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On this episode we check out Masaaki Yuasa's The Night is Young, Walk on Girl! Will we be able to spot all the references to Tatami Galaxy? Remember to send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our tumblr! http://mangamachinations.tumblr.com Join our Discord server and come talk to us! http://discord.me/mangamac Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Kouya wo Aruke” by Asian Kung-fu Generation from The Night is Short, Walk on Girl, Opening, Introductions, Social Media, Updating our RSS feed 00:02:37 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: Dragon Ball Z OST “Prologue”, *SPOILERS* Seamus finishes Frau Faust but isn’t sure if he should keep reading The Ancient Magus’ Bride 00:10:31 - dakazu is looking forward to reading more of Rumiko Takahashi’s new series, MAO 00:12:51 - dakazu has started reading Kin no Hitsuji, created by The Gods Lie manga artist Kaori Ozaki 00:17:08 - Murder Incarnation is drawn using 3D model and it looks very strange to us 00:24:58 - News: Japanese publishers have banded together to use the Authorized Books of Japan seal to combat pirate sites that sell illegal copies of manga 00:31:08 - Masaaki Yuasa will be doing an TV anime adaptation of Eizouken ni wa Te wo Dasu na! 00:32:21 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: One Shot Retrospective on Tekkon Kinkreet, we will review Taiyo Matsumoto’s surreal series about two boys living in a strange town 00:33:17 - Main Segment Manga in Motion: The Night is Short, Walk on Girl, Transition Song: Opening from The Night is Short, Walk on Girl by Michiru Oshima, we discuss Masaaki Yuasa’s recent animated feature film 00:36:34 - As a fan of Tatami Galaxy, Darfox really loved the movie half way through 00:38:01 - dakazu thought the movie was like four episodes of an anime show put together 00:41:12 - Seamus wasn’t a big fan of the final arc because of it’s similarity to Tatami Galaxy’s ending 00:42:00  - Darfox talks about his difficulty keeping up with subtitles during a sequence at the end 00:44:00 - We discuss the main story that focuses on the romance between the Raven-haired Girl and Senpai 00:45:38 - Darfox talks about how the movie focuses on  romanticism 00:48:12 - We think the original author, Tomihiko Morimi, is to blame for the cliche pervert 00:49:51 - dakazu was disappointed with the choices they made during the end of the guerrilla theater arc 00:52:48 - We praise the story for connecting all the minor characters throughout the film 00:53:54 - Seamus noticed references to Paranoia Agent and Kick-Heart 00:54:58 - dakazu praises the wonderful cast for their performances 00:55:55 - We surmise that the movie takes place after the events of Tatami Galaxy 00:58:47 - We love the Raven-haired Girl’s character and design 01:00:27 - We think the movie is like a fairy tale or a dream as we dissect the main theme of perception of time 01:04:00 - We compare it to Yuasa’s surreal film Mind Game 01:05:05 - Seamus wanted to drink and eat along with the events of the movie 01:06:10 - Next Week’s Topic: Tekkon Kinkreet, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “wish men” by sunbrain from Beet the Vandel Buster

Be fore warned, for there are SPOILERS ahead but for those who continue forth... Welcome back to our monthly Anime Movie Night! Where we dive into some our favorite animated features from Japan. This month Zac and Craig our joined by Paul along with Cami from AniChatBox to discuss Masaaki Yuasa's THE NIGHT IS SHORT, WALK ON GIRL. On this long night we discover a plethora of ice kotatsus, friendship punches, and monkey's with talking parrots. All this while Zac is fighting off a cold and a horde of Johnnys. Special Guests: Cami - https://twitter.com/CamiKins19x Email us at: email@saveourprogress.com Follow us on Twitter at: twitter.com/SaveOurProgress Or follow the hosts on twitter at: Craig - twitter.com/SearosCanoel Paul - twitter.com/pomorales Pete - twitter.com/EspadaPete Zac - twitter.com/AronZacField Produced by Zachary Field Podcast Artwork by Natalie Fang Dai Opening Theme www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJEPTk7FLmk Pamgaea by Kevin MacLeod [Check out more of Kevin MacLeod over at incompetech.com/] Ending Credit: The Night is Short, Walk on Girl "Heart Beat" by Asian Kung-fu Generation

