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Kacper "prefetcher" Staroń created the PinkSea oekaki BBS on top of the AT Protocol. He also made the online multiplayer game MicroWorks with Noam "noam 2000" Rubin. He's currently studying Computer Science at the Lublin University of Technology. We discuss the appeal of oekaki BBSs, why and how PinkSea was created, web design of the early 2000s, flash animations, and building an application on top of the AT Protocol. Prefetcher Bluesky Github Personal site Microworks (Free multiplayer game) PinkSea and Harbor PinkSea PinkSea Bluesky Account PinkSea repository Harbor image proxy repository Harbor post from bnewbold.net imgproxy (Image proxy used by Bluesky) Early web design Web Design Museum Pixel Art in Web Design Kaliber10000 Eboy Assembler 2advanced epuls.pl (Polish social networking site) Wipeout 3 aesthetic Restorativland (Geocities archive) Flash sites and animations My Flash Archive (Run by prefetcher) dagobah Z0r Juicy Panic - Otarie IOSYS - Marisa Stole the Precious Thing Geocities style web hosts Neocities Nekoweb AT Protocol / Bluesky PDS Relay AppViews PLC directory Decentralized Identifier lexicon Jetstream XRPC ATProto scraping (List of custom PDS and did:web) Tools to view PDS data PDSls atp.tools ATProto browser Posters mentioned vertigris (Artist that promoted PinkSea) Mary (AT Protocol enthusiast) Brian Newbold (Bluesky employee) Oekaki drawing applets Tegaki chickenpaint Group drawing canvas Drawpile Aggie Other links Bringing Geocities back with Kyle Drake (Interview with creator of Neocities) firesky.tv (View all bluesky posts) ATFile (Use PDS as a file store) PinkSky (Instagram clone) front page (Hacker news clone) Smoke Signal (Meetup clone) -- Transcript You can help correct transcripts on GitHub. Intro [00:00:00] Jeremy: Today I am talking to Kacper Staroń.  He created an oekaki BBS called PinkSea built on top of the AT protocol, and he's currently studying computer science at the Lublin University of Technology. We are gonna discuss the appeal of oekaki BBS, the web design of the early 2000s, flash animations, and building an application on top of the AT protocol. Kacper, thanks for talking with me today. [00:00:16] Prefetcher: Hello. Thank you for having me on. I'm Kacper Staroń also probably you know me as Prefetcher online. And as Jeremy's mentioned, PinkSea is an oekaki drawing bulletin board. You log in with your Bluesky account and you can draw and post images. It's styled like a mid to late 2000s website to keep it in the spirit. What's an oekaki BBS? [00:00:43] Jeremy: For someone who isn't familiar with oekaki BBSs what is different about them as opposed to say, a photo sharing website? [00:00:53] Prefetcher: The difference is that a photo sharing website you have the image already premade be it a photo or a drawing made in a separate application. And you basically log in and you upload that image. For example on Instagram or pixiv for artists even Flickr. But in the case of an oekaki BBS the thing that sets it apart is that oekaki BBSes already have the drawing tools built in. You cannot upload an already pre-made image with there being some caveats. Some different oekaki boards allow you to upload your already pre-made work. But Pinksea restricts you to a tool called Tegaki. Tegaki being a drawing applet that was built for one of the other BBSes and all of the drawing tools are inside of it. So you draw from within PinkSea and you upload it to the atmosphere. Every image that's on PinkSea is basically drawn right on it by the artists. No one can technically upload any images from elsewhere. How PinkSea got started and grew [00:01:56] Jeremy: You released this to the world. How did people find it and how many people are using it? [00:02:02] Prefetcher: I'll actually begin with how I've made it 'cause it kind of ties into how PinkSea got semi-popular. One day I was just browsing through Bluesky somewhere in the late 2024s. I was really interested in the AT Protocol and while browsing, one of the artists that I follow vertigris posted a post basically saying they'd really want to see something a drawing canvas like Drawpile or Aggie on AT Protocol or something like an oekaki board. And considering that I was really looking forward to make something on the AT Protocol. I'm like, that sounds fun. I used to be a member of some oekaki boards. I don't draw well but it's an activity that I was thinking this sounds like a fun thing to do. I'm absolutely down for it. From like, the initial idea to what I'd say was the first time I was proud to let someone else use it. I think it was like two weeks. I was posting progress on Bluesky and people seemed eager to use it. That kept me motivated. And yeah. Right as I approached the finish I posted about it as a response to vertigris' posts and people seemed to like it. I sent the early version to a bunch of artists. I basically just made a post calling for them. Got really positive feedback, things to fix, and I released it. And thanks to vertigris the post went semi-viral. The launch I got a lot of people which I would also tie to the fact that it was right after one of the user waves that came to Bluesky from other platforms. The website also seemed really popular in Japan. I remember going to sleep, waking up the next day, and I saw like a Japanese post about PinkSea and it had 2000 reposts and 3000 likes and I was just unable to believe it. Within I think the first week we got like 1000 posts overall which to me is just insane. For a week straight I just kept looking at my phone and clicking, refresh, refresh, refresh, just seeing the new posts flow in. There was a bunch of like really insane talented artists just posting their works. And I just could not believe it. PinkSea got I'd say fairly popular as an alternative AppView. People seem to really want oekaki boards back and I saw people going, oh look, it's like one of those 2000s oekaki boards! Oh, that's so cool! I haven't seen them in forever! The art stands out because it's human made [00:04:58] Prefetcher: And it made me so happy every single time seeing it. It's been since November, like four months, give or take. And today alone we got five posts. That doesn't sound seem like a lot but given that every single post is hand drawn it's still insane. People go on there and spend their time to produce their own original artworks. [00:05:26] Jeremy: This is especially relevant now when you have so much image generation stuff and they're making images that look polished but you're kind of like well... did you draw it? [00:05:39] Prefetcher: Yeah. [00:05:40] Jeremy: And when you see people draw with these oekaki boards using the tools that are there I think there's something very human and very nostalgic about oh... This came from you. [00:05:53] Prefetcher: Honestly, yeah. To me seeing even beginner artists 'cause PinkSea has a lot of really, really talented and popular people (and) also beginner artists that do it as a hobby. Ones that haven't been drawing for a long time. And no matter what you look at you just get like that homely feeling that, oh, that's someone that just spent time. That's someone that just wanted to draw for fun. And at least to me, with generative AI like images it really lacks that human aspect to it. You generate an image, you go, oh, that's cool. And it just fades away. But in this case you see people that spent their time drawing it spent their own personal time. And no matter if it's a masterpiece or not it's still incredibly nice to see people just do it for fun. [00:06:54] Jeremy: Yeah. I think whether it's drawing or writing or anything now more than ever people wanna see something that you made yourself right? They wanna know that a human did this. [00:07:09] Prefetcher: Yeah. absolutely. [00:07:11] Jeremy: So it sounds like, in terms of getting the initial users and the ones that are there now, it really all came out of a single Bluesky posts that an existing artist (vertigris) noticed and boosted. And like you said, you were lucky enough to go viral and that carried you all the way to now and then it just keeps going from there, [00:07:36] Prefetcher: Basically if not for vertigris PinkSea (would) just not exist because I honestly did not think about it. My initial idea on making something on ATProto and maybe in the future I'll do something like that would be a platform like StumbleUpon -- Something that would just allow you to go on a website, press a button, and it gets uploaded to your repo and your friends would be able to see oh -- you visited that website and there would be an AppView that would just recommend you sites based on those categories. I really liked that idea and I was dead set on making it but then like I noticed that post (from vertigris) and I'm like, no, that's better. I really wanna make that. And yeah. So right here I want to give a massive shout out to vertigris 'cause they've been incredibly nice to me. They've even contributed the German translation of PinkSea which was just insane to me. And yeah, massive shout out to every single other artist that, Reposted it, liked it, used it because, it's all just snowballed from there and even recently I've had another wave of new users from the PinkSea account. So there are periods where it goes up and it like goes chill -- and then popular again. Old internet and flash [00:08:59] Jeremy: Yeah. And so something that you mentioned is that some people who came across it they mentioned how it was nostalgic or it looked like the old oekaki BBSs from the early internet. And I noticed that that was something that you posted on your own website that you have an interest in that specifically. I wonder what about that part of the internet interests you? [00:09:26] Prefetcher: That is a really good question. Like, to me, even before PinkSea my interests lie in the early internet. I run on Twitter and also on Bluesky now an account called My Flash Archive, which was an archive of very random, like flash animations. And I still do that just not as much anymore 'cause I have a lot of other things to do. I used to on Google just type in Flash and look through the oldest archived random folders just having flash videos. And I would just go over them save all of that or go on like the dagobah or Z0r or swfchan. 'cause the early internet to me, it was really like more explorative. 'cause like now you have, people just concentrated in those big platforms like Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, whatever. And back then at least to me you had more websites that you would just go on, you would find cool stuff. And the designs were like sometimes very minimal, aesthetically pleasing. I'd named here one of my favorite sites, Kaliber10000 which had just fantastic web design. Like, I, I also spend a lot of time on like the web design museum just like looking at old web design and just in awe. My flash archive on Twitter at least got very popular. I kind of abandoned that account, but I think it was sitting at 12,000 followers if not more? And showed that people also yearn for that early internet vibe. And to me it feels really warm. Really different from the internet nowadays. Even with the death of flash you don't really have interactive experiences like it anymore. 'cause flash was supposed to be replaced by HTML5 and JavaScript and whatever but you don't really make interactive experiences that just come packaged in a single file like flash. You need a website and everything. In flash, it just had a single file. It could be shared on multiple sites and just experienced. That kind of propelled my interest. Plus I, I dunno, I just really like the old internet design aesthetics it really warms me (and really close..?) Flash loops [00:12:01] Jeremy: The flash one specifically. Were they animations or games or was there a specific type of a flash project that spoke to you? [00:12:15] Prefetcher: Something we call loops. Basically, it's sometimes animations. 'cause, surprisingly while I like flash games they weren't my main collection. What spoke to me more were loops. Basically someone would take a song, find a gif they liked, and they would just pair it together. Something like YTMND did. At least from loops I found some of my favorite musical artists, some of my favorite songs, a lot of interesting series, be it anime or TV or whatever. And you basically saw people make stuff about their favorite series and they would just share it online. I would go over those. For example, a good website as an example is z0r.de, which is surprisingly still active and updated to this day. And you would see people making loops about members of that community or whatever they like. And you would for example see like 10 posts about the same thing. So you would know someone decided to make 10 loops and just upload them at once. And yeah, to me, loops basically were like, I mean, they weren't always the highest quality or the most unique thing, but you would see someone liked something enough that they decided to make something about it. And I always found that really cool. I would late at night just browse for loops and I'm like, oh, oh, this series, I remember it. I liked it (laughs)! But of course flash games as well. I mean, I used to play a lot when I was younger, but specifically loops, even animations and especially like when someone took like their time to animate something like really in depth. My favorite example is, the music video to a song by the band Juicy Panic called Otari. Someone liked that song enough that they made an entire flash animated music video, which was basically vectorized art of various series like Azumanga Daioh or Neon Genesis Evangelion as well, and other things. And it was so cool, at least to me, like a lot of these loops just basically have an intense, like immense feeling on me (laughs). I just really liked collecting them. [00:14:38] Jeremy: And in that last example, it sounded more like it was a complete music video, not just a brief loop? [00:14:45] Prefetcher: No, it was like a five minute long music video that someone else made. [00:14:48] Jeremy: Five. Oh my gosh. [00:14:49] Prefetcher: Yeah. You would really see people's creativity shine through on just making those weird things that not a lot of people have seen, but you look at it and it's like, wow. It's different than YouTube (Sharable single file, vectorized) [00:15:01] Jeremy: It's interesting because you can technically do and see a lot of these things on, say, YouTube today, but I think it does feel a little different for some reason. [00:15:16] Prefetcher: It really is. Of course I'm not denying on YouTube you see a lot of creative things and whatever. But first and foremost, the fact that Flash is scalable. You don't lose the quality. So be able to open, I don't know, any of the IOSYS flash music videos for like their Touhou songs and the thing would just scale and you would see like in 4K and it's like, wow. And yeah, the fact that on YouTube you have like a central place where you just like put something and it just stays there. Of course not counting reuploads, but with Flash you just had like this one animation file that you would just be able to share everywhere and I don't know, like the aspect of sharing, just like having those massive collections, you would see this flash right here on this website and on that website and also on this website. And also seeing people's personal collections of flash videos and jrandomly online and you would also see this file and this file that you haven't seen it -- it really gives it, it's like explorative to me and that's what I like. You put in the effort to like go over all those websites and you just like find new and new cool stuff. [00:16:32] Jeremy: Yeah, that's a good point too that I hadn't thought about. You can open these files and you have basically the primitives of how it was made and since, like you said, it's vector based, there's no, oh, can you please upload it in 1080 p or 4K? You can make it as big as you want. [00:16:53] Prefetcher: Yeah. Web design differences, pixel art, non-responsive [00:16:55] Jeremy: I think web design as well it was very distinct. Maybe because the tools just weren't there, so a lot of people were building things more from scratch rather than pulling a template or using a framework. A lot of people were just making the design theirs I think rather than putting words on a page and filling into some template. [00:17:21] Prefetcher: Honestly, you raise a good point here that I did not think much about. 'cause like nowadays we have all of this tooling to make web design easier and you have design languages and whatnot. And you see people make really, in my opinion, still pretty websites, very usable websites on top of that. But all of them have like the same vibes to them. All of them have like a unified design language and all of them look very similar. And you kind of lose that creativity that some people had. Of course, you still find pretty websites that were made from scratch. But you don't really get the same vibes that you did get like back then. Like my favorite, for example, trend that used to be back on like the old internet is pixel art in web design. For example, Kaliber10000, or going off the top of my head, you had the Eboy or all the sites and then Poland, for example, ... (polish website) those websites use minimal graphics, like pixel graphics and everything to build really interesting looking websites. They had their own very massive charm to them that, I don't know, I don't see a lot in more modern internet. And it's also because back then you were limited by screen size, so you didn't have to worry about someone being on a Mac with high DPI or on a 32x9 monitor like I am right now. And just having to scale it up. So you would see people go more for images, like UI elements, images instead of just like building everything from scratch and CSS and whatnot. So, yeah, internet design had to accommodate the change. So we couldn't stay how it was forever 'cause technology changed. Design language has changed, but to me it's really lost its charm. Every single website was different, specific, the web design had like this weird form, at least on websites where it was like. I like to call it futuristic minimalism. They looked very modern and also very minimal and sort of dated. And I dunno, I just really like it. I absolutely recommend checking, on the web design museum fantastic website. I love them and the pixel art in web design sub page. Like those websites to me they just look fantastic. [00:19:52] Jeremy: Yeah, and that's a good point you brought up about the screen sizes where now you have to make sure your website looks good on a phone, on a tablet, on any number of monitor sizes. Back then in the late 90s, early 2000s, I think most people were looking at these websites on their 4x3 small CRT monitors. [00:20:20] Prefetcher: My favorite this website is best viewed with an 800 by 600 monitor. It's like ... what? [00:20:28] Jeremy: Exactly. Even if you open your personal site now the design is very reminiscent of those times and it looks really cool but at the same time on a lot of monitors it's a small box in the middle of the monitor, so it's like -- [00:20:49] Prefetcher: I saw that issue, 'cause I was making it on a 1080p monitor and now I have a 32x9 monitor and it does not scale. I've been working on reworking that website, but, also on the topic of my website, I, I wanna shout out a website from the 2000s that still exists today. 'cause, my website was really inspired by a website called Assembler. And Assembler, from what I could gather, was like a net art or like internet design collective. And the website still works to this day. You still had like, all of their projects, including the website that my website was based off of. [00:21:28] Jeremy: Yeah, I mean there, there definitely was an aesthetic to that time. And it's probably, like you said, it's probably people seeing someone else's site in this case, what, what did you call it? Assem? Assembler? [00:21:42] Prefetcher: Assembler. [00:21:42] Jeremy: Yeah. You see someone else's website and then maybe you try to copy some of the design language or you look at the HTML and the CSS and I mean, really at the time, these websites weren't being made with a ton of JavaScript. There weren't the minifiers, so you really could view source and just pull whatever you wanted from there. [00:22:06] Prefetcher: We also had those design studios, design agencies, notably 2advanced which check in now, their website still works, and their website is still in the same aesthetic as it was those 20 so years ago just dictating this futuristic design style that people really like. 'cause a lot of people nowadays also really like this old futurism minimalism for example a lot of people still love the Wipeout 3 aesthetic that was designed by one of my favorite studios overall the designers republic. And yeah, it's just hard for me to explain, but it feels so soulful in a way. [00:22:53] Jeremy: I think there are some trade offs. There's what we were talking about earlier with the flexibility of screen size. But there used to be with a lot of websites that used Flash, there used to be these very elaborate intros where the site is loading and there's these really neat animations. But at the same time, it's sort of like, well, to actually get to the content, it's a bit much, but, everything is a trade off. [00:23:25] Prefetcher: People had flash at their disposal and they just wanted to make, I have the tooling, I'm going to use all of the tooling and all of it. [00:23:33] Jeremy: Yeah. Yeah. but yeah, I definitely get what you're saying where when I went to make my own website I made it very utilitarian and in some ways boring, right? I think we do kind of miss some of what we used to have. [00:23:54] Prefetcher: I mean, in my opinion, utilitarian websites are just as fine. Like in some cases you don't really need a lot of flashy things and a lot of very modern very CPU intensive or whatever animations. Sometimes it is better to go on a website and just like, see, oh, there's the play button and that's it. [00:24:17] Jeremy: Yeah. Well definitely the animations and the intro and all that stuff. I guess more in terms of the aesthetics or the designs. It's tricky because there's definitely people making very cool things now things that weren't even possible back then. But it does feel like maybe the default is I'll pick this existing style sheet or this existing framework and just go with that. [00:24:47] Prefetcher: A lot of modern websites just go for similar aesthetics, similar designs, which they aren't bad, but they are also very just bland. They, they are futuristic, they are very well designed. But when you see the same website. The same -- five websites have the same feel. And this is especially, at least in my opinion, visible with websites built on top of NextJS or other frameworks. And it just feels corporate kind of dead. Like someone just makes a website that they want to sell something to you and not for fun. [00:25:26] Jeremy: With landing pages especially it's like, wow, this looks the same as every other site, but I guess it must work. [00:25:38] Prefetcher: It works. And it really cuts down on development time. You don't need to think much about it. You just already have a lot of well-established design rules that you just follow and you get a cohesive and responsive design system. Designing the PinkSea look and feel [00:25:56] Jeremy: Let's talk about that in connection with PinkSea. What was your thinking when you designed how PinkSea would look and feel? [00:26:06] Prefetcher: Honestly, at first I have to admit I looked at other websites. I looked at Bluesky first and foremost. I looked at, front page. I looked at Smoke Signal, and I thought that I might also build something that's modern and sleek and I sketched it out in an application and I showed it to some friends. One of them suggested I go for more like a 2000 aesthetic. I'm like, yeah, okay. I like that. As the website was built, I just saw more and more of how much I feel this could sit with others. Especially with the fact that it's an oekaki page an oekaki BBS and as you scroll through oekaki has a very distinct style to it. And as you scroll and you see all of those, pixel shaded, all those dithered images, non anti-aliased pens and whatnot. It feels really really cohesive somehow with the design aesthetic. But of course, PinkSea in itself is a modern website. Like if you were to go to my PinkSea repository. It's a modern website built up on top of Vue3, which talks via like XRPC API calls in real time and it's a single page app and whatever. That's kind of the thing I merged the modern way of making sites with a very oldish design language. And I feel, in my opinion, it somehow just really works. And especially it sets PinkSea apart from the other websites. It gives it that really weird aesthetic. You would go on it and you would not be like, oh, this is a modern site that connects with a modern protocol on top of a big decentralized network. This is just someone's weird BBS stuck in the 2000s that they forgot to shut down. (laughs) [00:28:00] Jeremy: Yeah. And I think that's a good reminder too, that when people are intentional about design, the tools we have now are so much better than what we used to have. There's nothing stopping us from making websites that when people go to them they really feel like something's different. I know I did not just land on Instagram. [00:28:27] Prefetcher: Yeah. And making PinkSea taught me that it's really easy to fall into that full string of thought that every site has to look modern. Because I was like, oh yeah, this is a modern protocol, a modern everything, and it has to look the part. It has to look interesting to people and everything. And after talking with a bunch of friends and other people and just going, huh, that's maybe like the 2000s isn't as bad as I thought. And yeah, the website especially it's design people seem to just really like it. Me too. I, I just absolutely love how PinkSea turned out it is really a reminder that you don't need modernness in web design always. And people really appreciate quirky looking pages, so to say, quirky like interesting. [00:29:23] Jeremy: I interviewed the, the creator of Neocities which is like kind of a modern version of GeoCities and yeah, that's really what one of the aspects that I think makes things so interesting to people from that era is, is that it really felt like you're creating your own thing, and not just everything looks the same. The term I think he used is homesteading. You're taking care of your place and it can match your sensibilities, your style, your likes, rather than having to, like you said, try to force everything to be this, this sort of base modern, look. The old spirit of the internet is coming back [00:30:08] Prefetcher: I mean Neocities and by extension also Nekoweb are websites that I often when I don't have much to do -- I like just going through them because you see a bunch of people just make their own places. And you see that even in 2025 when we have those big social media sites. You have platforms where you can get a ton of followers. You can get a ton of attention and everything. People to some extent still want that aspect of self-expression. They want to be able to make something that's uniquely theirs and you see people just make just really amazing websites build insane things on those old Geocities-like platforms using nothing but a code editor. You see them basically just wanting thing to express, oh, that's mine and no one else has it. So to say that's why. Yeah. I feel like to some extent the old school train of thought when it comes to the internet is slowly coming back. Especially with the advent of protocols like ATProto. And you'll experience more websites that just allow people to make their own homes on the internet. Cause in my opinion, one of the biggest problems is that people do not really want to register on a lot of platforms. 'cause you already have this place where you get all of your followers, you have all of your connections, and then you want to move and then you'll lose all of your connections and everything. But with something like ATProto, you can use the social graph of, for example, Bluesky. I want to add followers on PinkSea. So for example, you have an artist that has like 30,000 followers for example, I can just click import my following from Bluesky. And just like that they would already get all of the artists that they follow on Bluesky already added as followers on PinkSea. And for example, someone else joins and they followed that big artist and they instantly followed them on PinkSea as well. I think that we are slowly coming back to the advent of people owning their place online. PinkSea and ATProto (PDS) [00:32:24] Jeremy: Yeah. So let's talk a little bit more about how PinkSea fits into ATProto. For people who aren't super familiar with ATProto, maybe you could talk about how it's split up. You've got the PDS, the relays, the AppView. What are those and how do those fit into what PinkSea is? [00:32:48] Prefetcher: My favorite analogy, ATProto is a massive network, and at least me, when I saw the initial graph I was just very confused. I absolutely did not know what I'm looking at. But let's start with the base building block, something that ATProto wouldn't exist with. And it's the PDS. Think of the PDS as like a filing cabinet. You have a bunch of folders in which you have files, so to say. So you have a filing cabinet with your ID, this is the DID part that sometimes shows up and scares people. It's what we call a decentralized identifier. Basically that identifier is not really tied to the PDS, it just exists somewhere. And the end goal is that every user controls their DID. So for example, if your PDS shuts down, you can always move to somewhere else. Still keep like, for example, that you are prefetcher.miku.place. But in that filing cabinet the PDS going back to it you have your own little zone, your own cabinets, and that has your identifier, it's uniquely yours. Every single application on the AT protocol creates data. They create data and they store the data in a structured format called a record. A record is basically just a bunch of data that explains what that thing is, be it a like, a post on Bluesky an oekaki on PinkSea and an upvote on front page, or even a pixel on place.blue. And all of those records are organized into folders in your cabinet. And that folder is named with something we call a collection id. So for example, a like is, if I remember correctly, it's app.bsky.feed.like, so you see that it belongs to Bluesky. The app.bsky part. it's a feed thing, and the same way, PinkSea, for example, the oekaki and PinkSea uses com.shinolabs.pinksea.oekaki with com.shinolabs being the the collective that I use as a, pen name, so to say. PinkSea being, well, PinkSea and oekaki just being the name. It's an oekaki. If you want to see that there are a lot of tools, for example, PDSls or atp.tools or ATProto browser, if you had to go into one of those and you would type in for example, prefetcher.miku.place, you would see all of your records, the things that, you've created on the AT protocol network. Relay [00:35:19] Prefetcher: So you have a PDS, you have your data, but for example, imagine you have a PDS that you made yourself, you hosted yourself. How will, for example, Bluesky know that you exist? 