehog. Shadow vs Doomsday would be a cool fight though.
Bizrrio would clap them!!! The girls literally got destroyed by kids that have the same power then them and bizrrio is more powerful then them! Ray you are literally never wrong he is always the better debater. James does nothing but lie about toon force!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
U all r amazing love the great work ur so great that ur the only non Godzilla based podcast I listen to but any ways keep up the great work more
#ray is wrong
I like the show only when Ray wins cause he is always arguing better than James with better points and even if it seems if the character would lose Ray would do enough research to win
Apple Podcasts | #11 | United Arab Emirates/TV & Film |
Apple Podcasts | #203 | New Zealand/TV & Film |
Apple Podcasts | #223 | Japan/TV & Film |
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