Candace and Tyler talk about Anime openings! Which ones they like in particular. Check out the openings they name, if you have not already. Let us know what you think of our choices.I will be posting the list below, so stop scrolling if you don’t want any spoilers, or not if you do and want to check them out before we talk about them.Candace’s Choices1: JJBA; Great Days by Karen Aoki and Daisuke Hasegawa2: Mob Psycho 100; 99 by MOB CHIOR3: Durarara; Complication by ROOKiEZ is PUNK’D4: Kiznaiver; Lay your hands on me by Boom boom satalites5: Chrono Crusade; Tsubasa wa pleasure line by Kuriayashi Minami5: Touken Ranbu; Hikari tatsu Ame by Soma SaitoTyler’s ChoicesMiss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid; Aozoro no Rhapsody by FhanaThe melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya; Bōken Desho Desho by Aya HiranoAttack on Titan; REVO by Linked HorizonErased; Re: Re: by Asian Kung-fu GenerationGhost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex; Inner Universe by Origa The Kawaii-Cast RSS --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tyler-jacobson/support

This week we launch our first special guest themed Gaiden series with Amelia Cook, creator of the Anime Feminist website! Get ready for a mega-sized episode as we interview Amelia about her manga/anime origins and how she started Anime Feminist. Then she joins us for a in-depth discussion about representation in manga/anime as we analyze our own positive and negative examples of female characters in shonen battle manga! Support Anime Feminist on patreon! Remember to send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our tumblr! http://mangamachinations.tumblr.com Join our Discord server and come talk to us! http://discord.me/mangamac Time Stamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Re:Call” by i☆Ris from Twin Star Exorcists, Opening, Introductions, 00:03:07 - Secret Origins: Amelia tells us how she began her anime/manga fandom with Castle in the Sky, Mobile Suit Gundam Wing & Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend 00:07:13 - The dark days of buying 4 episode DVDs for 20 pounds makes Amelia appreciate the accessibility of modern streaming services 00:10:33 - The lack of a space to discuss issues in anime/manga helped create Anime Feminist but also had positive and negative consequences 00:19:55 - we talk about our experience with harassment and the lessons we learned 00:29:56 - Listener Questions: Answering what future goals Anime Feminist are planning 00:34:42 - Amelia explains why proper payment & representation with writers is key 00:43:30 - Darfox asks Amelia to elaborate the process of pitching to Anime Feminist, working with an editor to shape new articles 00:54:33 - Seamus and Amelia praise the stage adaptation of Naoki Urasawa’s Pluto 00:58:37 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: Retrospective on Ode to Kirihito, we will do a comprehensive review of this Tezuka Osamu title(covers chapters 1-11) 00:59:03 - Main Segment Machinations Gaiden: Transition Song: “Haruka Kanata” by Asian Kung-fu Generation from Naruto, we have an open discussion about representation within manga/anime 01:02:52 - Discussing the shonen battle manga heroine archetype, dakazu and Amelia share their issues on Sakura’s character arc in Naruto 01:11:09 - We lament the typical fate of female characters being reduced to moms/wives in shonen epilogues, the body proportions of characters like Orihime from Bleach are a deal breaker for Amelia 01:17:23 - Amelia explains with Black Clover and Blue Exorcist how personal experiences effect which representations are overlooked while others are jarring, dakazu doesn’t like the non-consensual male pursuit of females represented in all entertainment 01:21:40 - We discuss the various groping perverts that are seen as comedic characters in shonen manga, we examine shonen manga as a commercial product and how that effects English adaptations 01:26:11 - We explain how despite having passionate fandoms for manga such as the female MMA manga Teppu, they still might struggle in finding a market in the West, we attribute the increase of BL/Yuri releases to the fujoshi buying them out 01:31:22 - We explore female characters in sports manga, Farewell, My Dear Cramer reflects the real life popularity of female soccer for Amelia 01:37:34 - The ensemble cast of My Hero Academia help bring a little diversity to it’s female representation, Amelia makes a case for diversity of physical body types in Keijo!!!!!!!! 01:41:03 - Personally, Amelia can appreciate the representation in Please tell me! Galko-chan while disliking it due to the character designs, But Re:Zero on the other hand has such great representation it let’s her look past the cutesy moe designs 01:46:32 - Darfox and dakazu praise how the sexually active for Haru from BEASTARS isn’t portrayed as shameful female character trait, Amelia likes Scum’s Wish for giving it’s characters complex relationships with sex 01:56:04 - Darfox likes the tough but maternal growth in Reiko Tamura from Parasyte, we wonder if pairing atypical manga/anime female characteristics to non-human characters makes them more acceptable 01:58:03 - Amelia catches an ingrained generic convention in dakazu’s perception of Emma from The Promised Neverland as gender-less, we discuss how crying for Midoriya from My Hero Academia is looked down upon, the portrayal of dirty ugly men in Kaiji are praiseworthy in darfox’s eyes 02:07:50 - Seamus and dakazu praise Shojo Fight for having excellent representation of character interactions that avoid false-conflict, we praise My Love Story!! for exploring relationships after they’ve formed, Seamus appreciates manga that explores relationships between adults without the possibility of breakups in both Friday Night Lights and What did you eat Yesterday? 02:11:54 - Amelia’s favorite relationships are couples in Nodame Cantabile and Twin Star Exorcists who support and push each other to greater success, dakazu recommends Kekkaishi for Amelia 02:18:09 - Amelia stresses the importance of getting LGBTQ+ perspectives from others who can draw from their own experiences, A Place Further Than The Universe is a realistic representation of young women’s friendships 02:23:11 - Amelia had quite relatable experience with Tokyo Tarareba Girls, The end of Absolute Boyfriend resonated a lot with working women 02:30:53 - dakazu suspects the lack of fan service in Attack on Titan might have more to due with Hajime Isayama’s lack of artistic talent, the androgynous nature of Hanji ended working in favor for non-binary representation 02:35:19 - dakazu recalls how the reader attachment to transgender representation in Family Compo moves past the manga artist’s original intent, darfox appreciates Misturo Kubo’s own female perspective towards the women in Moteki 02:38:57 - House Keeping, Next Week’s Topic: Ode to Kirihito, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “Miraikei Answer” by Trustrick from My Love Story!!