'cause it won't, it's just a server in the middle of nowhere. That's where we have a relay. A relay is an application that listens to every single server. So every time you create something or you delete something, or for example, you edit a post, you delete an oekaki. You create a new, like -- Your PDS, your filing cabinet generates a record of that. It generates an event, something we call a commit. So, anytime you do something, your PDS goes, Hey, I did that thing. And relays function as big servers that a PDS can connect to. And it's a massive shout box. The PDS goes, Hey, I made this. Then the relay aggregates all of those PDSs into one and creates a massive stream of every single event that's going on the network at once. That's also where the name firehose comes from. 'cause the, the end result, the stream is like a firehose. It just shoots a lot of data directly at anyone who can connect to it. And the thing that makes AT Protocol open and able to be built on is that anyone can just go, I want to connect to jetstream1.west.bluesky.network. They just make a connection to it and boom they just get everything that's happening. You can, for example, see that via firesky.tv. If you go to it, you would open it in your browser. Every single Bluesky post being made in real time right directly in your computer. So you have the PDSs that store data, you have the relay that aggregates every, like, builds a stream of every single event on the network. AppViews [00:37:26] Prefetcher: You just get records. You can't interact with it. You can see that someone made a new record with that name, but to a human, you won't really understand what a cid is or what property something else is. That's why you have what we call AppViews. An AppView, or in full an application view is an application that runs on the AT protocol network. It connects to the relay and it transforms the network into a state that it can be used by people. That's why it's called an application view. 'cause it's a, a specialized view into the whole network. So, for example, PinkSea connects, and then it goes, hey, I want to listen on every single thing that's happening to com.shinolabs.pinksea.oekaki, and it sees all of those, new records coming in and PinkSea understands, oh, I can turn it into this, and then I can take this thing, store it in the database, and then someone can connect with a PinkSea front end. And then it can like, transform those things, those records into something that the front end understands. And then the front end can just display, for example, the timeline, the same way Bluesky, for example -- Bluesky gets every single event, every single new file, new record coming in from the network. And it goes. Okay, so this will translate into one more like on this post. And this post is a reply to that post. So I should chain it together. Oh. And this is a new feed, so I should probably display it to the user if they ask for feeds. And it basically just gets a lot of those disjoint records and it makes sense of them all. The end user has a different API to the Bluesky AppView. And then they can get a more specialized view into Bluesky. PinkSea does not store the original images, the PDS does [00:39:26] Jeremy: And so in that example, the PDSs, they can be hosted by Bluesky the company, or they could be hosted by any person. And so PinkSea itself, when somebody posts a new oekaki, a new image, they're actually telling PinkSea to go create the image in the user's PDS, right? PinkSea is itself not the the source of truth I guess you could say. [00:40:00] Prefetcher: PinkSea in itself. I don't remember which Bluesky team member said it, but I like the analogy that AppViews are like Google. So in Google, when you search something, Google doesn't have those websites. Google just knows that this thing is on that website. In the same vein, PinkSea, when you create a new oekaki, you tell PinkSea, Hey, go to my PDS and create that record for me. And then the person owns the PDS. So for example, let's say that in a year, of course I won't do it, but hypothetically here, I just go rogue and I shut down PinkSea, I delete the database. You still own the things. So for example, if someone else would clone the PinkSea repository and go here, there's PinkSea 2. They can still use all of those images that were already on the network. So, AppViews in a way basically just work as a search engine for the network. PinkSea doesn't store anything. PinkSea just indexes that a user made a thing on that server. And here I can show you how to get to it somehow. Those images aren't stored by PinkSea, but instead, I know that the image itself is stored, for example, on pds.example.com, and of course to reduce the load, we have a proxy. PinkSea asks the proxy to go to pds.example.com and fetch the image, and then it just returns it to the user. [00:41:37] Jeremy: And so what it sounds like then is if someone were to create oekaki on their own PDS completely independently of Pink Sea the fact that they had created that image would be sent to one of the relays, and then PinkSea would receive an event that says oh, this person created a new image then at that point your index could see, oh, somebody created a new image and they didn't even have to go through the PinkSea website or call the PinkSea APIs. Is that right? Sharing PDS records with other applications [00:42:14] Prefetcher: Yep. That is exactly right. For example, someone could now go, Hey, I'm making my own PinkSea-like application. And then they would go, I want to be compatible with PinkSea. So I'm using the same record. Or what we call a lexicon, basically describe how records look like. I forgot to mention that, but every single record has an attached lexicon. And lexicons serve as a blueprint. So a lexicon specifies, oh, this has an image, this has a for example, the tags attached to it, a description of the image. Validate that the record is correct, that you don't get someone just making up random stuff. But yeah, someone could just go, Hey, I'm making another website. Let's call it GreenForest for example. And GreenForest is also an oekaki website, but it uses, for example, chickenpaint instead of tegaki but I want to be able to interoperate with PinkSea. so I'm also gonna use com.shinolabs.pinksea.oekaki the collection, the same record, the same lexicon. And for example, they have their own servers and the servers just create regular oekaki records. So for example, GreenForest gets a new user, they log in, create, draw their beautiful image, and then they click upload it. So GreenForest goes to that person's PDS and tells the PDS, Hey, I want to make a new. com.shinolabs.pinksea.oekaki record. The PDS goes okay, I've done it for you. Let me just inform the relay that I did so, relay gets the notification that someone made that new PinkSea oekaki record. And so the main PinkSea instance, pinksea.art, which is listening in on the relay, gets a notification from the relay going, Hey, there is this new oekaki record. And PinkSea goes, sure, I'll index it. And so PinkSea just gets that GreenForest image directly in itself. And in the same vein, someone at PinkSea could draw something in tegaki -- their own beautiful character. And the same thing would happen with GreenForest. GreenForest would get that PinkSea image, that PinkSea record, and index it locally. So the two platforms, despite being completely different, doing completely different things, they would still be able to share images with each other. Bluesky PDS stores other AppView's data but they could stop at anytime [00:44:38] Jeremy: And these images, since they're stored in the PDS, what that would mean is that anybody building an application on ATProto, they can basically use Bluesky's PDS or the user's PDS as their storage. They could put any number of images in there and they could get into gigabytes of images. And that's the responsibility of the PDS and not yourself to keep track of. [00:45:12] Prefetcher: Yes, that can be the case. Of course, there is a hard limit on how big a single upload can be, which is, if I remember correctly, I don't wanna lie, I think it's 50 megabytes, I don't recall there being a hard cap on how big a single repository can be. I know of some people whose repositories are in the single gigabyte digits but this kind of is a thing scares app developers. 'cause you never know when Bluesky the company -- 'cause most people registering, are registering on Bluesky. We don't really know whether Bluesky, the company will want to keep it for free. Forever allow us to do something like that. You already have projects like, for example, ATFile, which just allow you to upload any arbitrary data just to store it, on their servers and they are paying for you. So we'll never know whether Bluesky will decide, okay, our services are only for Bluesky if you want to use PinkSea you have to deal with it. Or whether they go, okay, if you want to use alternative AppViews you have to pay us in order to host them. So, that also leads me to the fact that decentralization is an important part of AT protocol as Bluesky themselves say that they are a potential adversary. You cannot trust them in the long term. Right now they are benign right now, they're very nice, but, we never know how Bluesky will end up in a year or two. So if you want to be in the full control of your data, you need to sadly host it by yourself. And it's honestly really easy in order to do so. There is a ton of really useful online content blogs and whatever. I think I've set up my PDS in 10 minutes on a break between classes and university. But to a person that's non-technical that doesn't know much I'd say around an hour to two hours The liability and potential abuse from running a PDS [00:47:14] Jeremy: Yeah, I think the scary thing for a lot of people is technical or not, is even if it's easy to set up, you gotta make sure it keeps running. You gotta have backups. And so it could be a lot. [00:47:30] Prefetcher: Yeah. This is to be expected by the fact that you're in control of your data. Keeping it secure the same way, for your personal photos or your documents, for example, your master's diploma or whatever. And it's on you to keep your Bluesky interaction secure. On one hand, it's easier to get someone to do it, and I expect in the future we'll get people that are hosting public PDSes I sometimes thought of doing that for PinkSea, just like allowing people to register by PinkSea. But, doing so as a person, you also have to be constantly on call for abuse. So if someone decides to register via PinkSea and do some illicit activities, you are solely responsible for it. PDS and AppView moderation liability [00:48:17] Jeremy: So if they were to upload content that's illegal, for example, it's hosted on your servers so then it's your problem. [00:48:27] Prefetcher: Yeah, it is my problem. [00:48:29] Jeremy: At least the way that it works now, the majority of the people, their PDS is gonna be hosted by Bluesky. So if they upload content that's breaks the law, then that's the Bluesky company's problem at least currently. [00:48:44] Prefetcher: Yeah. That is something that Bluesky has to deal with. But I do believe that in the future we are going to have, more like independent entities just building infrastructure for ATProto, not even the relay it's just like PDSs for people to be able to join the atmosphere, but not directly via Bluesky. [00:49:06] Jeremy: I'm kind of curious also with the current PDSs, if it's hosted by Bluesky, are they, are they moderating what people upload to their PDSs? [00:49:16] Prefetcher: Good question. Honestly, I don't think they're moderating everything 'cause, it's infeasible for them to, for example, other than moderate Bluesky to also moderate PinkSea and moderate front page and whatnot. So it's the obvious responsibility to moderate itself and to report abuse. I'd say that if someone started uploading illicit material, I do not think, and this is not legal advice, I do not think that they would catch on until some point let's say. [00:49:52] Jeremy: I mean, from what you were describing too, it seems like the AppViews would also, have issues with this because if, let's say someone created a PinkSea record in their PDS directly and the image they put in was not an oekaki image, it's instead something pretty illegal in the country that your AppView is hosted then, Wouldn't that go straight to the PinkSea users viewing the website? [00:50:20] Prefetcher: Yes, sadly, this is something that you have to sign up as you're making an AppView and especially one with images. Sooner or later you are going to get material that you have to moderate and it's entirely on you. That's why, you have to think of moderation while you're working on an AppView. Bluesky has an insanely complicated, at least in my opinion, moderation system, which is composable and everything, which I like. But for smaller AppViews, I think it's too much to build the same level of tooling. So you have to rely more on manual work. Thankfully so far the user base on PinkSea has been nothing but stellar. I didn't have to deal with any law breaking stuff, but I am absolutely ready for one day where I'll have to sadly make some drastic moderation issues. [00:51:18] Jeremy: Yeah. I think to me that's the most terrifying thing about making any application that's open to user content. [00:51:29] Prefetcher: I get it, sadly. I'm no stranger to having issues with people, abusing my websites. Because since 2016, my, first major project was a text board based off of, a text board in a video game called DANGER/U/. It was semi-popular, during the biggest spike in activity in like 2017 and 2016, it had in the tens of thousands of monthly visitors. And sadly, yeah, even though it was only text, I've had to deal with a lot of annoying issues. So to say the worst I think was I remember waking up and people are telling me that DANGER/U/ is down. So I log in the activity logs and someone hit me with two terabytes of traffic in a day. There was a really dedicated person that just hated my website and just either spam me with posts or just with traffic. So, yeah, sadly I have experience with that. I know what to expect that's something that you sadly have to sign up for making a website that allows user content. Pinksea is a single server [00:52:42] Jeremy: To my understanding so far, PinkSea is just a single server. Is that right? [00:52:47] Prefetcher: It is a single server. Yeah. [00:52:48] Jeremy: That's kind of interesting in that, I think a lot of people when they make a project, they worry about scaling and things like that. But, was it a case where you just had a existing VPS and you're like, well hopefully this is, this is good enough? [00:53:03] Prefetcher: I actually ordered a new one even though it's not really powerful, but my train of thought was that I didn't expect it to blow up. I didn't expect it to require more than a single VPS with 8 gigabytes of RAM and whatnot. And so far it's handling it pretty well. I do not expect ever to reach the amounts of traffic that Bluesky does, so I do not really have to worry about insane scalability and whatever. But yeah. I thought of it always as a toy project until the day I released it and realized that it's a bit more than a toy project at this point. To this day, I just kind of think that that website even if it were popular, I would never expect it to have -- And in the best, most amazing case scenario, like a hundred posts a day. I do not have to deal with the amount of traffic that Bluesky does. So one VPS it is. [00:53:59] Jeremy: Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. I mean the application is also mostly reads, right? Most people are coming to see the posts and like you said, you get a few submissions a day, but all the read stuff can probably be cached. Harbor image proxy [00:54:15] Prefetcher: Yeah. The heaviest, thing that PinkSea requires is the image proxy harbor, and that's something that right now only runs on that server. It's in Luxembourg. I think that's where my coprovider hosts it but yeah, that gets the most reads. 'cause in most cases, PinkSea, all it does, all you get is reads from a database, which is just, it's a solved problem. It's really lightweight. But with something like image proxying, you have this whole new problem. 'cause it's a lot of data, and you somehow have to send it -- it's enough for me to just host it locally on that PinkSea server and just direct people to it. But sooner or later, I can always just put it behind something like Bunny CDN or whatnot to have it be worldwide. [00:55:09] Jeremy: So Harbor is something I think you added recently. How did the images work before and what is Harbor doing in its place? [00:55:18] Prefetcher: Before I did what a lot of us currently do and I just freeload atop of Bluesky CDN 'cause Bluesky CDN is just open so far. But it's something that personally irked me. 'cause, I want PinkSea to be completely independent of Bluesky Corporation. I, I wanted to persevere even if Bluesky just decides to randomly, for example, close, the CDN to others or the relay to others or the PLC directory in the worst case scenario. So I wanted to make my own CDN more like proxy. You can't really call it a CDN because it's not worldwide. It's just a single server but let's just say image proxy. So Harbor whenever a person goes to PinkSea, they start loading in all of the images and every single image instead of going to, for example, the PDS or to cdn.bluesky.app. They go to harbor.pinksea.art, you get attached the identifier of the user and what we call a content identifier. Every single, thing uploaded to a PDS has an attached content identifier, which identifies it in a secure way so to say. So Harbor does in reality a really simple set of things. First and foremost, if the user has not seen it, like, not loaded it before first Harbor asks the local cache, do I have this file? If they do, if Harbor does, it just sends the file and it tells the browser, Hey, by the way, please don't ask me about this file for the next day. And in most cases, after one refresh, the user, all of the images load instantly because the web browser just goes, of those files were already sent. And Harbor asked me not to like, ask it more about the same file. So in the case of the image isn't in harbor's local cache, Harbor, first does a lot of those steps to resolve, the users identifier through their PDS, basically resolving that identifier, the DID to a DID document, which is a document basically explaining how that user, what is their, alias, what is their handle and where can we find them, which PDS. So we find the PDS and we then ask the PDS, Hey, send us this file for this user. The PDS sends it or doesn't, in which case we just throw an error and, Harbor just saves it locally and it sends it to the client. It basically just that. But to my knowledge, it's the first non Bluesky image proxy that's deployed for any AppView. Which also caught the attention of Brian Newbold one of the Bluesky employees and made me really happy. DID PLC Lookup [00:58:14] Jeremy: The lookup when you have the user's, DID and you wanna find out where their PDS is that's talking to something called, I think it's the PLC directory? [00:58:25] Prefetcher: Actually there are two different ways. First is PLC directory, PLC originally standed for a placeholder, and then Bluesky realized that it's not a placeholder anymore, and they stealthily changed it to public ledger of credentials. So we have PLC and we have web, the most common version is PLC. The document, the DID document is stored on Bluesky controlled servers under the moniker of PLC directory. They expose a web API that basically just allows you to say, Hey, give me the document for did:plc, whatever. And, the directory goes, have it. And this is the less decentralized version. You can host your own PLC directory and you can basically ask (their) PLC directory to just send you every single document and just you can have your local copy, which some people already do, you kind of sacrifice the fact that you are not in control of the document. It's still on a centralized server, even if you control the keys. 'cause every single DID document also has a key. And that key is used to sign changes to the document. So technically, if you define your own set of keys, you can prevent anyone else from modifying your document, even Bluesky. 'cause every single document is verifiable back and forth. You can see the previous document and its key is used to sign the next document and the chain of trust is visible and no one can just make random changes to your identity, but yeah, it's still on Bluesky to control service and it's a point of contention. Bluesky eventually wants to move it to a nonprofit standards organization, but we have yet to see anything come out of it, sadly. DID WEB lookup The next method is web. And web instead of -- 'cause in did:plc, you have did:plc, and a random string of characters. [01:00:30] Prefetcher: Web relies on domains. So for example, the domain would already like be the sole authority of where the file is. So for example, if I had did:web:example.com, I would parse the DID and I would see it's hosted at example.com. So I go to example.com, I go to /.wellknown/did.json which is the well-known location for the file. And I would have the same DID document as I would have if I used, for example, a PLC DID resolved via the PLC directory. the web method, you are in control of the document entirely. It's on your server under your domain. While it's the more decentralized version, it's just kind of hard for non-technical people to make them. 'cause it relies on a bunch of things. And also the problem is that if you lose your domain, you also lose your identity. [01:01:23] Jeremy: Yeah. So unlike the PLC where it's not really tied to a specific domain, you can change domains. With the web way, you have to always keep the same domain 'cause it's a part of the DID and yeah, like you said, you can't let your renewal lapse or your credit card not work. 'cause then you just lose everything. [01:01:49] Prefetcher: Yeah. You would still be able to change handles, but you would be tied for that domain to forever send your DID otherwise you would just lose it forever. [01:01:57] Jeremy: Yeah, I had mostly only seen the PLC and I wasn't too familiar with the web, form of identification, but yeah that makes sense. [01:02:06] Prefetcher: I think the web if I remember correctly, there is slightly over 300 accounts total on the entire network that use it. Mary who is a person on Bluesky that does a lot of like, ATProto related things, has a GitHub repository that basically gives insight into the network. And on her GitHub repository, you can find the list of every single custom PDS and also how many DID webs there are in existence. And I think it was slightly over 300. [01:02:38] Jeremy: So are you on that list? [01:02:40] Prefetcher: My PDS Yeah. If you were to scroll down. I don't use a web DID 'cause I registered my account before when I was brand new to ATProto, so I didn't know anything. But if you had to scroll down, you would see pds.ata.moe, which is my custom PDS just running. [01:02:55] Jeremy: Cool. [01:02:57] Prefetcher: Yeah. Harbor image proxy can cache any image blob [01:02:58] Jeremy: So something I noticed about harbor, you take the, I believe you take the DID and then you take the CID, the content identifier. I noticed if you take any of those pairs from the ATProto network, like I go find a image somebody posted on Bluesky, I pass that post DID and CID for the image into harbor. Harbor downloads it and caches it. So it's like, does that mean anybody could technically use you as a ATProto CDN? [01:03:38] Prefetcher: Yes, the same way anyone could use like the Bluesky CDN to for example, run PinkSea like I did. cause I do not know if there is a good way to check if a CID of an image or a blob basically. 'cause files on ATProto are called blobs. I do not think there is a nice way to check if that blob is directly tied to a specific record. But that also allows you to make cool, interesting things. Crossposting to Bluesky talks directly to the PDS [01:04:06] Prefetcher: 'cause for example, PinkSea has that, cross post to Bluesky thing. So when you create an image, You already have an option to cross post it to Bluesky, which a lot of people liked. And it was a suggestion from one of the early users of PinkSea. And the way it works is that when we create a PinkSea record, we upload that image, right? And then PinkSea goes, okay, I'm gonna use that same image, the same content identifier, and just create a Bluesky post. So Bluesky and PinkSea all share the same image. I don't upload it twice, I just upload it once. use it in PinkSea and I also use it in Bluesky. And the same way Bluesky its CDN, can just fetch the image. I can also fetch the image from mine, 'cause blobs aren't tied to specific records. They just exist outside of that realm. And you could just query anything. Not even images. You could probably query a video or even a text file. [01:05:04] Jeremy: So when you cross post to Bluesky, you're creating a record directly in the person's PDS, not going through bluesky's API. [01:05:14] Prefetcher: No, I sidestep Bluesky's API completely. And, I basically directly talk to the PDS at all times. I just tell them, Hey, please, for me, create a app.bsky.feed.post record. And you have the image, the text, which also required me to manually parse text into rich text. 'cause like, Bluesky doesn't automatically detect for example, links or tags And you basically get -- like PinkSea creates a record directly with the link to the image. And all of those tags, like the PinkSea tag and whatever, And I completely sidestep. Bluesky's API. If Bluesky, the AppView would cease to exist, PinkSea would still happily create Bluesky crossposts for you. Other applications put metadata into Bluesky posts so they can treat them differently [01:06:02] Jeremy: And since you're creating the records yourself, then you can include additional metadata or fields where you know that this was a PinkSea post, or originally came from PinkSea. [01:06:13] Prefetcher: I could do that. I don't really do that right now 'cause I don't really have much of a reason other than adding a PinkSea hashtag to every single oekaki. But I, noticed, for example, I think it was PinkSky, interesting name, PinkSky, which is like (a) Bluesky Instagram client. Any single time you make a post via PinkSky it uses the Bluesky APIs. It's Bluesky, but it attaches a hidden hashtag like PinkSky underscore some random letters. In its feed building algorithm, it basically detects posts with that hashtag, that specific hashtag, and it builds a PinkSky only timeline. 'cause it's still a Bluesky post, but it has hidden additional metadata that identifies, Hey, it came from PinkSky. [01:07:02] Jeremy: It's pretty interesting how much control you have over what to put in the PDS. So, I'm sure there's a lot of interesting use cases that people are gonna come up with. [01:07:14] Prefetcher: Yeah, of course. You still lose some of the data when you go through the Bluesky API. 'cause of course it stores the record and it's all in formats and whatnot. But you can attach a lot of metadata that can identify posts and build micro networks within Bluesky itself. I see it like that. Bluesky CDN compression [01:07:37] Jeremy: And I think, this might have been a post from you. I think I saw somebody saying that when you view an image from the CDN that the Bluesky CDN specifically, there's some kind of compression going on that that messes with certain types of art. [01:07:55] Prefetcher: It's especially noticeable artists are complaining about it all the time, left and right. Bluesky is very happy with jpeg compression, by default, their CDN, -- like to every single image it applies a really not good amount of jpeg compression which is especially not small. If you compare an image that's uploaded via PinkSea, view an image on PinkSea, and view the same image, which is, it's the same content id. It's the same blob. And you view it on Bluesky, it loses so much fidelity, it loses so much of that aliasing on the pen. You just see everything become really blurry. And on top of that, when you upload an image via Bluesky itself, if I remember correctly, I don't wanna lie here, but they also downscale the image to 1024 pixels by default. So every single image, not only big ones, and artists usually work with really big canvases, they get, downscaled and also additionally they get jpegified. So for example, PinkSea directly uploads PNG files to the PDS. And for example, Harbor gives back the original file. It does no transformations on it, but Bluesky transforms all of them into JPEG compressed images and for photos, it's fine sometimes. 'cause I've also seen people just compare directly, downloaded images of the PDS versus images viewed on Bluesky. But for art it's especially noticible. And people really (do) not like that. [01:09:31] Jeremy: Yeah, that's kind of odd. 'cause if, if I understand correctly, then if you post directly to your PDS and Bluesky pulls it in you'll avoid that, that 1024 resizing. So your images will be higher quality? [01:09:47] Prefetcher: I actually do not know. That's an interesting question. Cause I know that the maybe their CDN also does that 'cause that's what I've heard from others, that on upload the image gets processed and squashed down. So I don't know if doing it via an alternative AppView would change it or would Bluesky just directly reject this post? Because for example, PinkSea, I have built-in which I think I might change in the future -- PinkSea will reject your post if it's bigger than 800x800. 'cause then it'll notice that something is off. This could not have been made with PinkSea. [01:10:26] Jeremy: Yeah, that's a good point I suppose we know at the very least, they have some third party and internal moderation tools that they feed the images through to, so they, they can do some automatic content tagging. But yeah, I, I don't know, like you said, whether, the resizing and all that stuff is at the CDN level [01:10:50] Prefetcher: The jpegification is definitely at the CDN level. 'cause, Bluesky is actually running an open source image proxy. It's called imgproxy. Brian Newbold talked about it a bit on that harbor post. And, yeah, so a lot of the compression, the end user things are done via image proxy, but that, downscaling, I don't know, you'd have to ask someone who's a bit more intimate with Bluesky's internals. [01:11:19] Jeremy: Cool. yeah, I think we've, we've covered a lot. Is there, is there anything else, you wanted to mention or thought we should have talked about? [01:11:26] Prefetcher: Regarding PinkSea I think I've mentioned a ton both the behind the scenes things and, the user things, the design principles. What I'd want to absolutely say, and it will sound cheesy, and, is that I'm eternally grateful to anyone who's actually visited PinkSea. It's definitely grown outta all of my like dreams for the platform, to the point where I'm sitting here just talking about it. I definitely hope that the future will bring us more applications (in) ATProto. I definitely have ideas on how to expand PinkSea, a lot of ideas, a lot of things I want to do, and I'm also a very busy person, so I never get around them. But yeah, think that's it, at least regarding PinkSea. [01:12:15] Jeremy: Cool. Well, if people want to check out PinkSea or see what you're up to, where can they find you? [01:12:22] Prefetcher: So PinkSea is at pinksea.art. That's the website and Bluesky Handle is at pinksea.art and me, well, search prefetcher on Bluesky, you'll probably find me. My tag is at prefetcher.miku.place. all of my socials are probably there. I'm Prefetcher pretty much every single platform except for the platforms that already had someone called Prefetcher. GitHub, github.com/purifetchi because Prefetcher was taken. And, yeah, hit me up. I'm always eager to talk. I don't bite. [01:13:00] Jeremy: Very cool. Well, Kacper thanks. Thanks for taking the time. This was fun. [01:13:04] Prefetcher: Thank you so much, Jeremy, for having me over. It was a pleasure.

