This week, we talk about The Place Promised in Our Early Days, a solid movie set in an alternate reality. The story worked well for Jack but felt shaky at best for Rick. However, both agree that the artwork was impressive, and overall, they enjoyed the movie. It’s definitely worth at least one watch. Next Week’s Pick: Overlord Season 4 Have you had…

We’re diving into Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom, a movie that fills in the gaps between Episodes 7 and 8 of Season 4. If you’re a fan of the series, this is a must-watch. The film delivers a solid story that stays true to the main series while adding its own flair. Expect some great comedic moments and intriguing scenes that expand on the main plot.…

It was a Jack solo episode this week, and let’s just say… it wasn’t his favorite. The pick was inspired by Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, but it veered into parody territory, tweaking the original tale to fit the writer’s vision. For Jack, though, it just didn’t hit the mark. The story felt bland—like it was thrown together without a strong, coh…

This week, we’re exploring a dark comedy with a unique take on the classic Truck-kun trope. Instead of transporting someone unwillingly, it brings over someone wishing to leave their current life. Our main character actively seeks death in this new world but ends up surviving against all odds at every turn. This twist on the usual formula offers a …

This Week's Deep Dive: Godzilla: The Planet Eater This week, we tackle movie number three—the epic conclusion of our Godzilla trilogy journey. Every thread woven into the story so far comes together here, delivering a solid ending. But it’s not without its sacrifices. The fallout from the second movie sets the emotional tone, making this finale eve…

This week, we dive into the second movie in the Godzilla anime trilogy, and it certainly had a lot to unpack. The story continues right where the first movie left off, so it’s a must-watch in order if you’re following along. We get some much-needed answers about the world and its characters, along with a look at what’s been happening on Earth over …

This week, we explored Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters—a blend of nostalgia and fresh storytelling. While it honors the franchise’s legacy, this movie introduces a bold new narrative. The premise is gripping: humanity flees Earth after Godzilla’s dominance, spending 20 years wandering in space. Forced to return due to dwindling resources, they fin…

In this episode, we dive into the anime Immoral Guild—an ecchi-heavy series that isn’t afraid to push boundaries. The show skates close to the line between fan service and something far more risqué, with scenes that might feel more "adults-only" than usual. Yet, underneath all of that, it’s a pretty straightforward story without much in the way of …

In this week’s episode, we dive into the Sengoku period with a unique twist! The Ambition of Oda Nobuna follows Oda Nobuna’s journey to unify Japan, joined by Sagara, a time-traveling protagonist who’s set on changing history. As Sagara introduces new tactics and prevents crucial events, the storyline explores how history could have played out diff…

This week, we dove headfirst into a hilarious and refreshing take on the isekai genre with Trapped in a Dating Sim. Our main character, reincarnated into a dating sim he was forced to play, tries his hardest to live a peaceful, low-profile life… only to have fate propel him upward in social status at every turn. It’s a unique spin that’s full of la…

We dive into a true classic, based on a film from the 1950s. It was genuinely entertaining, with solid storytelling and decent music. The character development was seamlessly woven into the plot, enhancing the experience by integrating backstories naturally without pulling you out of the story. This made the journey all the more enjoyable! Next Wee…

This week we get transported to another world only before we actually get there we get lost in the weeds with random details but after a few minutes we get back on track and then finally get to our destination. And it was an interesting one at that. It takes the normal genre and give the protagonist a set of skills that they had in their previous l…

This week, we explore another mesmerizing Ghibli movie! It’s a must-watch, filled with the magical elements we've come to love from Ghibli. However, it does carry a heavier tone in some spots. And if Spirited Away wasn’t your cup of tea, this one might not be either, as it shares a similar vibe—but if you like it then you may just like this one was…

This week's episode comes from a recommendation by Goose in our Discord community. "Love Tyrant" (Renai Bōkun) was an interesting choice, to say the least. This anime pokes fun at other anime tropes, and while it follows the standard harem style, it’s packed with comedy, making it an easy and enjoyable watch. If you’re looking for something light a…

FAP-301 Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero - That PLOT is really something with #TokyoTreat In this episode, we dive into the chaotic world of "Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero." With its wild plot and unconventional power scaling, this anime takes the isekai genre in a fresh direction. Did it hit the mark or miss it completely? Tune in to find out! Next Up: "Lo…

FAP - Spy X Family: Code White - Dangers of Getting Deserts This week, we talk about the movie Spy X Family: Code White. It starts with a sense of urgency for the main characters almost immediately. And because of this it throws the characters off their rhythm, pushing them into some serious situations right from the get-go. Next Week's Pick: Aesth…

Season 2 picks up the story, shining the spotlight on Yor with some impressive character growth. While the plot takes a slight detour from the main narrative, it doesn't stray completely. Instead, it uses this chance to cast the characters in a different light, making them even more relatable and deepening our connection with them. Next Up: "Spy X …

Angel's anime recommendation this week is Spy X Family Season 1, known for its strong world-building and character development. The series skillfully blends backstory and ongoing events, creating an enjoyable balance. If you haven't seen it, this is a must-watch! Next Week's Pick: Spy X Family Season 2 Suggest future anime here! Exclusive Deals Cru…

This week's cinematic journey took us back in time with the film Inu-Oh, a gem suggested by CJ from Anime Anonymous. Both of us found it to be a fantastic watch. The movie offered a fresh perspective on historical storytelling, blending unique theatrical elements with an unexpected rock and roll twist, making it fun in its own way. Though the plot …

This week we wrap up our journey with Tokyo Revengers and it ends with a bang! After 2 seasons, everything comes down to this one moment. There are things that happen in this season that finally get wrapped up while also leaving it open just enough for a new season. With everything that was finally wrapped up in this season, you do get a sense of c…

Featured Anime Podcast We continue our journey through time with Tokyo Revengers Season 2. Even though there were fewer episodes, the character growth and the story were a vast improvement over season 1, with the MC pulling others into the fold for what his plans and goals are. Next Week's Selection: "Tokyo Revengers Season 3" Have you had the chan…

This week we talk about Tokyo Revengers season 1 and the story had some solid points to it, but it also had some draw backs, but it also had an interesting viewpoint on time travel as well as what is affected by it and in what way. In a way it is like it is a combination of a couple of different ideas that have already been explored. The selection …

This week was a solid choice, and it was one that certainly took you out of the norm for healing magic and gives it a fresh new look in a positive way. While the main character is not meant to be the hero of the story Usato is certainly the hero for a majority of people. The story as a whole is solid with great character development and comedic dia…

We take a moment this week with a change of pace and watch something a little more mellow. It was an enjoyable one that Rick had no issues with watching in public. Overall the story main characters were well rounded and written in a way that made them enjoyable. Fel was an enjoyable comedic relief that was not done in the usual way making it all th…

Story time this week was all about some ghosts. More specifically it was about an anime called Ghost Stories. Specifically the dub version. It is something considered to be a dark comedy where they make fun of and offend every group and demographic. This is not a show for those who get easily offended and it can be fun to watch for some. With outla…