Just Another Anime Podcast

//The JAAP: Fan Adoption Project is a fancast based on JAAP// https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URIkSlpJeYM JAAP IS NOT KILL. In a star studded return to form, a whole new cast picks up where the old cast left off. Laugh, cry then sigh in melancholy terror as 3 men attempt the impossible, cover 25 shows of anime in one podcast as they struggle to answer why nisekoi is shit and decide what kind of pantyshot is best in this yuririffic episode of JAAP TNG. Follow the JAAPFAP hosts on Twitter and Steam: https://twitter.com/officermods http://steamcommunity.com/id/H2oso/ http://steamcommunity.com/id/Wupar/

On this, the final episode of the millenium, an actually full JAAP cast talks about anime for the first time ever. Awards are given out, hearts are broken, bees are praised, and Jon kills someone. It's the best award show in the world and you love it probably. Really though, this is the last episode for a while, so we hope you enjoy it! #JAAPsNotDeadYesItActuallyIs

No ghosts.

Welcome to episode 87 of Just Another Anime Podcast, sponsored by human trafficking! Will GrEdward and Rex manage to avoid Gundam? What's better: Medabots or Broken Blade? What happened during the SamuMenco discussion? Find out the answers to these questions and more, on the only anime podcast that doubles as international crime.

Join Greg, Jon, Rex, Idaho, and the cast of Joshiraku on episode 86 of Just Another Anime Podcast (CLAM)! This week, Greg and Rex finally take back the cast, countering Jon's Gundam talk with a (spoiler filled) Baccano! section of their own. Later, Rex makes connections and brings it all around with Tonari no Seki-kun. Look deep inside yourself to find out if you are science enough to find out whether ghosts exist or not, on Just Another Anime Pretzelbun!

In this episode of JAAP, the podcast that never gives, the gang teaches you about everyone's favourite Lethal Weapon villain: Gregory Edwards. Elsewhere, Eddie Murphy romps through the mean streets of the Nakatomi Plaza so that you can find the Axel and win the prize. We've got thrills, chills, and diplomatic immunity on the latest episode of a show that's probably about anime. Oh, and Will Smith fights Harold, but not Kumar.

Abandon hope, all ye who listen. Run while you still can. Seriously though, this episode is terrible and I hate it and I hate you, listener. Also, we ran into UNFORTUNATE MISHAPS during the editing process and...the last third of the episode vanished. Due to time constraints from all of us, we couldn't re-record that last third, but all questions answered this week that don't appear on this episode will be re-answered next week. Not much of value was lost save for us mentioning that RahXephon won't be watched for JAAP any longer because we are terrible people. Apologies for the half episode this week! As a terrible host, I'll do my best to not be awful next week.

Greg is still dead and there's nothing to do about it without some dough. We gush over how much we all love Tonari no Seki-kun and talk about our favourite character albums and Anime OSTs. Another bland-sounding Light Novel adaptation get discussed and Tobiichi picks all the wrong shows to name recognizable voice actors from. Also, what the hell happened in Mikakunin this week!? We take responsibility for nothing.

JAAP returns from the ether after a week and a half with Jon taking center stage as the only one who actually watched everything, while Tobiichi and Rex manage to bullshit their way through Hunter X Hunter despite not having seen the show. Sit back and enjoy as Jon talks about his newfound obsession with Muv Luv and Rex gets racist. It's JAAP Episode 82: The episode that never ends.

This week, Rex and Tobiichi have died (it's only temporary, they'll be revived next week) and left Jon and Greg to fend for themselves. What kind of wacky hijinks do they get up to? They...actually stay on track. Jon gets revved up about Build Fighters and both hosts get really, really upset by that foolish Nobunaga dubstep show, but are immediately cheered up by the other Nobunaga show with the cool name and guns. Nobunaga should really just join JAAP as a co-host at this point.

This week, Cliffy B has escaped! The JAAP crew doesn't venture off to recapture him because they're too busy getting upset by incest shows and Nobunaga's dubstep robots and they need to podcast about it for your sick pleasure. Elsewhere, Rex wins the fight of the century™ and Tobiichi is crowned the Macaulay Culkin of Sweden while Jon disappoints Greg more than anyone ever should because Greg has the best taste and we should all praise his being and help him become the new assistant to the king of Egypt. He totally didn't write this description.

Watch out Cliffy B, the JAAP crew has moved their hole, just in time for episode… three? Come join Greg, Jon, Rex, and new co-host Tobiichi Karlsson as they once again delve into the depths of anime to discuss Ghostcest, shows that are things, and the return of sea pizza. Follow them as they bravely expose what esteemed actor Dean Cain does to children. All of that and more, on this podcast!