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No WJReview desta vez, discutimos Azumanga Daioh, o clássico mangá de comédia e slice of life de Kiyohiko Azuma. Será que essa história divertida sobre o cotidiano de um grupo de estudantes é realmente um ícone do gênero ou apenas uma leitura casual? Descubra ouvindo o Podcast! Obs: este programa tem Spoilers, então, por favor, leia o mangá antes de ouvir o episódio! Você foi avisado!

One Punch Man, Nichijou, Gintama, Excel Saga, Azumanga Daioh, Mashle: Magia e Músculos - os animes com as situações mais absurdas no mais puro creme de nonsense do anime! Cakes Sousa e Pri Ganiko falam sobre sua experiência com o gênero. Azumanga Daioh https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzDZrPZ8s5c Gintama - 11 min 35 s One Punch Man - 16 min 10 s Nichijou - 17 min 10 s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z30Y572EmCk Mashle: Magia e Músculos - 21 min https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLW35YMzELE Excel Saga - 28 min https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhjG0_2kyT0 Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun - 32 min 40 s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOeCpYhwbfY Minha amiga Nokotan - 40 min 40 s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxEV1A5mTYM&pp=ygUKbm9rb3RhbiBvcA%3D%3D Pop Team Epic - 55 min 20 s Ozob: A Cyberpunk Board Game Início da campanha dia 09/10: https://ozob.page.link/Hypezilla Telegram Entre no nosso canal do Telegram! -- https://t.me/CanalNerdBunker Apresentação Pri Ganiko -- Instagram / Linktree Arte da vitrine: Lara Linhares Edição completa: Heitor De Paola 