053 - S03E01 - The Second Coming   Lilith and Ricky discuss The Second Coming – discussion includes Ricky’s trip to Vegas which coincides with the S3 Premiere, Ricky getting more involved with Heroes because of his adminning his RPG, Everyone getting a side quest this season, #rapey, heroes mis-direct about Daphne, the downfall of Mohinder suresh, going straight into the story and revealing Nathan's shooter straight away, had the writers just finished a horror movie binge watch?, finally finding out sylar's powers worked, mohinders nearly quick exit and eureka moment, Ricky remembers when Mohinder was only meant to be the scientific Everyman, bored Hiro needing a quest, Future Ando, bad Asian Kung fu dubbing, theory crafting how Nathan came back to life, preachy Nathan, Noah "great escaping", Ricky brings up clamouring for Future Hiro but never Future Peter, and Ricky has issues with the premiere   Follow Primatech Files on their social media – just search “Primatech Files” on facebook, tumblr, youtube, twitter or clammr. You can also email primatechfiles@gmail.com or find them on their individual twitters @rickyjdiaz or @lilithhellfire   NB There may be spoilers in this review

Amy Whinehouse, Goo Goo Dolls, Jack Johnson, Joy Division, Bajofondo Tango Club, as bandas japonesas The Seatbelts e Asian Kung-fu Generation, Anathema, Bruno Mars, Gnarls Barkley em nossa Mixtape 08, faça o download agora.  (clique com o botão direito e selecione salvar). Para ouvir outras músicas do artista clique nos links. 01 – Tank (Cowboy Bebop […]