This week, which we'll call a special birthday episode for the sake of tiding Greg over, more shows are dropped as one series flounders in its own mediocrity and another takes a dive off of a cliff. Jon also gets killed to death by the eternal question: Who is his waifu?

In this 10% special episode of JAAP, Rex Wolff joins the show as a full co-host and Jon gets elected Best Person of 2014 by Time Magazine despite the fact that he probably likes meth. Everyone talks about just how stupid it is to phone random numbers scrawled on bathroom doors, and Greg and Jon subject themselves to a Shitty Fate. All this and more on the world's least entertaining podcast brought to you by two Americans and a South African.

Joined by ultra guest Rex Wolff, the gang wraps up the Fall season by giving out remarkably shiny awards and trying to privatise Japan's railways. Elsewhere, Jon brings up Gundam about 12000 times, prompting Greg and Rex to discuss why kids need to start killing earlier. All three will teach you a valuable lesson about the pizza of the sea and urge you to send them money and ovens so that the JAAP house of Connecticut can finally become a home. All this and more on the podcast where it's not about videogames, it's about freedom.

Without 905's guiding light, Greg and Jon are left to stumble around in the dark and talk about Twitter or something because they forget it's an anime podcast for a little while. Greg manages to say a few words about Gundam with the latest episode being "the one with the stupid suits" and they chat about Samurai Flamenco's recent plot twists. It's all OK though, for they get right into the spirit of Christmas and discover how the holiday can become sexier than ever.

Hitting upon the realization that they really want more money, Greg and Jon launch the latest Kickstarter sensation where you can give them money and they'll both fly to America to buy all of the 10 videogames in existence. They also discover that there is no symbolism in anime quite like butts made of fruit, and Jon makes deep, passionate love to Gundam Build Fighters. And finally you, the listener will become Nicolas Cage as you fight to uncover the National Treasure of JAAP.

(Apologies for the late upload! Technical difficulties are a pain in the ass - Greg) Beginning by killing a co-host, Jon shows that all he wants is for everyone in anime to die for his amusement, especially everyone in Non Non Biyori. Greg and Jon lament how bad England is in Infinite Stratos and they both relearn the worlds most important lesson: America always wins.

Greg’s back this week, but still in Japan, phoning in early in the morning to talk about his experiences. Michael and Jon ask him about his trip, learning what shows are popular in Japan at the moment, and that apparently Joshiraku makes for a good travel itinerary. The group then move into the weekly watch, trying to figure out just what happened in Samurai Flamenco this week.

This week sees Michael and Jon left to their own devices as Greg explores the forbidden wilderness known as Japan. What do the two spend their time talking about? Surprisingly, not just about Gundam Build Fighters, as the two actually prove they can talk about more than giant killing machines and have actual discussion about romance shows. Then, the crew tackles the daunting task of ranking the outfits of the Joshiraku cast.

As Greg prepares to leave the podcast and his country for two weeks, Michael and Jon talk about Build Fighters while gearing up to talk even more about Build Fighters while Greg's gone because absolutely no one can stop them. Elsewhere, robots are talked about in further detail as Jon gets asked yet another ultimate question: Which Mobile Suit would he have sex with? Nobell strictly forbidden.

On this apparently most herbaceous of episodes, the hosts seem to have some confusion over controlled substances and sexual acts. They discuss their favorite McDonald's in anime, their favorite OPs and EDs, and learn that Scooby-Doo can do whatever and whoever he pleases. Please listen to JAAP responsibly.

This week's JAAP is as easy as 1, 2, 3! Things get eccentric as the hosts discuss characters that ruined shows for them. Later on, Jon and Michael say things that are technical words and may be related to Gundam while Greg tries to stop time to visit an adult preschool.

As the season trudges on, the JAAP hosts start seperating the wheat from the chaff by dropping shows. They say "see you later" to Nagi no Asukara, let the wheel of fate keep turning on BlazBlue, make the choice to say "no" to Noucome, and more. The group gushes about this season's Noitamina offerings, try and make sense out of Tokyo Ravens, and learn, once again, that few things on this world rival a girl's love for cake. Discussions end with talk of an industry saturated by Jeff Goldblum and attempts to say "Goldthwait."

Saddle up for another episode of Just Another Anime Podcast! This week sees our hosts reunited with Jon White as they talk about the numerous first episodes from this season. The group uncovers the conspiracy to put Hanakana and CG into everything, debate over whether the inclusion of Patrick Stewart is a net positive for the medium, and marvel that the industry has finally given them what they always wanted: a yuri horse harem show.

The fall 2013 season begins with the JAAP crew welcoming on guest co-host Jon White. The group tackles airing shows, both old and new, taking stances on what finales met expectations and which ones flopped. They then move on to a preview of the upcoming shows, laying out a schedule for the coming 14 weeks, sometimes realizing they have no logical explanation for what shows appeal to them. The podcast concludes with the group discovering a Dracula-themed VN and playing erotic madlibs with pepper shakers.