Käymme läpi Japanin-matkaamme Okinawalta Tokioon ja mietimme kaikkia tekemiämme hauskoja mangasta tuttuja asioita – kävimme akvaariossa, kesäfestivaaleilla, teemapuistossa, kirjakaupoissa, bambulehdossa, uimarannalla ja onsenissa, söimme höylättyä jäätä, ostimme suojelusamuletteja temppelineidolta ja niin edespäin. Ajankohtaisosiossa puhumme mangaa konekäännöksinä julkaisevasta startup-firma Orangesta sekä Japanin mangamarkkinan tilasta vuonna 2023. Lukujonossa muistelemme Japanissa esillä olleita ja vastaan tulleita sarjoja. --- Kommentoi | Threads | Mastodon | Bluesky | X | Instagram --- (01:03) – KUULUMISET: DESUCON - Anime-Alias Desuconissa (01:26) – JAPANISSA: ESITTELY (02:44) – JAPANISSA: OKINAWA JA NAHA - Kuriiripalvelu Kuroneko - Hotel Strata Naha - Kattobaari ja näköalat (08:28) – JAPANISSA: OKINAWA JA KESTÄFESTIVAALIT - Naha haarii -lohikäärmevenesoutukisa ja sen ympärille rakennettu festivaali - Lohikäärmevene soutaa (kuva) - Golden Week (29.4.–5.5.) - Kultakalojen kalastamista (kuva) - Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun ja kesäfestivaalin epäkatarttinen ilotulituskohtaus (YouTube) - A Silent Voice, josta puhuimme jaksossa 35 - …ja eri tavalla käänteentekevä kohtaus (YouTube, SPOILERIVAROITUS) - Sound! Euphonium (15:04) – JAPANISSA: OKINAWA JA HERKUT JA LINNA - Ryuukyuu-kuningaskunta - Koonti okinawalaisista herkuista - Okinawan zenzai on okinawalainen yhdistelmä kylmästä höylätystä jäästä (kakigoori) ja lämpimästä shiruko-papukeitosta - Beni-imon (eli purppurabataatin) makuinen zenzai (kuva) - Azuki-pavut ja kidney-pavut - Saataa andaagii suoraan uppopaistosta (kuva) - Azumanga Daioh ja saataa andaagii (YouTube) - Okinawan kieli - Ryukyu-saaren kielet eivät ole keskenään ymmärrettäviä edes keskenään, saati japanin kanssa - Shequasar-sitrus - Lawson-konbiniketjun kananugetti Karaage-kun - Shequasar-maustettu versio - Harukana Receive on erinomainen urheilusarja - Sarja Crunchyrollissa - Happy Happy Shequasar -laulu (YouTube) - Gooya eli kitkerämeloni (suomeksi ilmeisesti karvaskurkku) - Myös merirypäleitä tuli maistettua, vaikka niitä ei tässä mainittukaan - Shurin linna, joka ikävä kyllä paloi lähes täysin vuonna 2019 - Linnan päärakennus oli peitetty rakennushallilla… (kuva) - ….mutta rakennustöitä pääsi seuraamaan ikkunan takaa useassa kerroksessa (kuva) - Linnan rakenteen ja jälleenrakentamisen esittelyä (kuva) (25:25) – JAPANISSA: OKINAWA JA MOTOBU JA AKVAARIO - Churaumin akvaario - Churaumin valashai Jinta-kun (kuva) - The Aquatope on White Sand - Sarja Crunchyrollissa - Jakso 92, jossa puhuimme sarjasta I Want to Hold Aono-kun So Badly I Could Die - Shisa-leijonat - Kilpikonnahaudat - Esimerkki Nahasta (kuva) - Ma Blue Garden House, havaijilainen ravintola jolla on kaksi vierashuonetta - Huoneemme Ma Blue Garden Housessa (36:58) – JAPANISSA: OSAKA - Dootonbori, “Osakan Kabukicho” - Glico-mies - Minami no tea - The Ryuou's Work Is Never Done - The Fable - Tsuutenkaku Tower - Shinsekain alue, jonka keskellä torni sijaitsee - Tobita Shinchin punaisten lyhtyjen alue - Petterin Twitter-ketju alueen maamerkin, Japanin ainoan säilyneen Taisho-kauden bordellirakennuksen, kunnostamisesta - Osakassa on vielä pari muutakin vastaavaa aluetta, mutta yhä vähemmän - Ne perinteiset ristikkoikkunat, joita näkee Edo-kaudelle sijoittuvissa sarjoissa - Den-Den Town, “Osakan Akihabara” (42:29) – JAPANISSA: KIOTO - Arashiyaman bambulehto - Moso-bambu, Phyllostachus edulis - Keisarillinen palatsi - Kamogawa-joen delta - Maaret kivillä (kuva) - Kyoto International Manga Museum (46:43) – JAPANISSA: SHINKANSEN - Shinkansen - Ekibenit (kuva) (47:42) – JAPANISSA: ATAMI JA ONSEN-RYOKAN - Atami - Yuyado Ichibanchi -ryokan - Huoneemme Yuyado Ichibanchissa (kuva) - Jakso 73, jossa puhuimme sarjasta Sweat and Soap - Jakso 27, jossa puhuimme sarjasta Everyone's Getting Married - Dento Hayane - See You Later, Mermaid (Manga Planetissa) - Last Stop Is Tokyo (Manga Planetissa) - Jakso 38, jossa puhuimme sarjasta Tokyo Tarareba Girls (jonka ryokan-osio oli perseestä kuten muutkin osat sarjaa t. Maaret) - Nanayu Oyu -geysir, johon törmäsimme sattumalta - Atamin erotiikkamuseo Hihoukan - Kiss x Sis - Shimoneta - Museoitu entinen ryokan Kiunkaku - Osamu Dazain kuuluisin teos Ei enää ihminen - 2100-vuotiaan kamferipuun Kinomiya-pyhättö - Miko eli temppelineito - Omamori eli suojelusamuletti - Jakso 95, jossa puhuimme sarjasta I'm in Love and It's the End of the World - …jossa päähenkilö keräilee omamoreja suojautuakseen huonolta onnelta (kuva) (1:02:32) – JAPANISSA: ENOSHIMA - Enoshima - Tsuritamassa Enoshiman paikallinen ruoka-annos Enoshima-don auttaa hahmojaan opettelemaan kalastamaan (YouTube) - Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai - Sarjan ihastuttava lopputunnari… (YouTube) - …muuttuu joka juonikaaressa (YouTube) - Jakso 97, jossa puhuimme sarjasta Perfect World - …jossa pääpoika oli nuorempana käynyt Enoshimassa, mutta ei enää vammauduttuaan pystynyt kiipeämään huipulle asti (kuva) - Shirasu - Samuel Cocking Garden (1:06:06) – JAPANISSA: KAMAKURA - Enoden-junalinja (kiskobussi viittaa oikeasti veturittomaan dieseljunaan, toisin kuin Petteri tässä sanoo) - …Jonka Kamakura koukomae -aseman tasoristeys on kuuluisa - Risteys näkyy Slam Dunkin OP-biisissä noin minuutin kohdalla (YouTube) - …Ja samoja nurkkia ja vähän asemaakin näkyy myös kakkos-OP:ssa (YouTube) - Sama tasoristeys on myös ikuistettu Akimi Yoshidan Umimachi Diary -sarjan ensimmäisen pokkarin kanteen (kuva) - Banana Fish - Tosei Hotel Cocone Kamakura oli kivan ryokan-teemainen moderni hotelli - Kamakura Daibutsu eli iso Buddhan patsas - Dr. Stonessa buddhapatsas toimii maamerkkinä vielä 3700 vuoden päästä kun muut merkit ihmisyhteiskunnasta ovat jo tuhoutuneet (YouTube) - Hasederan buddhalaistemppeli, jossa on 9-metrinen Kannonin patsas ja hieno hortensiapuisto - Komachidoori ja shintolaispyhäkkö Tsurugaoka Hangimangu - Kamakuran tuliaisherkkuja (1:13:52) – JAPANISSA: TOKIO - Otome Road - Sunshine City - Hana to yume -lehdessä ei ole furiganoja - Dessert-lehdessä on furiganat - Shonen Jump -lehdessä on furiganat - GFantasy-lehdessä on furiganat - Tokyo DisneySean uusi maa on juuri avautumassa - Wotakoi - You Got Me, Sempai! - Nakano Broadway - Käytettyjen nörttituotteiden kauppaketju Mandarake - Marumujun Mastodon-ketju Akihabaran Steins;Gate-lokaatioista - Suga-pyhäkön punaiset portaat tunnetaan Your Namen takia (1:26:45) – JAPANISSA: YHTEENVETO (1:28:34) – ORANGE AIKOO JULKAISTA 500 POKKARIA KONEKÄÄNNETTYÄ MANGAA KUUKAUDESSA - ANN: Orange Inc. to Release e-Bookstore Service emaqi Featuring Manga This Summer - Deb Aokin artikkeli Comics Beatissa - Orangen mangamuotoinen promoesittely, jossa mangaa rakastava Mr. Orange keksii tekoälyrobotin saadakseen mangaa julkaistua maailmalle - Syksyllä 2023 syntyi pieni kohu, kun Manga Plus alkoi julkaista Rugby Rumble -mangaa Orangen konelatomana - Manga Plus korvasi ensimmäisen luvun ihmisen latomalla versiolla - Epäuskoisuutta siitä, voiko suunnitelma edes teoriassa toimia - Päänpyörittelyä sille, että ongelma olisi muka rajallinen määrä kääntäjiä - Huomio siitä, että tällä rahalla olisi voinut julkaista 10 000 pokkaria ihmisten kääntämää mangaa - Laskelma siitä, että Orangen kertomat luvut mangan julkaisemisen kustannuksista eivät kovin hyvin pidä paikkaansa - The Old Man Who Got Reincarnated as a Cat (Neko ni tensei-shita ojisan) (1:42:39) – JAPANIN MANGAMARKKINA 2023 - Jakso 80, jossa puhuimme vuoden 2022 Top 10 -sarjoista - Jakso 71, jossa puhuimme vuoden 2021 Top 10 -sarjoista - Jakso 43, jossa puhuimme vuoden 2020 Top 10 -sarjoista - Journal du Japonin artikkeli Japanin 2023 Top 10 -mangamyynneistä (ranskaksi – mutta sarjat, myyntimäärät ja vertailut edellisvuoteen löytyvät artikkelista selkeästi taulukosta, ja lisäksi artikkelissa on lista yksittäisten mangapokkarien Top 50 -myynneistä) - Jakso 72, jossa puhuimme kuolemanpelisarjoista - Nippon.com: Japan Comic Sales Reach Record High of ¥693 Billion in 2023 - Animenomics: Manga captures 90% of Japan e-book market (2:00:15) – KUULIJAKOMMENTTI: MANGALISENSSISOPIMUKSET - Antti Valkaman Twitter-viesti (2:02:24) – KUULIJAKOMMENTTI: HIROMU ARAKAWA JA ARKI - Arki - Jakso 34, jossa puhuimme Hiromu Arakawan sarjasta Silver Spoon - Jakso 84, jossa puhuimme Hiromu Arakawan sarjoista Fullmetal Alchemist ja Daemons of the Shadow Realm (2:06:39) – KUULIJAKOMMENTTI: LASTMAN JA ANIMANGALISTAUSPALVELUT - Lastman (YouTube) - MyAnimeList eli lyhyemmin MAL - AniList - AniChart ja LiveChart (2:22:41) – KUULIJAKOMMENTTI: ARON MORSIAMET - Aron morsiamet, josta puhuimme jaksossa 8 - Jakso 63, jossa puhuimme sarjasta Given ja sen autistihahmosta - My Love Story with Yamada at Lv999 (2:27:35) – KUULIJAKOMMENTTI: SARJAEHDOTUKSIA - RuriDragon - Flying Witch - Non Non Biyori - Aria - Rave - Frieren: Beyond Journey's End - Rurouni Kenshin - Jakso 82, jossa puhuimme kuulijakommenttiosiossa siitä, miten kuluttaa viihdettä jonka tekijällä on moraalisesti arveluttavia näkemyksiä ja tekoja - Salapoliisi Conan - Kindaichi Case Files - Domestic Girlfriend - JoJo's Bizarre Adventure - The Promised Neverland (2:39:20) – LUKUJONOSSA: JAPANISSA NÄKYNYTTÄ - Uusi Salapoliisi Conan -elokuva (YouTube) - The Dangers in My Heart - Assassin & Cinderella - Assassin & Cinderella Manga Up! -palvelussa - Inu × Boku SS ja Spirits & Cat Ears - You and I Are Polar Opposites - You and I Are Polar Opposites Manga Plus -palvelussa - Lala's Married Life - Ennead - Shosen Book Tower -kirjakauppa - Kou iu no ga ii - Kase-san and Yamada - Wings-lehti - How Do We Relationship?, josta puhuimme jaksossa 81 - Laid-Back Camp (Yuru Camp) - Saunoa! - Hotel Metsäpeura e youkoso - 40 made ni shitai 10 no koto - Jakso 79, jossa puhuimme sarjasta Old-Fashioned Cupcake - Uragirimono no Love Song - Slam Dunk - Numa sugite mohaya koi - Manga Up! -palvelu mainostaa Twitterissä My Dress-Up Darlingia (kuva) - Gangan Online mainostaa myös Twitterissä omia tulevia hittejään - Kaisha to shiseikatsu (2:58:31) – LOPETUS

Just time for the holidays, we here at the OSMcast have a couple of presents for you! First up, a brand new OSMinterview! This time, John chats it up with Kira Vincent-Davis. She has done a bunch of roles over the years, like Lucy/Nyu in Elfen Lied, or Ayumu Kasuga in Azumanga Daioh, or hey maybe Najica Hiiragi in Najica Blitz Tactics. But real OSMcast listeners should remember her best as the Queen of karuta, Shinobu Wakamiya in Chihayafuru.OSMnotesBig thanks to Kira once again for taking the time to chat with us!We also have YouTube Channels now! Both for OSMcast proper and The Carbuncle Chronicle! Please subscribe, hit the bell, and share amongst your friends.And as always, feel free to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Oh, and if you still use Spotify, go ahead and get on that mobile device and throw us some five stars there too. Tell your friends! As well, just like we mentioned when we do the OSMplugs, you can also join the Discord and support us on Patreon! PS If you have ever wanted some OSMmerch, feel free to check out our TeePublic page! PPS We appreciate you.

Ogeretsu Tanaka on 2010-luvulla nousseista BL-mangan tekijöistä kuumimpia niin erotiikan kuin tarinankerronnankin suhteen. Hänen tuotannostaan löytyy rakastetun ja paheksutun seksikomedia Yarichin Bitch Clubin lisäksi myös monia teoksia, jotka käsittelevät vakavalla otteella vaikeita parisuhdeteemoja ja negatiivisia tunteita. Ajankohtaisosiossa käymme läpi One-Punch Manin pääavustajan haastattelun, jossa hän kertoo avustajien työnkuvasta sarjan parissa. Lukujonossa Maaret on lukenut loppuun danmei-ranobesarjan Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation. --- Kommentoi | Mastodon | Twitter (X?) | Instagram --- (01:09) – KUULUMISET: THE FIRST SLAM DUNK - Slam Dunk - The First Slam Dunk -elokuva - Takehiko Inouen uudemmat sarjat Vagabond ja Real - Manga sai ilmeisesti Amerikassa elokuvasta kivan myyntiboostauksen (13:51) – OGERETSU TANAKA: ESITTELY - Ogeretsu Tanaka (16:27) – OGERETSU TANAKA: YLEISKUVA JA VISUAALINEN KERRONTA - Fujoshiluola-blogin fokusteksti Ogeretsu Tanakasta - Fujoshiluolan Ogeretsu Tanaka -tägi kertoo, että mangaka on ollut BL-yhteisön parissa kiinnostava tekijä 2010-luvun jälkipuoliskolla - Kuroko's Basketball (Kuroko no basuke) - Maaretin Mastodon-postaus Ogeretsu Tanakan taidokkaista ilmeistä, jotka ilmaisevat useita erilaisia tunteita samaan aikaan - Pieni muutos hahmon olemuksessa ruutujen välillä (kuva, Hadakeru kaibutsu) - Jakso 7, jossa puhuimme Ōokusta - Aggressiivista negatiivisen tilan käyttöä (kuva, Daisy Jealousy) - Huom: osa kuvista, joissa dialogilla ei ole olennaista merkitystä, on otettu ranskajulkaisuista - Esimerkki sarjakuvakerronnalla kikkailusta: puhekupla, joka osoittaa takaisin aiempaan ruutuun, vaikka keskustelu on käynyt jo mutkan sivun oikean alareunan kautta, ks. korkea ruutuväli sivun viimeisen ruudun yläpuolella (kuva, Daisy Jealousy) (26:15) – OGERETSU TANAKA: VAKAVAT VS KEVYET TARINAT - Jakso 65, jossa puhuimme Yarichin Bitch Clubista lukujonossa - Fujoshiluola-blogin postaus, jossa mietitään, onko Ogeretsu Tanaka keskittymässä tulevaisuudessa enemmän shoujosarjaansa Oretachi Magikou Destroyhin - Päähenkilöissä voivat korostua ikävät piirteet (kuva, Renai rubi no tadashii furikata) (34:18) – OGERETSU TANAKA: HAHMOT JA PARISUHDEDYNAMIIKAT - Hahmosuunnittelu ja hahmojen vuorovaikutus antavat indikaatioita selkeistä uke-seme-dynamiikoista (kuva, Hodokeru kaibutsu) - Paitsi Happy of the Endissä vähemmän (kuva) - Pieniä arkisia läheisyyden hetkiä (kuva, Hadakeru kaibutsu) - Pieniä viileitä ja etäisiä hetkiä (kuva, Hadakeru kaibutsu) (44:11) – OGERETSU TANAKA: SEKSIKOHTAUKSET - Nesteiden määrä, läpileikkauspenetraatiot ja avoimet ruumiinaukot tuovat mieleen jopa miesyleisön pornomangan (kuva, NSFW, Escape Journey) - Tällaista ei 00-luvulla BL-mangassa näkynyt (kuva, NSFW, Hodokeru kaibutsu) - Khursten Santosin akateeminen julkaisu: The bitches of Boys Love comics: the pornographic response of Japan's rotten women - Harada - Ranmaru Zariya - k.k Usako - Hon Toku - Pink Gold (55:20) – OGERETSU TANAKA: SARJAKESKUSTELUT  - Baka-Updates listaa Ogeretsu Tanakan Kuroko's Basketball -omakustanteita (58:41) – OGERETSU TANAKA: YARICHIN BITCH CLUB - Yarichin Bitch Club - Twittering Birds Never Fly (01:01:35) – OGERETSU TANAKA: KAIBUTSU-SARJAT  - Sabita yoru demo koi wa sasayaku (Love Whispers Even in the Rusted Night) - Renai rubi no tadashii furikata (The Proper Way to Write Love) - Kokoelman toinen tarina Hodokeru kaibutsu (The Monster Falls Apart) jatkaa Kaibutsu-saagaa - Hadakeru kaibutsu (The Monster Exposed) - Maaretin Mastodon-postaus siitä, miten lähisuhdeväkivaltakokemuksien karmeuden ja piilottelun kuvaukset ovat kouriintuntuvia - Irti väkivaltaisesta suhteesta (kuva) - Jatko-osat pureutuvat väkivallan syihin (kuva) - Juomalasikohtaus näyttää, miten paljon Hayashida on päässyt eteenpäin (kuva) - Kohtauksessa on kerronnallisesti tosi siistiä, miten juomalasia pidetään koko ajan mukana (01:17:01) – OGERETSU TANAKA: NEON SIGN AMBER - Neon Sign Amber - Päähenkilöt kamppailevat sisäistetyn homofobiansa kanssa (kuva) (01:18:56) – OGERETSU TANAKA: ESCAPE JOURNEY - Escape Journey - Alussa näyttää siltä, että toksisen mustasukkaisuuden käsittely on sarjan iso teema, mikä olisi toiminut hyvin, mutta sitä ei lopulta käsitellä loppuun asti (kuva) - Sen sijaan sarja kääntää kurssinsa kertomaan yhteiskunnan odotuksista (kuva) (01:25:34) – OGERETSU TANAKA: LONELY TO ORGANDY - Lonely to Organdy - I Want to Hold Aono-kun So Badly I Could Die (01:27:21) – OGERETSU TANAKA: ORETACHI MAGIKOU DESTROY - Oretachi Magikou Destroy (01:28:45) – OGERETSU TANAKA: DAISY JEALOUSY - Daisy Jealousy - On vaikeaa, kun toinen on kateellinen ja toinen vain haluaisi kaveerata (kuva) (01:32:26) – OGERETSU TANAKA: HAPPY OF THE END - Happy of the End - Sitoutumiskammoa (kuva) - Lukot vaihdettu (kuva) - Isoveli (kuva) - Et nyt mene sinne ällön exän matkaan (kuva) - Soutuveneessä (kuva) (01:42:24) – OGERETSU TANAKA: YHTEENVETO (01:47:15) – ONE-PUNCH MANIN PÄÄAVUSTAJAN HAASTATTELU - Linternauten haastattelu (ranskaksi) - One-Punch Man - Bakuman - Jakso 68, jossa puhuimme taustataidestudio Osa-Prosta - Natsume Arata no kekkon (02:05:23) – KUULIJAKOMMENTTEJA: SARJAEHDOTUKSIA - My Hero Academia - We Never Learn - New Game - Emma - Jakso 8, jossa puhuimme Aron morsiamista - Azumanga Daioh - Animurot-podcastin jakso 9, jossa keskusteltiin Azumanga Daioh -animesta - Yotsuba&!, josta puhuimme lukujonossa jaksossa 19 (02:10:31) – KUULIJAKOMMENTTI: MESSAGE TO ADOLF - Jakso 45, jossa puhuimme sarjasta Message to Adolf (02:13:58) – LUKUJONOSSA: GRANDMASTER OF DEMONIC CULTIVATION 3-5 - Jakso 63 ja jakso 71, joissa puhuimme Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivationin aiemmista osista - Jakso 39 ja jakso 48, joissa puhuimme Touchista - Lohikäärmeradio-podcastin jakso 33, jossa puhuttiin Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivationista (02:28:51) – LOPETUS