Amy Whinehouse, Goo Goo Dolls, Jack Johnson, Joy Division, Bajofondo Tango Club, as bandas japonesas The Seatbelts e Asian Kung-fu Generation, Anathema, Bruno Mars, Gnarls Barkley em nossa Mixtape 08, faça o download agora.  (clique com o botão direito e selecione salvar). Para ouvir outras músicas do artista clique nos links. 01 – Tank (Cowboy Bebop Opening Theme) – The Seatbelts (00:00) 02 – Never There – Cake (03:31) 03 – pa’ bailar – Bajofondo Tango Club (06:09) 04 – You Know I’m No Good – Amy Winehouse (10:05) 05 – Treasure – Bruno Mars (14:18) 06 – Crazy – Gnarls Barkley (17:12) 07 – You Give Me Something – Jamiroquai (20:06) 08 – That Thing You Do! – The Wonders (23:23) 09 – Blue Train – Asian Kung-fu Generation (26:06) 10 – Semi-Charmed Life – Third Eye Blind (30:23) 11 – I’ll Be There For You – The Rembrandts (34:48) 12 – I’m Not Part of Me – Cloud Nothings (37:54) 13 – Black Balloon – Goo Goo Dolls (42:24) 14 – Flake – Jack Johnson (46:27) 15 – Closer – Anathema (51:00) 16 – Love Will Tear Us Apart – Joy Division (56:41) A próxima mixtape vai pro ar no dia 05/12/2014.

Ths is the preview of what would become the "Beasts From the East" (Touyou Kanon) radio show.  It's roughly a 2 hour set of Japanese music to set off the series.  You'll hear movie themes, video game songs, anime tunes, pop gems, rock anthems, hip-hop tracks, and a touch of old school Nippon tunes.  This is hosted by Sean a.k.a. DJ S.O.S./The Grand Polizzle.  Shot outs to our hub WUOG 90.5fm, who's kindly given Beasts Central home since January 2010. If you want to hear more of the episodes from our original WUOG radio show run, go to http://shows.wuog.org/risingsun/ Enjoy!  TRACKLIST Akira Ifukube Godzilla (Main Theme) A Tribute to the Original "Beast From the East" Masaru Sato Yojimbo Opening Theme ***** BREAK ***** UNICORN WAO! X/Japan Kurenai Peelander-Z S.T.E.A.K. P-Bone Steak Dir En Grey Cleaver Sleazoid ***** BREAK ***** capsule Portable kuukou 80-pan I Don't Wanna Go Fantastic Plastic Machine L'Aventure Fantastique Suzuki Ami joins Nakata Yasutaka FREE FREE ***** BREAK ***** Heartsdales Body Rock HALCALI Girigiri Surfrider BOOM YES MOM! Rakim/Shin-Ski/DJ Fresh Galaxy Once Upon A Rhyme In Japan(DJ Fresh Galaxy Remix) ***** BREAK ***** Uyama Hiroto One Dream (Samples Kenny Rankin's "Lost Up In Loving You" Open Nujabes Counting Stars Samples George Benson's song "Affirmation") DJ Okawari Bluebird Story Diorama ***** BREAK ***** Koji Kondo Super Mario Bros. 2 Player Select Theme Super Mario Bros. 2 Soundtrack Kaoru Wada Kingdom Hearts Theme Kingdom Hearts Soundtrack Masato Nakamura Spring Yard Zone Theme Sonic the Hedgehog Soundtrack  Yoko Koshiro My Little Baby Streets of Rage/Bare Knuckle Soundtrack ***** BREAK ***** Helena and Leona Moonlight Densetsu ("Moonlight Legend") Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Best Song Collection -Pretty Cast- Miho Morikawa Positive Ranma 1/2 Super Best Taku Iwasaki R.O.D. -Homeward journey of my heart Version R.O.D. The TV Volume 2 Chisa Yokoyama & The Teikoku Kagekidan Geki Teikoku Kagekidan Sakura Tiesen(Sakura Wars) Asian Kung-fu generation Rewrite Fullmetal Alchemist Hiroko Kasahara "コンディション・グリーン～緊急発進～ (Condition Green ~Kinkyou Hasshin~) Patlabor TV Series Orgel Fantasia Players Star Locket Theme Sailor Moon Orgel Fantasia Album  ***** BREAK *****  Puffy Puffy Ami Yumi Teen Titans Theme  ***** BREAK ***** Mika Nakashima Love Addict Love Tawata Emi Baby Come Close To Me ***** BREAK ***** Chiko & Beagles Mademoiselle Shinjuku Ritsuko Abe Season of Passion Kazuki Sato I Wonder I Wonder Love Love ***** BREAK ***** The Carpenters feat. The Kyoto Children's Choir Sing The Carpenters: Live In Japan