Tobiichi reclaims her hosting seat and leads the crew into discussion about every show watched this season. Relive the horror of Blood Lad, try and comprehend the plot of Day Break Illusion, listen to more talk about Love Lab and The Eccentric Family than is recommended by the FDA, and remember that, yes, Mushibugyou was a thing that Marhsall watched for more than one season. Awards are given out and conversation becomes heated as this season of anime draws to a close.

Breakthroughs are made this week as Michael finds his true calling in radio and Greg finally admits to liking bad things. The two discuss the anime that have been most influential to them, offering an insight to their creative tendencies and personal lives. Blood lad gets blasted, Monogatari is gushed over, and The Eccentric Family's future is pondered. Later on, the duo try to ascertain the average size of a goo girl's vagina, but have enough moral standards to not discuss their pasta penes (penne?). All this and more on Just Another Anime Podcast, the official drink of those with palettes slightly too refined for piss.

Feeling the cold chill of the end of the season, Gregory and Michael are joined by special guest Jeremy Newton. They discuss what got Jeremy into anime, his favorite and least favorite shows, and get to talk about some shows not often spoken of in JAAP’s hallowed halls. Join our heroes as they talk about what makes a show a “yuri show,” the nature of endings, and whether or not the kidnapping of one’s proxy body counts as the kidnapping of one’s self.

This episode of JAAP sees Greg and Michael pondering the continued future of Joshiraku while discussing their favorite comedies. The two take the time to argue semantics and discuss the categorization of characters while offending everyone who has managed to listen through 60 episodes of bread fucking. Older shows are revisited as the season winds down and the show takes pride in surpassing the population density of Tokyo.

Stranded without Tobiichi for the rest of the season, Greg and Michael are forced to find companionship in the arms of moshi body pillows. Braving the news of a third season of Teekyuu, the two discuss their favorite and least favorite drama series, learn about manba fashion, and try to figure out what Sunday Without God is trying to do with itself. Chaos ensues as the dynamic duo unravel the mysteries of the Dog of Dracula series, divulge the secrets of Marshall Henderson's alter-ego of Beardonetta, and lay out plans for an Austin Powers anime.

With Tobiichi out on sick-leave, Greg and Michael are left with a criminally short weekly watch. To make up for it, the two resort to good old-fashioned industry talk, forgetting Nicholas Cage films, and deciphering the logistics of dog heaven.

A restructuring of the Weekly Watch breeds new discussion among our three hosts as they tackle a week that was missing a good number of shows. Heavily stylized visual novels are discussed and laughed at as episode 58 of Just Another Anime Podcast leaps into battle.

In their dogged pursuit of anime truth, Just Another Anime Podcast has returned for the 57th episode. The crew learns that, if their bloodline is to survive, they require the appropriate masks, that a Sunday without God is no Sunday at all, and that, before you put a ring on it, maybe you should confirm whether it has fingers after all. Clayfighter is confirmed for the best game of all time, and the crew finds the inspiration in death of a Gouda friend. Put on your tux and remember your vows, because your life with episode 57 of Just Another Anime Podcast is about to begin!

The adventure continues... Human anatomy be damned, Just Another Anime Podcast has returned for yet another episode. This week, we discuss the greatest band on Earth, special lotions, and the cast learns about not judging others through the masterful artistry of Sunday Without God. Don't be scared, our sweet babies, the nightmare is over, because it's episode 56 of Just Another Anime Podcast.

An anime bacchanal overtakes the hosts this week on Just Another Anime Podcast, causing 905 to become drunk on power, Greg to be drunk on rock and roll, and Marshall to be drunk on sleep deprivation. The hosts drop several shows out of bitterness, or because they want to play videogames instead. Clear out your dishwasher, because you'll need to clean your fleshlight after tonight's episode of Just Another Anime Podcast!

Marshall and Gregory are missing, Michael and Tobiichi stand alone against a total of 33 shows with a total of 39 episodes to describe and discuss. Multiple shows are dropped and ranted against, and Michael is cursed for the Season Groupwatch he brought upon the JAAP hosts. From amazing shows to complete garbage, JAAP 54 has it all.

*SPOILER WARNING!* Spoilers for Star Trek: Into Darkness and 50 Cent’s Get Rich or Die Tryin’ run amok in the carnage. In this very special Thursday episode, the Just Another Anime Podcast crew turns a chair around and straddles it and gets real about anime. Hey everybody, things get really polarizing sometimes. The Greg/Marshall, 905/Tobiichi split gets even more severe as the episode progresses, coming to a fever pitch when things get… just a little magical, and In the great glorious season premiere, Marshall the Henderson is bound by blood contract to perform in the savage puppet show known as Marshall the Free!. Please put your tray tables in and keep your souls in the upright and locked position, because it’s time for episode 53 of Just Another Anime Podcast!