It's been a little busier than normal for Steve and Colin, so we'll be back to talk about Angelic Layer next week! In the meantime, please enjoy this classic episode! We're looking to put School Days in our rearview mirror and change the pace a little. What better way to do that than with the low commitment and funny, Azumanga Daioh! Join us for our palate cleanser episode as we enjoy a brief window into the world of Chiyo and her classmates, as well as a discussion into the origins of our love for Anime!   And! As promised, here's a link that childhood defining Manga Entertainment trailer from the 90's! ⁠Manga Entertainment VHS trailer (Celtic Frost - The Heart Beneath)⁠ If you'd like to get updates on the latest episodes and some occasional anime memes, why not give our Facebook page a follow? ⁠Who's That Anime? FB Page    ⁠ If you'd like to see the video of our podcast, check out our YouTube channel: ⁠Who's That Anime? YouTube Channel!⁠ If you're interested in following some of our other endeavours, why not give these links a try? ⁠Couch Fuel⁠ - Colin's Twitch channel ⁠Hail, Paimon!⁠ - Steve's Twitch channel

Our heroes are BACK from a brief (unintentional) hiatus to talk all things 2000s fashion and why that's not a good thing, the great twitter migration, the ins and outs of piercings, Big Dog clothing, Mitch McConnell having a out of body experience, David Grusch says”non-human biologics” are real, Vinland Saga, Azumanga Daioh, Rurouni Kenshin and the recent video on it, the Barbie movie, Mushoku Tensei Season 2, Jujutsu Kaisen, Remnant 2, Hades, the Street Fighter 6 salt mines, and much more! youtube.com/bonsaipop patreon.com/bonsaipop Https://www.twitch.tv/bonsai_pop gamersupps code Bpop 10% off

De bijzondere game NieR: Automata is een wereldwijd fenomeen. Maar hoe goed is de anime? We ontleden het samen met kenner Marcel Vroegrijk. Besproken anime: NieR: Automata Ver1.1a (2023) Azumanga Daioh (2002) Nichijou - My Ordinary Life (2011) Jujutsu Kaisen seizoen 2 (2023) Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War seizoen 2 (2023) Besproken games: NieR (2010) NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139 (2021; remake van NieR) NieR: Automata (2017) Linkjes! Website Discord Twitter Instagram Gamer.nl Gerard op Twitter Kevin op Twitter Jocelyn op Twitter

Episode Timestamps(00:01:34) What We've Been Watching/Reading(00:01:59) Suzume(00:17:10) News Updates(00:17:14) All the Winners of the 7th Annual Crunchyroll Anime Awards (Link) (00:23.08) Demon Slayer: Swordsmith Village Arc Anime Crosses US$10.1 Million in Opening Weekend in U.S. (Link)(00:31:34) Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Anime's Promo Video Reveals Cast, Staff, Fall Premiere (Link) (00:33:48) The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You Manga Gets TV Anime (Link) (00:37:46) ERASED Author Kei Sanbe Launches 13-kai Me no Ashiato Manga (Link) (00:39:39) Hunter x Hunter- Gangs Stir Trouble in Ukraine Cities (Link) (00:42:03) Animator Supporters Project Posts Toshio Okada's Criticisms of the Production Committee System with English Subtitles (Link) (00:49:34) Spring 2023 Seasonal Bet Draft! (01:05:50) Main Discussion Start (01:06:09) What's the Deal with the Slice of Life Genre? (01:11:08) Defining Slice of Life (01:22:30) The Sub-Genres of Slice of Life (01:30:58) What Makes the Genre So Popular? (01:44:26) Significant Studios and Series for Slice of Life (01:53:39) Anime Recommendations (01:54:15) Azumanga Daioh (02:02:16) You and Me (02:07:22) Non-Non Biyori (02:12:48) Tanaka-kun is Always Listless (02:22:47) Today's Menu for the Emiya Family ------------------------------------You could always reach us through email (gapalette@gmail.com), Twitter (@PaletteGood), or through our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/PaletteGood).You can also visit our website (www.goodanimepalette.com).You can also join us on Discord (Click Here for the Discord Invite!) or our MAL club (https://myanimelist.net/clubs.php?cid=81877).See you next episode!------------------------------------Music CreditsIntro: Inure by HeysonBreak: Bottai by OoyyOutro: I Don't Mind (Instrumental Version) by Particle HouseAll music used is courtesy of Epidemic Sound (www.epidemicsound.com). If you are interested in using their service, here is a referral link to their platform (Click Here!).

Sarah aka Feelsbender joins me for a wide ranging conversation on some of her favorite fandoms! Having followed Sarah since 2019, this episode has been a long time in the making. We sit down and chat about one of our favorite animes, Azumanga Daioh, before getting into the meat of the episode! We start things off by talking about Tabletop Roleplaying Games. From how Sarah got involved in the games, to some of her characters that she enjoys. We talk about game systems like Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, and Savage Worlds, as well as talk about The Islands of Sina Una Kickstarter. Sarah talks about getting into dice making. From leaving her job to focus on dice making full time, to what sets her dice apart from others. We also talk about some of Sarah's favorite Actual Play TTRPG shows. Then we change gears and talk about Cosplay. From how Sarah got into cosplay, her favorite cosplays so far, and her original characters. Lastly, we talk about a variety of topics, including RenFaires, Vampires, and the Nightshift Podcast. You can find Sarah at: https://www.instagram.com/feelsbender/ https://twitter.com/feelsbender You can find Sarah's dice at Pieces of Parhelia: https://www.piecesofparhelia.com/ https://www.instagram.com/piecesofparhelia/ You can find the Nightshift Podcast at: https://www.nightshiftpod.com/ https://www.instagram.com/nightshiftcast/ https://twitter.com/nightshiftcast Get 10% off your order of Woodmarks, Tolkien style maps, and more from In The Reads by using code TALES10 at checkout. Visit them at: https://inthereads.com/ Time Markers: 6:15 Tabletop Roleplaying (D&D, Pathfinder, Savage Worlds, Sina Una) 30:17 Dice Making 40:10 Actual Play TTRPG Shows 45:36 Cosplay 57:20 RenFaires 60:01 Vampires 63:47 Nightshift Podcast

00:25: Comics17:45: Manga24:58: #40: Captain Harlock 30:07: #39: Noir33:53: #38: Azumanga Daioh 37:22: #37: Yu Yu Hakusho42:02: #36: Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 47:19: #35: Aura Battler Dunbine 50:38: #34: Dragonball55:45: #33: Fang of the Sun Dougram 58:30: #32: Clannad1:00:47: #31: Mushishi

On This Episode Of The Gaming And Collecting Podcast Bill And Alex Once Again Return To There Anime Swap Series This Time With There Most Ambitious Swap Yet, As The Duo Discuss Full Series/Seasons This Time Around With Bill Recommending The Classic Slice Of Life Azumanga Daioh Alongside Alex's Recommendation Of The Relatively Recent Rising Of The Shield Hero, It Was Quite The Exchange! But Once Again Guys Thanks For Joining Us As We Discuss The Games That Shaped Us! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On This Episode Of The Gaming And Collecting Podcast Bill And Alex Once Again Return To There Anime Swap Series This Time With There Most Ambitious Swap Yet, As The Duo Discuss Full Series/Seasons This Time Around With Bill Recommending The Classic Slice Of Life Azumanga Daioh Alongside Alex's Recommendation Of The Relatively Recent Rising Of The Shield Hero, It Was Quite The Exchange! But Once Again Guys Thanks For Joining Us As We Discuss The Games That Shaped Us! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

FINALMENTE FALANDO DESSE DESENHO LINDO MARAVILHOSO!Muito aguardado pelo que vos fala (Borracha) e vem com a gente que tá show!...Espera... TOMO! SAI DAI! VOCÊ VAI ENCERRAR A DESCRIÇ-Segue nóes:Twitter do cast:https://twitter.com/anivacilo  Twitter dos menine:https://twitter.com/_Kriefferhttps://twitter.com/Borrachushttps://twitter.com/HSTBUGBOY Nosso canal do Youtube:https://bit.ly/3dftUunNosso canal da Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/anivacilocastNosso perfil no MyAnimeList: https://myanimelist.net/profile/AniVaciloCast Nosso Email para ideias, sugestões e tudo mais: avcastcontato@hotmail.comLINKS DESSE EPISÓDIO (a maioria foi citada em bastidores) :Tabela do Sofrimento: https://imgur.com/a/uliDft2Tomo apanhando

Hey guys. This is a kinda short episode because we didn't find a lot to talk about with Jump. Also four panel gag manga are hard to talk about. If you have any comments, thoughts or advice, or suggestions for manga to read, please comment below to help us improve the podcast!

Hey guys. This is a kinda short episode because we didn't find a lot to talk about with Jump. Also four panel gag manga are hard to talk about. If you have any comments, thoughts or advice, or suggestions for manga to read, please comment below to help us improve the podcast!

Episode 343: This week The Dynamic Duo is back, while Som is away Nick and Dannie did a show swap and review two anime classics: Black Lagoon and Azumanga Daioh! 00:00 Intro Links Community 05:00 Listener Question + Waifu/Husbando 09:00 Azumanga Daioh 32:30 Black Lagoon --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anime-summit/message

We're looking to put School Days in our rearview mirror and change the pace a little. What better way to do that than with the low commitment and funny, Azumanga Daioh! Join us for our palate cleanser episode as we enjoy a brief window into the world of Chiyo and her classmates, as well as a discussion into the origins of our love for Anime! And! As promised, here's a link that childhood defining Manga Entertainment trailer from the 90's! Manga Entertainment VHS trailer (Celtic Frost - The Heart Beneath) If you'd like to get updates on the latest episodes and some occasional anime memes, why not give our Facebook page a follow? Who's That Anime? FB Page If you'd like to see the video of our podcast, check out our YouTube channel: Who's That Anime? YouTube Channel! If you're interested in following some of our other endeavours, why not give these links a try? Couch Fuel - Colin's Twitch channel Hail, Paimon! - Steve's Twitch channel

Tapahtui viime jaksossa: pojat haastoivat toisensa katsomaan animea! Tämän seurauksena keskustelussa on tällä kertaa kolme eri sarjaa: Ping Pong The Animation Azumanga Daioh Kino's Journey Teknisenä huomiona, jaksossa lupaillut chapterit eivät erinäisten käyttöjärjestelmäihanuuksien ansiosta vielä pelitä (hienosti Niko), joten toistaiseksi listaamme jaksojen aihesisältöä aikakoodeittain kuvaukseen. Lisäksi alati viilautuva nauhoituskalustomme on tuonut tähän jaksoon jonkin verran taustaääniä, joista hankkiudumme tulevaisuudessa eroon. Pahoittelumme! 0:00 Alkuturinat 7:08 Ping Pong - synopsis 12:38 Ping Pong - spoilerikeskustelu 30:52 Azumanga Daioh - synopsis 38:29 Azumanga Daioh - spoilerikeskustelu 57:28 Kino's Journey - synopsis 1:02:29 Kino's Journey - spoilerikeskustelu

Another comedy anime comes to challenge the gang. Will it make us go ha ha? Or will it make us go eh nah? Only one way to find out! Follow Deer on twitter: https://twitter.com/DeerBits_ Follow Gamb on twitter: https://twitter.com/DrewGamblord Follow Spooky on twitter: https://twitter.com/SpoonkyTweets Don't forget we also make public our commentary track so you can watch along with us our just listen to us go insane: https://soundcloud.com/friendsforcingfriends/azumanga-daioh-commentary Patreon where you can find commentary tracks, notes, early access to next week's episode! https://www.patreon.com/gamblord

Episode 55 is here! In it, we talk about Azumanga Daioh. It's a very silly slice-of-life anime. And like any good slice-of-life anime, it has an incredibly fun cast of characters. Check it out on Hidive. Portions of "Dimension" by Creo and "Zephyr's Flight" by Michett are licensed under CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Hoy hablamos sobre nuestros géneros favoritos de animación japonesa y te recomendamos qué ver y qué no.

Saiu mais um episódio! Disponível no #Spotify, #Deezer e demais agregadores. Hoje falamos sobre os episódios 2 e 13, de AZUMANGA DAIOH. A série inteira está disponível nO #YOUTUBE. Faça sua encomenda na Artesanatos Entre Linhas - instagram.com/artesanatos_entrelinhas Compre na #Ludograma_jogos - instagram.com/ludograma_jogos Entre em contato: numpodecat@gmail.com // instagram.com/numpodecat P2 - instagram.com/pedroferrazaragao Bah - instagram.com/barbara.pf.padovan Dan - instagram.com/dans_soares Dú - instagram.com/darthramone Padovan - instagram.com/rp_padovan  #podcastbrasil #podcastbrasileiro #podcastbr #cinema #AZUMANGADAIOH #anime #podcastcinema #podcasthumor

Wah, anime blogger from Analog Housou, joins Evan for an extended episode revisiting the classic high school girl sitcom manga and anime Azumanga Daioh, which is now over 20 years old! Plus: Abunai Deka, Kamichu, Fragments of Horror, What a Wonderful World, Here Is Greenwood, and more in the Queue. Topics include: being mean is funny, pervert teachers, and the indelible charm of one Takino Tomo. Thank you to Patrick Sutton for editing this episode. Send us feedback at podcast@anigamers.com! Show notes, links, comments, and more can be found at http://anigamers.com/podcast.

Wah, anime blogger from Analog Housou, joins Evan for an extended episode revisiting the classic high school girl sitcom manga and anime Azumanga Daioh, which is now over 20 years old! Plus: Abunai Deka, Kamichu, Fragments of Horror, What a Wonderful World, Here Is Greenwood, and more in the Queue. Topics include: being mean is funny, pervert teachers, and the indelible charm of one Takino Tomo. Thank you to Patrick Sutton for editing this episode. Send us feedback at podcast@anigamers.com! Show notes, links, comments, and more can be found at http://anigamers.com/podcast.

In this episode we discuss our favorite Anime tales! We drink a green tea blend from Simpson & Vail, introduce the genre to unfamiliar viewers, roundtable our first anime experiences, and debate the use of dubbing vs subtitles. We're also joined by our friend Nic, who helps us navigate the wide wide world of anime. We finish, of course, with our favorite anime tales! Follow us @TeaandTales1 on Twitter, Instagram, & Facebook Intro to anime & roundtable - (3:30) The most popular anime series - (25:44) My Hero Academia - (30:33) Azumanga Daioh - (41:34) Sailor Moon - (50:43) Honorable mentions - (1:01:12) Princess Mononoke - (1:07:54) Tea from Simpson & Vail

O anime Azumanga Daioh é um daqueles que te faz rir de alguma forma diferente em todos os episódios, já conhece essa pérola dos animes? Conheça o (meu)desafio 30 Dias de Anime, todos os dias as 12h um vídeo com um anime que me chamou atenção nesses anos todos, vou contar pra vocês histórias do porque esses animes fazem ou fizeram parte da minha vida otaku! Dúvidas ou sugestões, manda ai! Confira os mais vendidos Mangás com Desconto: https://amzn.to/34bRHX0 Contato: lau@animesxis.com.br Mais notícias no: http://www.animesxis.com.br Siga nossas redes sociais: https://www.facebook.com/siteanimexis/ http://www.twitter.com/anime_xis http://www.instagram.com/anime_xis

Hey guys. Another week of isolation for us. Really the only thing it impacts is our audio quality. But it's the perfect time to get caught up on manga. This week we read Azumanga Daioh for some slice of life comedy. If you have any comments, thoughts or advice, or suggestions for manga to read, please comment below to help us improve the podcast!

Hey guys. Another week of isolation for us. Really the only thing it impacts is our audio quality. But it's the perfect time to get caught up on manga. This week we read Azumanga Daioh for some slice of life comedy. If you have any comments, thoughts or advice, or suggestions for manga to read, please comment below to help us improve the podcast!

Andrew returns in his very first hosting role to discuss one of his and Tobias' favorite comedy anime of all time, the now-classic series Azumanga Daioh! Bill comes along for the ride to give the non-superfan perspective. They discuss the series' origins, its impact on anime fandom of the early 00's, how it holds up and doesn't hold up, and whether or not Yotsuba& deserves an anime (hint: yes). Note that we are releasing this episode towards the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak across the United States. We hope that you and your loved ones are safe, healthy, and have peace of mind during this time of fear and uncertainty across the globe. We'll get through it! It does appear that conventions are going to be hit pretty hard with conventions both in Japan and in the US being cancelled every day. Check out our recent blog post on what you can do to help those who rely on the convention circuit for their livelihoods. Stay safe and stay healthy! Love to you all. Show notes are available on our website: www.thirdimpactanime.com More helpful links: https://linktr.ee/thirdimpactanime Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/TI_Anime Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | Google Play | YouTube | Stitcher | Podbean Support on Ko-Fi | Patreon

00:55 – Desucon Frostbite 2020- Animevuosi 2019 hahmokerronnan kautta (YouTube)- Valo ja varjo animessa (YouTube)- Animen syvin olemus (ei YouTubessa)- Jutsut ja juridiikka - säännöt salatekniikoissa (YouTube)- Aiemmin mainittu webnovel- Shaftin perilliset (YouTube)- Perehdytys S-kankein maailmaan (YouTube)- Kotiäideistä soturinaisiin – Rumiko Takahashin uhkeat naiset (YouTube)- Japanin luokkayhteiskunta animessa (YouTubessa)- Mangakartta Instagramissa- Mainoskäyntikorttimme11:59 – Hampaankolossa: Pluton naishahmojen puute- Maaretia jäi vaivaamaan naishahmojen puute Plutossa, josta puhuimme jaksossa 1815:56 – Hampaankolossa: Piratismista ja sen seurauksista- Jakso 18, jossa puhuimme siitä miten mangakustantajat ovat alkaneet käyttää oikeustoimia piraattisivustoja vastaan- ANN: Takeshobo, Manga Creator Sue Cloudflare for Offering Service to Piracy Sites- Manga Plus julkaisee luvut nyt viisi tuntia aiempaa aiemmin, keskiyöllä Japanin aikaa- Manga Plus- Manga Plusin käyttäjäluvut ovat kymmenkertaistuneet palvelun avaamisen jälkeen20:11 – Kuuntelijakommentteja- Hanna-chan kiittää ja ehdottaa Yoshihiro Takahashia- Jakso 17, jossa puhuimme Rumiko Takahashista- Afureko-blogin uusi podcast Äänijälki- Kommenttilomakkeemme nettisivuillamme26:09 – Fujoshiluolan listaus BL-mangan 2010-luvusta- Fujoshiluola: 10+1 mieleenpainuvaa BL-sarjaa 2010-luvulta- Classmates (Asumiko Nakamura)- Twittering Birds Never Fly (Kou Yoneda)- Ten Count (Rihito Takarai)- Yata & Momo (Harada)- Minori’s Hand (Scarlet Berico)- Yarichin Bitch Club (Ogeretsu Tanaka)- Given (Natsuki Kizu)- The Stranger By the Beach (Kanna Kii)- 10 Dance (Satou Inoue)- Kashikomarimashita, Destiny (Sachimo)- Maaretin blogipostaus edellisestä jota Petteri ei muistanut35:06 – Vertical sulautetaan osaksi Kodansha Comicsia- Vertical- Verticalin nettisivut, pystyssä vielä toistaiseksi- Publishers Weekly: Lu Named Kodansha USA Publishing President and CEO Under Restructuring- The OASG: Kodansha USA Does Some Restructuring- Ed Chavez lähti Fakkulle töihin (Anime-lehti 5/2018)- Denpa Publishing- Ed Chavezin twiittejä aiheesta42:25 – Oriconin listaus Japanin myydyimmistä mangoista 2019- Journal du Japon: [Bilan Manga 2019] Ventes au Japon : du neuf ?- 1: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no yaiba – 12,1 miljoonaa- 2: One Piece – 10,1 miljoonaa- 3: Kingdom – 7,7 miljoonaa- 4: The Promised Neverland – 7,5 miljoonaa- 5: The Quintessential Quintuplets – 5,9 miljoonaa- 6: My Hero Academia – 5,0 miljoonaa- 7: Titaanien sota – 4,7 miljoonaa- 8: Haikyu!! – 4,5 miljoonaa- 9: Kaguya-sama: Love is War – 4,1 miljoonaa- 10: Kun jälleensynnyin hirviönä – 3,4 miljoonaa- March Comes in Like a Lion58:12 – Smile Down the Runway: Yleisesti- Smile Down the Runway- Sarja Kodansha Comicsin sivustolla01:02:54 – Smile Down the Runway: Päähenkilöistä- Chiyuki on omistautunut mallintyön treenaamiselle (kuva)01:07:26 – Smile Down the Runway: Periksiantamattomuuden teema- Ikuton on purtava hammasta voidakseen selvitä, kun muut sanovat että hänestä ei ole suunnittelijaksi (kuva)- Chiyukin on purtava hammasta voidakseen selvitä, kun muut sanovat että hänestä ei ole malliksi (kuva)01:15:04 – Smile Down the Runway: Kokoro ja manageri- Kokoron aura mallina syntyy siitä, miten hän pakenee kuoreensa (kuva)- Chiyuki on aluksi katkera Kokorolle siitä, mitä tällä on (kuva)- Kokoron managerin traaginen menneisyys (kuva)01:20:06 – Smile Down the Runway: Negatiivisuus- Kokoron manageri uskoo tietävänsä, mikä Kokorolle on parasta (kuva)01:23:27 – Smile Down the Runway: Pakotetut juonenkäänteet01:30:24 – Smile Down the Runway: Visuaalit ja visuaalinen hahmokerronta- Komeita isoja kuvia, jotka täyttävät aukeaman 1 (kuva)- Komeita isoja kuvia, jotka täyttävät aukeaman 2 (kuva)- Mielenkiintoista tekstinkäyttöä (kuva)- Superhyvännäköinen kakkupala (kuva)- Teheanicastin jakso 13, jossa puhuttiin sarjan animesovituksesta01:35:05 – Smile Down the Runway: Vaatteista ja sarjan nimestä01:39:15 – Smile Down the Runway: Romanssin mahdollisuus- Hiljalleen Chiyukiakin alkaa vähän kuumottaa eikä pelkästään Ikutoa (kuva)- Bakuman01:43:01 – Smile Down the Runway: Animesovituksesta- Smile Down the Runway Wakanimissa- Happy Sugar Life- Kohtaus hihan tekemisestä, joka ihan vain puuttui animesta (kuva)- Jakso 13, jossa puhuimme Beastarsista- Kohtaus myyntineuvotteluista, joka ihan vain puuttui animesta (kuva)- Kohtaus valmistusprosessista, joka ihan vain puuttui animesta (kuva)01:52:35 – Smile Down the Runway: Julkaisusta- Epämääräistä lainausmerkkien käyttöä 1 (kuva)- Epämääräistä lainausmerkkien käyttöä 2 (kuva)- Voivottelua siitä että Kodansha antaa lokalisointitöitä Amimarulle (kuva)01:55:02 – Smile Down the Runway: Yhteenveto01:56:50 – Lukujonossa: Yotsuba&! 14- Yotsuba&!- Yotsuba&!:n suomijulkaisu- Azumanga Daioh, tekijän aiempi manga- Miksi talvella ei ole lehtiä puissa (kuva)- Nyt olen katkarapu (kuva)02:06:25 – Lukujonossa: Yofukashi no uta- Yofukashi no uta- Dagashi kashi, tekijän aiempi manga- Dagashi kashi -animen kakkoskauden OP (YouTube)- Dagashi, japanilaiset vanhanaikaiset karkit ja snäksit- Ihmissuhteiden miettimistä kaikissa muodoissaan (kuva)- Hauskan teräväpiirteinen piirtotyyli (kuva)- Hassuja huumorinaamoja (kuva)02:15:09 – Lopetus

Kotoba Inoyan Smile Down the Runway on muotisuunnittelun maailmaan sijoittuva tarina mahdottomien esteiden voittamisesta ja unelmien seuraamisesta. Puhumme Desucon Frostbiten luentotarjonnasta, Fujoshiluola-blogin artikkelista 2010-lukua määrittäneistä BL-teoksista, Vertical-kustantamon sulauttamisesta osaksi Kodansha Comicsia sekä Oriconin myydyimpien mangojen listauksesta vuodelle 2019. Lukujonossa ovat tällä kertaa Kiyohiko Azuman Yotsuba&!:n uusin pokkari ja Kotoyaman uusi sarja Yofukashi no uta. --- 00:55 – DESUCON FROSTBITE 2020 - Animevuosi 2019 hahmokerronnan kautta (YouTube) - Valo ja varjo animessa (YouTube) - Animen syvin olemus (ei YouTubessa) - Jutsut ja juridiikka - säännöt salatekniikoissa (YouTube) - Aiemmin mainittu webnovel - Shaftin perilliset (YouTube) - Perehdytys S-kankein maailmaan (YouTube) - Kotiäideistä soturinaisiin – Rumiko Takahashin uhkeat naiset (YouTube) - Japanin luokkayhteiskunta animessa (YouTubessa) - Mangakartta Instagramissa - Mainoskäyntikorttimme 11:59 – HAMPAANKOLOSSA: PLUTON NAISHAHMOJEN PUUTE - Maaretia jäi vaivaamaan naishahmojen puute Plutossa, josta puhuimme jaksossa 18 15:56 – HAMPAANKOLOSSA: PIRATISMISTA JA SEN SEURAUKSISTA - Jakso 18, jossa puhuimme siitä miten mangakustantajat ovat alkaneet käyttää oikeustoimia piraattisivustoja vastaan - ANN: Takeshobo, Manga Creator Sue Cloudflare for Offering Service to Piracy Sites - Manga Plus julkaisee luvut nyt viisi tuntia aiempaa aiemmin, keskiyöllä Japanin aikaa - Manga Plus - Manga Plusin käyttäjäluvut ovat kymmenkertaistuneet palvelun avaamisen jälkeen 20:11 – KUUNTELIJAKOMMENTTEJA - Hanna-chan kiittää ja ehdottaa Yoshihiro Takahashia - Jakso 17, jossa puhuimme Rumiko Takahashista - Afureko-blogin uusi podcast Äänijälki - Kommenttilomakkeemme nettisivuillamme 26:09 – FUJOSHILUOLAN LISTAUS BL-MANGAN 2010-LUVUSTA - Fujoshiluola: 10+1 mieleenpainuvaa BL-sarjaa 2010-luvulta - Classmates (Asumiko Nakamura) - Twittering Birds Never Fly (Kou Yoneda) - Ten Count (Rihito Takarai) - Yata & Momo (Harada) - Minori's Hand (Scarlet Berico) - Yarichin Bitch Club (Ogeretsu Tanaka) - Given (Natsuki Kizu) - The Stranger By the Beach (Kanna Kii) - 10 Dance (Satou Inoue) - Kashikomarimashita, Destiny (Sachimo) - Maaretin blogipostaus edellisestä jota Petteri ei muistanut 35:06 – VERTICAL SULAUTETAAN OSAKSI KODANSHA COMICSIA - Vertical - Verticalin nettisivut, pystyssä vielä toistaiseksi - Publishers Weekly: Lu Named Kodansha USA Publishing President and CEO Under Restructuring - The OASG: Kodansha USA Does Some Restructuring - Ed Chavez lähti Fakkulle töihin (Anime-lehti 5/2018) - Denpa Publishing - Ed Chavezin twiittejä aiheesta 42:25 – ORICONIN LISTAUS JAPANIN MYYDYIMMISTÄ MANGOISTA 2019 - Journal du Japon: [Bilan Manga 2019] Ventes au Japon : du neuf ? - 1: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no yaiba – 12,1 miljoonaa - 2: One Piece – 10,1 miljoonaa - 3: Kingdom – 7,7 miljoonaa - 4: The Promised Neverland – 7,5 miljoonaa - 5: The Quintessential Quintuplets – 5,9 miljoonaa - 6: My Hero Academia – 5,0 miljoonaa - 7: Titaanien sota – 4,7 miljoonaa - 8: Haikyu!! – 4,5 miljoonaa - 9: Kaguya-sama: Love is War – 4,1 miljoonaa - 10: Kun jälleensynnyin hirviönä – 3,4 miljoonaa - March Comes in Like a Lion 58:12 – SMILE DOWN THE RUNWAY: YLEISESTI - Smile Down the Runway - Sarja Kodansha Comicsin sivustolla 01:02:54 – SMILE DOWN THE RUNWAY: PÄÄHENKILÖISTÄ - Chiyuki on omistautunut mallintyön treenaamiselle (kuva) 01:07:26 – SMILE DOWN THE RUNWAY: PERIKSIANTAMATTOMUUDEN TEEMA - Ikuton on purtava hammasta voidakseen selvitä, kun muut sanovat että hänestä ei ole suunnittelijaksi (kuva) - Chiyukin on purtava hammasta voidakseen selvitä, kun muut sanovat että hänestä ei ole malliksi (kuva) 01:15:04 – SMILE DOWN THE RUNWAY: KOKORO JA MANAGERI - Kokoron aura mallina syntyy siitä, miten hän pakenee kuoreensa (kuva) - Chiyuki on aluksi katkera Kokorolle siitä, mitä tällä on (kuva) - Kokoron managerin traaginen menneisyys (kuva) 01:20:06 – SMILE DOWN THE RUNWAY: NEGATIIVISUUS - Kokoron manageri uskoo tietävänsä, mikä Kokorolle on parasta (kuva) 01:23:27 – SMILE DOWN THE RUNWAY: PAKOTETUT JUONENKÄÄNTEET 01:30:24 – SMILE DOWN THE RUNWAY: VISUAALIT JA VISUAALINEN HAHMOKERRONTA - Komeita isoja kuvia, jotka täyttävät aukeaman 1 (kuva) - Komeita isoja kuvia, jotka täyttävät aukeaman 2 (kuva) - Mielenkiintoista tekstinkäyttöä (kuva) - Superhyvännäköinen kakkupala (kuva) - Teheanicastin jakso 13, jossa puhuttiin sarjan animesovituksesta 01:35:05 – SMILE DOWN THE RUNWAY: VAATTEISTA JA SARJAN NIMESTÄ 01:39:15 – SMILE DOWN THE RUNWAY: ROMANSSIN MAHDOLLISUUS - Hiljalleen Chiyukiakin alkaa vähän kuumottaa eikä pelkästään Ikutoa (kuva) - Bakuman 01:43:01 – SMILE DOWN THE RUNWAY: ANIMESOVITUKSESTA - Smile Down the Runway Wakanimissa - Happy Sugar Life - Kohtaus hihan tekemisestä, joka ihan vain puuttui animesta (kuva) - Jakso 13, jossa puhuimme Beastarsista - Kohtaus myyntineuvotteluista, joka ihan vain puuttui animesta (kuva) - Kohtaus valmistusprosessista, joka ihan vain puuttui animesta (kuva) 01:52:35 – SMILE DOWN THE RUNWAY: JULKAISUSTA - Epämääräistä lainausmerkkien käyttöä 1 (kuva) - Epämääräistä lainausmerkkien käyttöä 2 (kuva) - Voivottelua siitä että Kodansha antaa lokalisointitöitä Amimarulle (kuva) 01:55:02 – SMILE DOWN THE RUNWAY: YHTEENVETO 01:56:50 – LUKUJONOSSA: YOTSUBA&! 14 - Yotsuba&! - Yotsuba&!:n suomijulkaisu - Azumanga Daioh, tekijän aiempi manga - Miksi talvella ei ole lehtiä puissa (kuva) - Nyt olen katkarapu (kuva) 02:06:25 – LUKUJONOSSA: YOFUKASHI NO UTA - Yofukashi no uta - Dagashi kashi, tekijän aiempi manga - Dagashi kashi -animen kakkoskauden OP (YouTube) - Dagashi, japanilaiset vanhanaikaiset karkit ja snäksit - Ihmissuhteiden miettimistä kaikissa muodoissaan (kuva) - Hauskan teräväpiirteinen piirtotyyli (kuva) - Hassuja huumorinaamoja (kuva) 02:15:09 – LOPETUS

Waifu: "(fandom slang) A fictional character from non-live-action visual media (typically an anime, manga, or video game) that one is attracted to and considers a significant other." "Waifu is a term for a fictional character, usually in anime or related media, that someone has great, and sometimes romantic, affection for." "Waifu originates as a Japanese borrowing and rendering of the English word wife. Evidence for the term in Japanese dates back to at least the 1980s, when some younger Japanese people may have adopted wife as an alternative to the gender limitations implied by the traditional term, kanai, which literally means “inside the house.” Waifu developed a more specialized meaning in English-speaking anime and manga culture, however, in the 2000s. In the 2002 anime Azumanga Daioh, some students find a photograph a teacher has dropped and ask who the woman in it is. The teacher replies “my wife” in English, which is often transcribed as mai waifu thanks to Japanese pronunciation and transliteration practices. Anime fans began using waifu to refer to a character they were particularly fond of, one they viewed as being special to them. The earliest Urban Dictionary entry for this use of the word dates from 2007, and there’s evidence that the term dates back in its anime sense to at least 2006. It also spread outside the anime fandom, so that characters from video games or even live-action television shows can also be called waifu." Who uses waifu? "The male equivalent of waifu is husbando. However, this likely isn’t taken from an actual Japanese loanword, as the Japanese borrowing of husband is hazu. In anime and related otaku culture, waifu can be used with varying levels of intensity and is subject to varying degrees of ridicule or criticism. Some fans might casually call their favorite female character in a game or anime their waifu. But others are more earnest about it, viewing their waifu as a part of their life. For these people, their feelings, even though they’re well aware the character is fictional, are serious. Body pillows, resin figures, and other merchandise are popular with those who feel this way about their favorite character. A character who is intentionally created to be loveable, perfect, and generally attractive to the viewer can be referred to as waifu bait on the model of words like jailbait." Comments are Weclomed #Waifu #Husbando #Anime #Manga #PopCulture #Animation #VideoGames --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bwrosas/support

In this episode of Casual Chats, Patricia and special guest Zenithwillrule discuss about the influential classic slice of life anime Azumanga Daioh. They talk about their introductions to the show, the simple premise, the memorable and relatable characters, and the hilarious moments.

En este episodio hablamos de lo que más nos gustó de la década, Azumanga Daioh, Xiaomi con su mejor relación calidad precio, Age of Empires, el Youtube rewind de PewDiePie y el rewind hispano, Historia de un matrimonio, Rick y Morty, Ozzy Osbourne y mucho más...

The JJBPC watches wholesome Azumanga Daioh this week - Episodes 1, 8 and 14. We also talk about extracurricular activities, armchair sports analysis, Salute Your Shorts, and our future robot masters. Subscribe on iTunes!

T.J. and Shawn tackle their first true kids show in Azumanga Daioh.

What’s this? Another episode!? That’s right, we keep making them! And did you know that it’s been 20 years since the Azumanga Daioh… The post Anibros Podcast Episode 131 – Forget About It? appeared first on ANIBROS ☆ CREATIVE.

Episode Notes Twitter: @AreweebthereyetInstagram: @areweebthereyetFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/areweebthereyet/Thank you:We pull ourselves back together and return to a peaceful place, Japanese High School! We watch Azumanga Dioh!Camille Ruley for our ArtworkLouie Zong for our Themesong "stories"https://louiezong.bandcamp.comFind out more at https://are-weeb-there-yet.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

The Taiiku Podcast website is back baby! After much working, procrastinating, and chatting, Camellia (@wildpomme) has brought us back to life after our last host decided they had enough of this hosting business or whatever. This is out Anime Secret Santa post for this year, where me and Chris talk about anime some other anime bloggers / podcasters suggest to us, curated by the Reverse Thieves. Anyway, enjoy this in your podcast feeds after three months and change, and expect five more episodes in the coming weeks as I finally get around to editing things. Listen Show notes: 0:30 – We talk Chris’s first Anime Secret Santa anime, Alien 9! 20:47 – We talk about my Anime Secret Santa anime, Azumanga Daioh! 32:29 – We talk about Chris’s second Anime Secret Santa anime, Key the Metal Idol! Next time is Throne of Blood and Kuroko’s Basketball: Last Game!

Anime got you rolling on the floor laughing or shedding tears of joy? Comedy remains one of the top most genre for anime and for a good reason. Writers love making us laugh. Join the hosts as they talk about comedy and anime, and some of their favorites over the years. Topics this episode: Tastes in Comedy, Worst Aspects of Comedy, Types of Comedy, Discussions of Favorites, and much more! The opening for this episode is the OP for Non Non Biyori called “Nanairo Biyori” by nano.RIPE. The closing for this episode is the ED for Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun called “Ura Omote Fortune” by Ari Ozawa.