Happy Birthday, Just Another Anime Podcast! It’s the 52nd week of the series, and as we move into our next year of shenanigans, antics, hijinks, and sexual tension, we bid farewell to last season’s final few shows, including HenNeko, ICP the Anime, Aku no Hana and more. At the same time, the summer season kicks off with a whole slew of new shews for the Dew crew. We remember Brendan Fraser’s career fondly, and then bury him with the rest of the dead. Grit your teeth and bear the load, because it’s time for Thunder Road!™

Season Four Starts! With Just Another Musical behind us and Greg back to join us for the Summer Season Preview that kicks off this week (and ends next week) the fourth season of JAAP hit the ground running and wraps up some of the series finales of Spring Season, such as Aiura, Red Data Girl and Yuyushiki.

Almost a year in the making. We promised it and now... It's finally time.

COUNTDOWN CONTINUES. 01 WEEK LEFT. Greg goes on hiatus, Marshall disappears back and forth throughout the episode, Tobbii and Michael both forget stuff they were talking about. It's all madness on JAAP 49, then we all talk about cosplaying for fifteen hours. Also, Marshall The Animation takes a shocking turn before it's big finale next week.

COUNTDOWN CONTINUES. 02 WEEKS LEFT. America. Home of the free. 50 states of liberty and justice. That is what we talk about this week. Why you ask? Because Marshall Henderson has betrayed his heritage regarding the beloved United States of America. And then he kills an idol. Oh, and somewhere between this stuff we talk about a bunch of anime and opinions differ once more on certain shows. Duhn-Duhn-Duuuuuhn!

COUNTDOWN STARTS. 03 WEEKS LEFT. Yahallo! This week there's a new drop-spree that fills the podcast. We talk about crying and we even get Marshall to cry on-air. Marshall The Animation enters its second episode with "A Date with Senpai" and questions brings out the JAAP hosts' interior decoration side. Marshall also makes enemies with muslims, children, anti-social/cynical people and anyone who likes tsunderes in any way what so ever.

COUNTDOWN STARTS. 04 WEEKS LEFT. This weeks marks the return of Marshall the Animation in it's rebooted state, OP and all. John Stamos and Brett Ratner become the topic of discussion, John Stamos won. Nicknames for Greg makes a grand return and Michael talks about the time he spent at Anime Central (Acen) in Chicago. The crew talk about the Nyarko-san Magical Girl OVA and finally we vote on the next Retro Segment series. It's JAAP covered in toothpaste... Well, probably toothpaste.

We did it. #WeFreedMarshall. With him back we "discuss" if Gargantia devolved into fan-service this week (Spoiler: Nope) and talk about the piece on the topic written by Otakusphere. Shows are dropped and picked back up and Greg orders anime during the recording. We know we are hero, in our lives.

The #FreeMarshall movement continues this week. Without Marshall as their anchor, Tobbii, Greg, and Michael celebrate Boob Week by dropping shows with reckless abandon. Listen as Greg and Michael discuss their plans for the future. Reel in horror as Tobbii falls out of love with one of his favorite shows. Ponder along with the hosts as they try to figure out which anime character is most like them...and each other. Pray that next week Marshall is free.

We need to #FreeMarshall! Marshall Henderson has gone to court to pay for his dirty dirty crimes. Tobbii, Greg and Michael wing it without our bearded friend and do quite a decent job at discussing differing opinions and analysing shows. Greg has a emotional connection with Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet and the hosts reveal their favourite male and female characters of the season... Answers may be surprising!

On this week's episode of JUST ANOTHER ANIME PODCAST™, eternity is NOW. Four hours of Dragon Ball Z, life, love, questions of souls, Greg desmirching the medical profession of healing cancer, and we draw first blood on the anime of the season. What got dropped? What remains? How does Marshall survive episode two of Marshall: The Animation? Find out in episode 42 of Just Another Anime Podcast!

JAAP kicks off another episode with temper tantrums and debates on whether or not Photokano truly is terrible or a little alright. More shows take a turn for the worse, but the industry is hopefully being saved by other shows getting really good. And then, Marshall Henderson becomes Anime... I hope you will enjoy Marshall The Animation, Episode 1!

FOUR. HOURS. In the longest JAAP yet we end us having heated discussions about the direction of Black Lagoon. Marshall admits to actually liking some anime of this season, with one being particularly good in his eyes. We cover over 20 new shows and Greg tells the story of how he became Lawrence, the water-polo prince of South Africa in his High School Days. We also discuss shows that we could emotionally relate to. Original Episode Post: http://justanotheranimepodcast.com/?p=1135