Ready for cute girls and disagreements on the best anime from 2018? Intro, Bandai news (0-11)Tori's Movie Quest (11-23)Manga Manhwa Checkout Gosu (23-37)2018 Anime of the Year awards and top 10 (37-1:37)Azumanga Daioh (1:37-end) Support the cast: https://streamlabs.com/bowlingjd1  Twitter: @BowlingJD; episodes live on Twitch, Mixer, and Periscope @BowlingJD Weekends at 12:00 EST...most times            @ConsoleKev, @RadZero83            @ToriRLR, @MightyHiki YouTube: Red Leaf Retrocast Art done by Craig. Contact @MaceandCraig and check out his Twitch via www.twitch.tv/maceandcraigBig thanks to him for the hard work! other hosts personal youtube: Console Kev and RadZeroTori's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zI9fHjjdU_E Thank you to all guests, podcasts, and commercials: @Bcom33, @frigimonfanatic, @thevivalajady, @trashpandaanime Send all questions to dieschlachten@gmail.com or to twitter @BowlingJD

Ready for cute girls and disagreements on the best anime from 2018? Intro, Bandai news (0-11)Tori's Movie Quest (11-23)Manga Manhwa Checkout Gosu (23-37)2018 Anime of the Year awards and top 10 (37-1:37)Azumanga Daioh (1:37-end) Support the cast: https://streamlabs.com/bowlingjd1  Twitter: @BowlingJD; episodes live on Twitch, Mixer, and Periscope @BowlingJD Weekends at 12:00 EST...most times            @ConsoleKev, @RadZero83            @ToriRLR, @MightyHiki YouTube: Red Leaf Retrocast Art done by Craig. Contact @MaceandCraig and check out his Twitch via www.twitch.tv/maceandcraigBig thanks to him for the hard work! other hosts personal youtube: Console Kev and RadZeroTori's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zI9fHjjdU_E Thank you to all guests, podcasts, and commercials: @Bcom33, @frigimonfanatic, @thevivalajady, @trashpandaanime Send all questions to dieschlachten@gmail.com or to twitter @BowlingJD

This week Jay and Aaron discuss the anime Azumanga Daioh. CHINSUKOU! Check us out on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrT8OFn-nk1cmOVkut6a7QA

The hosts of the Otaku Spirit Animecast take a deep dive into the wonderful world of anime school life. Taking a look at what makes them special, and why they appear so often. Topics this episode: How Prevalent Is It, Why Does It Exist, Why The Hate, Different Settings Within School, Genre Ties, and much more! The intro music for this episode is the OP Your Lie In April called “Hikaru nara” by Goose House. The outro for this episode is the ED for Silver Spoon called “Oto no Naru Hoo e” also by Goose House.

10 year old genius Chiyo Mihama has enrolled into high school. Little does she know the kind of crazy weirdos she’ll meet in her new class! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wasasum/message

Yusef Roach and Anita join Ethan, Donna, and Beezo to talk about Daily Lives Of High School Boys, Cromartie High School, Azumanga Daioh, and Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto.

The hosts of the Otaku Spirit Animecast are back for yet another fun-filled discussional. Tackling the biggest news of anime for the recent weeks and diving into some great questions and comments from the community. Topics this episode: SAO Returning, School-Live Dub, Kino’s Journey Manga, Funimation March Releases, First-Time Gal Adaptation, Haifuri announcement, Studio Atelier BWCB Closing, Aho-Girl Adaptation, Vertical Licenses, Crunchyroll Expo, ClariS Eromanga Sensei, Sakura Quest News, Gundam Thunderbolt, New Game Season 2, To Your Eternity Thoughts, Kemono Friends Fandom, Gravity Rush 2, and much more! Thanks to Infohound, Patrik, and JaredScott5 for the questions featured in this episode. Thanks to Court Secretary and District Clerk for the .. feedback? The intro for this episode is the OP for Azumanga Daioh called “Soramimi Cake” by Oranges and Lemons. The outro for this episode is the ED for Sunday Without God called “Owaranai Melody Wo Utaidashimashita” by Mikako Komatsu.

Programa número 66 de la segunda temporada de Mal Vivir, emitido el 8 de octubre de 2016, programa donde hablamos de varios mangas, como: Apocalypse no Toride, Metro Survive, Azumanga Daioh, entre otros. También hablamos ampliamente sobre la serie de Mob Psycho 100%.

To celebrate an anime viewing milestone, the hosts of the Animecast sit down to run through 100 titles worth watching. Ranging from comedy, to horror, to romance, to sci-fi, and many other genres. Check below for a full list of all 100 anime series as featured in this episode. Again, please keep in mind that this is a suggestion list and isn’t intended for purpose of claiming any shows are better than another. This is also a relatively quick runthrough of each series. For more details of a series, most of these series have been reviewed, so check our Review page for an extensive analysis. The opening song for this episode is the OP for Higurashi When They Cry Called “Higurashi no Naku Koro ni” by Eiko Shimamiya. The closing song for this episode is the ED for Wolf’s Rain called “Gravity” by Maaya Sakamoto. We hope you all enjoy! The 100 Anime Series Suggestion List: 1-20: A Lull in the Sea, Air TV, Armitage III, Azumanga Daioh, Baccano, Blood+, Bunny Drop, Castletown Dandelion, Chobits, Clannad, Claymore, Code Geass, Cowboy Bebop, Crest of the Stars, Darker Than Black, Death Note, Death Parade, Dennou Coil, Durarara, Eden of the East 21-40: Erased, Fate Series, Flying Witch, From The New World, Full Metal Alchemist, Gatchaman Crowds, Girls Und Panzer, Great Teacher Onizuka, Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash, Gunslinger Girl, Haibane Renmei, Hanasaku Iroha, Hare and Guu, Higurashi When They Cry, Inari Konkon Koi Iroha, Iria Zeiram The Animation, K Series, K-ON, Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress 41-60: Kanon, Katanagatari, Kino’s Journey, Knights of Sidonia, Kokoro Connect, Konosuba, Kurenai, Little Busters, Love Chuunibyo and Other Delusions, Lucky Star, Maoyu, Maria The Virgin Witch, Midori Days, BECK Mongolian Chop Squad, Monogatari Series, Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun, Mushi-shi, My Teenage Romantic Comedy SNAFU, Natsume’s Book of Friends, Neon Genesis Evangelion 61-80: Nichijou: My Ordinary Life, Non Non Biyori, Noragami, Oreimo, Outbreak Company, Overlord, Paranoia Agent, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Punch Line, Re:Zero Starting Life In Another World, Record of Lodoss War, Samurai 7, Sayonara Zetsuba Sensei, School-Live, Scrapped Princess, Serial Experiments Lain, Shakugan no Shana, Shirobako, Showa Genroku Rakugo Shinju, Shuffle!, Snow White With The Red Hair 81-100: Soul Eater, Sound of the Sky, Spice and Wolf, Steins Gate, Sword Art Online, Tamako Market, Servant X Service, Tenchi Muyo, Terror in Resonance, The Hentai Prince and the Stony Cat, The Vision of Escaflowne, Three Leaves Three Colors, Time of Eve, Tokyo Magnitude 8.0, Toradora, Ushio and Tora, Utawarerumono, Wakaba Girl, Wolf’s Rain, Yuki Yuna is a Hero

In this episode we get a little personal in discussing our love and history with music. We also discuss Stranger Things, so spoiler warning. Grimm can't stop comparing alternate dimensions to anuses. Alfonso is convinced we live within a cave of taints. Jeff is shocked about the rating of Eight Crazy Nights on Rotten Tomatoes. |Anime's Mentioned: Aldnoah Zero, Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash, Btoom, Blue Arpeggio of the sea, Magical Warfare, Tokyo Ghoul, 91, Noragami, Oreimo, Ranma 1/2, Gurren Lagann, Air, .hack/sign, Evangelion ( I give up), Ghost in the Shell, Cowboy Bebop, Bleach, Barakamon, Handa Kun, Angelic Days, Usagi Drop, FLCL, Gangsta, Dimension W, Fate Stay Night, Kabeneri of the Iron Fortress, Shakugan no Shana, Guilty Crown, Azumanga Daioh, Sanakrea, Bakuman, Glasslip, The Devil is a Part Timer, Nagi no asakura, Mushishi, Redline, Parasyte

E esse é um Fate Masters especial, onde começamos um novo quadro do Fate Masters, o Fate Masters Analisa. E não podia ser um começo melhor: nessa edição nós analisamos Bukatsu, de Igor Moreno (que já é figurinha carimbada no Fate Masters Apresenta). Em melhor estilo, vamos ao Colégio Itazura e exploramos as regras, descrições e materiais que ele colocou nesse cenário para Fate Acelerado onde você pode jogar em todos aqueles mil animes e mangás que envolvem escola, não importa se são pessoas querendo ajudar seus companheiros, delinquentes enfrentando ameaças sobrenaturais, ou mesmo a escola onde todos os clubes decidem que será o próximo conselho estudantil na base da porrada, e mais as grande lista que aumenta a cada nova temporada de animes (em pelo menos cinco ou seis). Deixamos uma pequena lista de animes que lembramos envolvendo escolas e estudantes colegiais: ficou de fora muita, mas muita coisa mesmo que a gente não lembrou no momento da gravação. E como se fosse pouco, ainda deixamos aqui as nossas contribuições para um possível Bukatsu! Shippuden: o Clube de Rugby e o Clube dos Anfitriões para Bukatsu! Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Duração: 80min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:10 - Abertura 00:01:11 - Explicando o que é Bukatsu! 00:04:15 - Apresentando o Colégio Itazura 00:06:27 - Uma campanha no foco da criação de um clube e como Bukatsu trata a estrutura da escola japonesa 00:11:28 - Sobre a arte e diagramação de Bukatsu 00:17:09 - Sobre a aventura inicial de Bukatsu 00:18:07 - Começando a Criação dos Personagens com o Aspecto Nominal 00:24:31 - Comentários sobre os Estereótipos de Mangá e Anime como Aspectos (e os Garotos Mágicos de Anime) 00:26:10 - Sobre as Façanhas em Bukatsu e como você as obtém 00:28:54 - Sobre o Alívio Cômico 00:30:21 - Sobre o Lema do personagem 00:32:32 - Sobre o Objetivo 00:36:10 - Sobre o Tipo Sangüineo 00:40:55 - Sobre os Clubes em Bukatsu 00:45:32 - Definindo os Clubes do seu Colégio Itazura 00:46:51 - Uso Múltiplo de Estresse, recuperação de Consequências e o Clima de Mangá e Anime em Bukatsu 00:49:47 - Regra de Flashback, Honoríficos, Divisão de Tarefas, entre outras novas regras 00:53:01 - Mais um pouco sobre o Monólogo do Objetivo do personagem 00:57:30 - Regras do Bukatsu interessantes de serem usadas fora de Bukatsu 01:00:03 - Respondendo como trazer jogadores para Bukatsu e usando Bukatsu 01:07:45 - Recomendações sobre animes para inspiração para uma campanha de Bukatsu e sobre o cuidado com os tropos dos mangás (TL;DR: manere no fanservice) 01:17:34 - Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: Bukatsu! Azumanga Daioh! Lucky Star Haruhi Suzumiya Yuyu Hakusho Sailor Moon Kill La Kill Tenjou Tenghe Infinity Stratos Sket Dance Kuroro No Basket Captain Tsubasa Prince of Tennis Another Assassination Classroom Genshiken Binan Koukou Chikyuu Bouei-bu LOVE! (Cute High Earth Defense Club Love!) Girls und Panzer Haiyore! Nyaruko-San! Urusei Yatsura K-On! Bleach Working!! Ookami-San to Shichinin no Nakamatachi Ranma ½ Inuyasha Gotham Academy Porky’s (NSFW) Rival Schools Kare Kano Negima! Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills por Zeropage Bouken Desho Desho (Abertura de A Melancolia de Haruhi Suzumiya) - TV Edit por Aya Hirano

What's Good? News Tokyo Olympics in 2020 will feature Astro Boy, Sailor Moon, Naruto, Dragon Ball, Yokai Watch, Shin-chan and more! Steven Universe featured Takafumi Hori (From TRIGGER) for a few sequences of animation in its latest episode titled Mindful Education. Haikyuu!! Season 3 premiers October 7 th Read or Die anime being considered. Crunchyroll writes “From bulletproof dragons to lock-picks, a paper master manipulates paper to their will. In Hong Kong, three young paper masters, Anita, Maggie and Michelle, use their formidable skills to protect Nenene, an author targeted by a mad bomber. As their bodyguard duties take them to Tokyo, they will be educated on the dangers of literacy!” The cover of the latest Read or Die light novel had a notice reading “new anime project in development?!” Our Watchlist Gantz- Gonzo (Samurai 7, Afro Samurai, Last Exile) Berserk- OLM (Pokemon, Future Card Buddyfight, Utawarerumono) Kill la Kill- Trigger (Inferno Cop, Little Witch Academia, Space Patrol Luluco) Food Wars- J.C. Staff (Golden Time, Azumanga Daioh, Flying Witch) Hunter X Hunter- Madhouse (My Love Story!!, Paprika, Redline) Kuroko's Basketball- Production I.G. (Ace of Diamond, Ghost in the Shell) Your Lie in April- A-1 Pictures (Working!!, Sword Art Online, Aldnoah.Zero) Homework Soul Eater Not!- Bones (Space Dandy, Bungou Stray Dogs, Gosick) The Girl Who Leapt Through Time- Madhouse Our logo artist! http://turvytops.com/       Our intro artist!  Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/tomnasr Instagram: @tom_nasr           Contact Us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/instantramenpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/InstantRamenPod Instagram: http://instagram.com/instantramenpodcast E-mail: instantramenpodcast@gmail.com

It's our FIFTIETH EPISODE SPECTACULAR this week celebrating cats in art and pop culture! Photographer and film critic Megan Baker aka The Comedy Hipster and artist/musician Dax Schaffer return to the program to chat about all our favorite silver screen felines including Sassy from Homeward Bound, Jiji from Kiki's Delivery Service, the black cat from Coraline, Dad Cat from Azumanga Daioh, and more. We also put our two cents in on the big ones like Garfield, Hello Kitty, Meowth, Salem from Sabrina The Teenage Witch, and even Simba from The Lion King. Thank you all for sticking with us for fifty episodes so far; here's to fifty more, and beyond! The Purrrcast, talking to cat people because we can't talk to their cats. New episodes every Wednesday! Please rate and subscribe in iTunes: thepurrrcast.com Email us! thepurrrcast@gmail.com If you shop on Amazon be sure to click this link and we'll get a small kickback. Thanks for the support: http://www.amazon.com?_encoding=UTF8&tag=thepurr-20 Follow Megan Baker on Twitter: https://twitter.com/comedyhipster On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/comedyhipster/ Read The Vintage: https://thevintage.wordpress.com/ Follow Dax Schaffer on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daxschaffer/ Watch Cosplay Girl: https://vimeo.com/176767977 Check out Dax's art and music: http://daxschaffer.com/ Links of Interest: - Doctor Wheuss - https://www.behance.net/gallery/13266399/Dr-Wheuss - Behind the scenes of The X-Files "Teso Dos Bichos” - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDTqNZ7JYdM - Agua Mala summary (the cat was named Reggie) - http://www.filmfodder.com/tv/xfiles/agua_mala/ - Homeward Bound animal action explained - http://www.humanehollywood.org/index.php/movie-archive/item/homeward-bound-the-incredible-journey - Watch The Smurfs: The Legend of Smurfy Hollow - http://amazon.com - Review/summary of Mei and the Kittenbus - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4CghIheqzk - Emperor's New Groove clip - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjlVRWynkhM - Buy Emperor's New Groove on Blu-Ray - http://amazon.com - Sabrina the Teenage Witch intros - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkNHBWxwqGk - Buy Sabrina the Teenage Witch series on DVD - http://amazon.com - Fluke trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iQp5RXzvwk - Azumanga Daioh clip 1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bciUHhzmNo - Azumanga Daioh clip 2 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fePtLL7oRDg - The Mummy clip - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwnW1WxFiLM - Alien/Jonesy "Don't Care" T-shirt - http://amazon.com - Steven's Halloween Album - https://thankgoodness.bandcamp.com/album/the-autumn-fall - JonTron review - The Skateboard Kid - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsWlKOwqlD4 - The Cat Piano - https://vimeo.com/3985019 - Cat piano with stuffed cats - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8E_AiTGdC0c Follow The Purrrcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThePurrrcast on Instagram: https://instagram.com/thepurrrcast/ on Tumblr: http://thepurrrcast.tumblr.com/ Please like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePurrrcast Follow Sara Iyer's cat Samba on Twitter: https://twitter.com/kittysamba Follow Sara Iyer on Instagram: https://instagram.com/saraiyer/ Follow Steven Ray Morris on Twitter: https://twitter.com/StevenRayMorris Buy Steven's book on the Jurassic Park Franchise over at Thought Catalog: http://thoughtcatalog.com/book/molding-a-jurassic-universe/ Theme song by Anabot (Analise Nelson) and Dax Schaffer: http://www.anabotmusic.com/ https://daxschaffer.bandcamp.com/ Artwork by Jillian Yoffe: flatratstudio.com Part of the #HelloLionFace podcast network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's time for the Downtown Nemuru Ultimate Anime Sleepytime Challenge: Summer 2016 Edition! Hold onto your seats, because it's time for a life or death struggle where Graziella's mettle is put to the absolute test as she wends and winds a labyrinthine of real and user-submitted anime titles in an quest to determine the very essence of Reality and Falsehood! (some messy audio in the beginning as I do a sloppy job cutting out the noise of the air conditioner compressor, it becomes marginally better after the Azumanga Daioh break!) (thanks to all the listeners who submitted titles, I'm pretty sure I got them all in!)

Big thanks to our new logo artist! Make sure to check out more of her art at:  http://turvytops.com/ Another- Licensed: Sentai Filmworks (No Game No Life, High School of the Dead, Akema Ga Kill, Angel Beats, Parasyte, Golden Time, K-On!!, Azumanga Daioh, My Love Story) Studio: P.A. Works (Most popular Angel Beats) Angel Beats- Licensed: Sentai Filmworks Studio: P.A. Works High School of the Dead- Licensed: Sentai Filmworks Studio: Madhouse (One Punch Man, Death Note, My Love Story, Ace of Diamond, Parasyte, No Game No Life, Hunter x Hunter, Death Parade, Wolf Children) School Live- Licensed: Sentai Filmworks Studio: Lerche (Assassination Classroom, Monster Musume [Everyday Life with Monster Girls]) Death Note- Licensed: Viz Media (One Punch Man, Hunter x Hunter, Honey and Clover, Tiger and Bunny, Naruto, Bleach, InuYasha) Studio: Madhouse The Devil is a Part Timer- Licensed: FUNimation Entertainment (Full Metal Alchemist, Steins;Gate, Cowboy Bebop, Erased. Ping Pong The Animation, Mushishi, The Tatami Galaxy, One Piece, Attack on Titan, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Baccano!, Psycho-Pass) Studio: White Fox (Steins;Gate, Akame ga Kill!, Re:Zero) Future Diary- Licensed: FUNimation Entertainment Studio: Asread (Minami-ke Okaeri, Shuffle!, Ga-Rei- Zero) Monogatari- Licensed: Aniplex of America (Mushishi Season 2, Erased, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, Madoka Magica, Fate/Zero, Durarara!!, Working!!!, Kill La Kill!, Sword Art Online) Studio: Shaft (Madoka Magica, ef: A Tale of Melodies/Memories, Dance in the Vampire Bund) Durarara!!- Licensed: Aniplex of America Studio: Brain's Base (D-Frag, Natsume's Book of Friends Four, a ton more I've never heard of) Dance in the Vampire Bund- Licensed: FUNimation – Studio: Shaft Spirited Away- Licensed: Walt Disney Studios Studio: Studio Ghibli (Princess Mononoke, Howl's Moving Castle, Grave of the Fireflies, My Neighbor Totoro, When Marnie Was There, Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea, Kiki's Delivery Service, The Cat Returns) My Neighbor Totoro- Same as above Mushi-shi- Licensed: FUNimation Entertainment Studio: Artland (Gunslinger Girl, Legend of the Galactic Heroes, Bokura ga Ita) anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day (We Still Don't Know the Name of the Flower We Saw That Day) – Licensed: NIS America, Inc. (Toradora, Bunny Drop!, Daily Lives of High School Boys, Working!!, Love Live!, Card Captor Sakura) Studio: A-1 Pictures (Erased, From a New World, Your Lie in April, Fairy Tale, Working!! Silver Spoon) Puella Magi Madoka Magica- Licensed: Aniplex of America - Studio: Shaft The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya- Licensed: FUNimation Studio: Kyoto Animation (Clannad, Nichijou, K-On!, Full Metal Panic!, Lucky Star, Sound! Euphonium, InuYasha) The Girl Who Leapt Through Time- Licensed: FUNimation Entertainment – Studio: Madhouse Contact us through E-mail: instantramenpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @instantramenpod Facebook: Instant Ramen Podcast Our logo artist: http://turvytops.com/

Tom, Clarissa, Dave, and I go back to school to reflect on one of our favorite anime comdies: Azumanga Daioh. Don't call it slice of life, or there will be dire consequences.

Nesse Fate Masters Apresenta, começamos uma série de entrevistas com os Desafiados do Destino, e para abrir com chave de ouro convidamos (sequestramos?) o sempai do Colégio Itazura, Igor Moreno, para falar mais sobre o cenário de comédia em Escolas japonesas, Bukkatsu!. Além disso ele fala um pouco sobre outras iniciativas e planos dele, como o Space Dragon e o Chopstick! Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Fábio Emilio Costa Filipe Dalmatti Lima Paulo Guerche Igor Moreno (Prisioneiro Especialmente Convidado) Duração: 47min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:05 - Apresentação 02:20 - Como começou a escrever RPG e tornou-se um dos Desafiados do Destino 04:30 - Como nasceu o Bukkatsu! 06:35 - Porquê o tema de escola no anime 08:30 - Qual o espírito do Bukkatsu! 11:49 - Tipos de aventuras que podemos ver no Bukkatsu! 13:36 - Bukkatsu!: ponto de partida para campanhas de anime ou apenas focado na escola? 17:09 - Bukkatsu!: o 3D&T Killer? 19:40 - Sobre a regra de Nomes (Aspecto de Nome) no Bukkatsu! 24:10 - Sobre os Estereótipos em Bukkatsu! 28:12 - Sobre os Clubes em Bukkatsu! 30:42 - Sobre outras regras e dicas que Bukkatsu! irá trazer (como sobre como usar os sufixos japoneses) 33:01 - Planos para o futuro do Bukkatsu! 34:45 - Sobre planos envolvendo o Space Dragon 37:55 - Sobre Worlds of Adventures e Bukkatsu! 40:10 - Sobre os projetos e publicações dos projetos novos, principalmente Chopstick! 41:29 - Sobre o que mais gosta no Fate 43:31 - Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: Chopstick! Beta Space Dragon Azumanga Daioh K-On! YuYu Hakusho Hikaru No Go Haruhi Suzumiya Tenjho Tenge Kill La Kill Haiyore! Nyaruko-San! Shirobako Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes

People have asked for it, and now it's here. We run through our top must watch anime list. Not to claim these shows are better than any others, but rather to suggest many shows we love that people should watch. Shows Discussed in this Episode: Tenchi Muyo, Hare+Guu, The Visions of Escaflowne, Time of Eve, Outbreak Company, Toradora, Baccano, Durarara, Cowboy Bebop, Angel Beats, Soul Eater, Samurai 7, Witch Hunter Robin, Akira, Armitage III, Ghost in the Shell, Azumanga Daioh, Mushi-shi, Fate/Stay, Nichijou, Record of Lodoss War, Gunslinger Girl, Rurouni Kenshin, Shirobako, Claymore, Princess Mononoke, Steins;Gate, K-On, Eden of the East, Kanon, Bunny Drop, Kokoro Connect, Grave of the Fireflies, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Katanagatari, Serial Experiments Lain, Great Teacher Onizuka, Hanasaku Iroha, Air TV, Wolf Children, Utawarerumono, Higurashi When They Cry, The Future Diary, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Chobits, Mai Hime, Code Geass, Death Note, and Clannad.

Vamos falar sobre animes do gênero Slice of Life. Discutimos sobre esse gênero tão famigerado e muitas vezes mal compreendido, indicamos algumas boas séries como: Joshiraku, Barakamon, Lucky Star, Aria, Azumanga Daioh, K-on, Bartender, Acchi Kocchi, Non Non Biyori, Kimi to boku, Mitsudomoe, entre outras. Bebop, Eviláio, Erick e Carlírio Neto são os participantes dessa edição. Aproveite e comente: O sobre o que é Slice of Life? Quais são os animes desse gênero que você mais gosta?

New to anime? Introducing someone to anime? Chris and Andrew explain everything you need to know on how to get started in explaining or diving into anime. Good shows to get started, lingo, subtitles versus dub, where to get it, how to save money, and so much more.

¿Estábamos muertos? ¡No! ¿Estábamos de parranda? ¡Tampoco! ¡Samus tenía gripe! Y como no sabemos si se puede contagiar a través de las ondas - y no queremos arriesgar - preferimos dejar que el virus se largara antes de volver a grabar ¡Y aquí estamos! Veamos que tenemos esta semana... - Noticias - Novedades - Análisis: DmC Devil May Cry - Análisis: The Cave - Creepypasta: Animal Crossing - Anime: Azumanga Daioh - Mitos y Leyendas de Japón: El LavaHabas Venimos cargados ¿eh? Pues esto no es todo ¡A partir de hoy podéis seguirnos en ZonaPixel! También podéis encontrarnos en ivoox, iTunes, Oyesto, Radiopodcastellano y Directorio Podcast ¡Feliz semana!

In honor of her Roast at Ohayocon '13 next weekend, and our coverage of the con, The Dennis Daniel Show is pleased to present an encore presentation of our interview with voice actress Tiffany Grant. Tiffany is an accomplished voice actress and ADR writer who is best known as the timeless Asuka Langey Soryu from the classic "Neon Genesis Evangelion" Aside from NGE, Tiffany has voiced for several dozen other animé, including Azumanga Daioh, Full Metal Panic: Fumofuu, Maburaho!, and the Book of Bantorra. Along with voice acting, Tiffany is also an accomplished ADR writer and has written for several series including Angelic Layer, The Wallflower, Comic Party Revolution, and Fire Emblem. Join Dennis as he talks to Tiffany about working as a voice actress, interacting with fans at different conventions, and even about cosplaying as her trademark character, Asuka. We even hear Dennis explain why you'll never see him in a EVA plugsuit. Tune in to a special edition of The Dennis Daniel Show. Friday, January 11th at 6PM EST on BlogTalkRadio.com

Episode 004 - Happy Hump Day Relly explains why leaving the house with a piece of toast in your mouth is bound to lead to embarrassment and Pauly is preparing to play a lot of Dominion. There’s discussion of Relly’s favourite manga and anime, why The Guild is worth a watch and also live comedy recommendations. Plus Relly’s recording fails near the end, heralding the exciting return of cheese of the week. Happy hump day, listeners! Theme music: Helix Nebula by Anamanaguchi, from the album Power Supply. We’re excited to be getting some feedback about these shows. Let us know what you think via email, Twitter or the web. This week we chatted about: Hump Day: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hump%20dayPrince of Tennis: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Prince_of_TennisOuran High School Host Club: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouran_High_School_Host_ClubHetalia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HetaliaParanoia Agent: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paranoia_AgentRead Or Die (OVA): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read_or_Die_%28OVA%29Are the moves in Prince of Tennis realistic?: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070223182548AAXGk2P(bonus marks for the second answer)Late For School trope: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/LateForSchool - running with bread = hilarityNosebleed trope: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/NosebleedIdiot Crows trope: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/IdiotCrowsTV Tropes: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HomePageWholesome Crossdresser trope: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WholesomeCrossdresserAzumanga Daioh: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azumanga_DaiohDirty Old Man trope: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DirtyOldManNeon Genesis Evangelion: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neon_Genesis_EvangelionForth Wall and related tropes: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/FourthWallFutari Ecchi: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futari_EcchiPettanko: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/Pettanko?from=Main.PettankoNetflix: https://www.netflix.com/Studio Ghibli on IMDB: http://uk.imdb.com/company/co0048420/Studio Ghibli on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Studio_GhibliMy Neighbor Totoro: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Neighbor_TotoroSpirited Away: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirited_AwayEden of the East: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eden_of_the_EastRough Guide to Anime on Amazon UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Rough-Guide-Anime-Reference/dp/1858282055Akira film: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akira_%28film%29Ghost in the Shell: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_in_the_ShellSherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century (anime-style cartoon): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherlock_Holmes_in_the_22nd_CenturyThe Guild: http://www.watchtheguild.com/Felicia Day: http://feliciaday.com/Geek and Sundry: http://geekandsundry.com/Wil Wheaton: http://wilwheaton.net/Paul and Storm: http://www.paulandstorm.com/Joss Whedon on IMDB: http://uk.imdb.com/name/nm0923736/Dr Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog on IMDB: http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt1227926/Dr Horrible DVD on Amazon UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dr-Horribles-Sing-Along-Blog-DVD/dp/B001NPEMVOAvenue Q: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avenue_QShow Off! London: http://www.showoffpianobar.com/Karaoke Circus: http://www.karaokecircus.com/Edinburgh Festival fringe: http://www.edfringe.com/Claudia O'Doherty at the Soho Theatre: http://sohotheatre.com/whats-on/claudia-oandrsquo-doherty-the-telescope/100 facts about pandas on Amazon UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Facts-about-Pandas-David-ODoherty/dp/0224086324100 facts about sharks on Amazon UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Facts-About-Sharks-David-ODoherty/dp/0224086766/Urban Outfitters UK: http://www.urbanoutfitters.co.uk/Daniel Kitson on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_KitsonJonathan Coulton on Back To Work podcast: http://5by5.tv/b2w/30Gloom on Board Game Geek: http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/12692/gloomDominion on Board Game Geek: http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/36218/dominionDominion Online: http://dominion.isotropic.org/Guards! Guards! on Board Game Geek: http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/92776/guards-guards-a-discworld-boardgameSaint Agur Blue on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Agur_Blue This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 UK: England & Wales License

This week, the Wailords are joined by Darius, aka Starscream! We talk about the science behind Pokeballs and the Greatest Filler Episode Ever*! Azumanga Daioh! scene we talk about. Watch now! *this weekRead more →

As Kellen and James continue on with the next three episodes of Blue Drop ("Dahlia Pinnata," "Garden Verbena," and "Campanula"), the duo looks for anything they can enjoy from this show and hold on to it for dear life, as comparisons are made to much better shows like Azumanga Daioh, Rumbling Hearts, and Clone High.

As Kellen and James continue on with the next three episodes of Blue Drop ("Dahlia Pinnata," "Garden Verbena," and "Campanula"), the duo looks for anything they can enjoy from this show and hold on to it for dear life, as comparisons are made to much better shows like Azumanga Daioh, Rumbling Hearts, and Clone High.

As Kellen and James continue on with the next three episodes of Blue Drop ("Dahlia Pinnata," "Garden Verbena," and "Campanula"), the duo looks for anything they can enjoy from this show and hold on to it for dear life, as comparisons are made to much better shows like Azumanga Daioh, Rumbling Hearts, and Clone High.

As Kellen and James continue on with the next three episodes of Blue Drop ("Dahlia Pinnata," "Garden Verbena," and "Campanula"), the duo looks for anything they can enjoy from this show and hold on to it for dear life, as comparisons are made to much better shows like Azumanga Daioh, Rumbling Hearts, and Clone High.

Hey guys and gals! We got ourselves the next installment of the minisodes. It's just Allison and myself for this round. No news, just good old fashioned reviews! I start things off with Azumanga Daioh. This series is for anyone who just wants a very good slice of life anime. Allison gives her score right before the review, and needless to say she's surprised with my score later on. And secondly Allison reviews Black Blood Brothers. This series is somewhat short but only because you'll want more the second the series ends! Allison and I pretty much agreed it was a very good series. That's all for this minisode, and enjoy the show! Opening and Closing Song- Ashita no Kioku  

Afro Samurai, Naruto, Azumanga Daioh, Gantz, Bleach, Witch Hunter Robin, and Gurren Lagann. These are just some of the great anime that failed to garner a vote on the ballots of Animezing Podcast's Top 11 Anime of the Decade. Find out what did get votes, and what the gang voted as the best of the decade.

Afro Samurai, Naruto, Azumanga Daioh, Gantz, Bleach, Witch Hunter Robin, and Gurren Lagann. These are just some of the great anime that failed to garner a vote on the ballots of Animezing Podcast's Top 11 Anime of the Decade. Find out what did get votes, and what the gang voted as the best of the decade.

Afro Samurai, Naruto, Azumanga Daioh, Gantz, Bleach, Witch Hunter Robin, and Gurren Lagann. These are just some of the great anime that failed to garner a vote on the ballots of Animezing Podcast's Top 11 Anime of the Decade. Find out what did get votes, and what the gang voted as the best of the decade.

Afro Samurai, Naruto, Azumanga Daioh, Gantz, Bleach, Witch Hunter Robin, and Gurren Lagann. These are just some of the great anime that failed to garner a vote on the ballots of Animezing Podcast's Top 11 Anime of the Decade. Find out what did get votes, and what the gang voted as the best of the decade.

What's up ADV Manga? I used to buy your books back in the day. Oh, the good old days when you were gonna release 1000 manga volumes. You released Volume 1 of Yotsuba by Kiyohiko Azuma, creator of Azumanga Daioh, in June 2005, Volume 2 in August and Volume 3 in October of that same year. Then things started to hit a snag. Yotsuba, along with other titles like Gunslinger Girl, Aria, and Cromartie High School, disappeared from shelves. Yes, the great disaster of ADV manga had begun. Volume 4 of Yotsuba didn't come out till July 2007! By that time I was very leery of buying ADV titles because you never knew when the next volume would come out. At first I boycotted Gunslinger Girl because it had been so long since the last volume that I had to go back to the first volume and reread the series. But I couldn't resist picking up the then new Yotsuba volumes. It ends up that I was hesitant for good reason. After printing Volume 5 in October 2007, ADV manga apparently died and Yotsuba was locked up in their basement, along with the other titles I mentioned up above. So far, only Yotsuba and a few others like Aria and Peacemaker have been able to find a way to escape from their dungeon of manga death.  You would think Gunslinger and Cromartie would have been picked up by now. I think Cromartie would be a good fit for Dark Horse. Gunslinger? I think Seven Seas. But anyways, back to my main point. Yen is putting out a new edition of Yotsuba with new translations.  And get this, they are releasing the first 6 volumes next month! Volume 7 is set for December 2009 with Volume 8 set for April 2010. Yen currently has the covers for volumes 1-6 up at: http://yenpress.us/?page_id=636 I don't really like the fact that they are clumping 6 volumes in one month. They should have spaced it out. If they had, like one volume per month, I would have bought each book as it came out. Since so many are coming out together, what I plan to do is just buy the first and sixth volumes. I already own 1-5 of the ADV editions, so I just want to compare the translations and printing quality of the first books to see how they differ and if it's worth buying the other four that I already have. If you are a One Piece AND Yotsuba fan, prepare to die of starvation, or hopefully, your parents are rich. Or you have a really good job. Or if you aren't living with your parents, maybe move in until this plague of riches passes over! Oh yeah, if you can answer this, you win a Sesho No-Prize!: "Who is Javier Lopez?" Think and discuss amongst yourselves.

Download SongA reworking I did a while back of a couple of songs from the anime, Azumanga Daioh. The originals are called "Maya to Issho" and its variation "Maya to Ita Kisetsu." I originally meant to extend it, but never got around to it.

Sentimos el retraso en la reapertura del Café tras las fiestas navideñas, pero ya hemos vuelto a la normalidad tras los exámenes y problemas técnicos varios. Por lo que, en compensación les hemos preparado un menú especial para el tercer programas de Café Champú.Como entremeses para abrir el apetito y durante todo el menú tenemos:Críticas estéticas al señor Viti por parte de Irene y Trastorno Bipolar.Menciones a:Trastorno BipolarKuchiyose no fansubRemix de novedades.Uso de nuestra promo.Comentamos acerca del desastre del Salón del Manga de Mallorca. (Rogamos que después de hablar de este evento, no caiga alguna desgracia sobre nosotros)Ponemos las promos de: KafelogNecesito un ArmaPodzappMe la sudasComo primer plato, y para que tengas variedad, hemos hablado del manga Dragon Head (también conocido como un manga con viñetas tan negras que no se puede leer porque son negras), y de la serie To Love Ru (o la timidez y el ecchi en plan topicazo, la definición de intento de declararse según los japoneses).Como plato fuerte y libre de censuras, hemos preparado un Azumanga Daioh lleno de sorpresas, MUCHAS sorpresas.Para terminar, y como postre hemos analizado las historias de Ichigo Mashimaro y Reporter Blues.No tengas miedo de escuchar, tenemos cuidado de no desgranarte el argumento de las series. El único momento en el que esto puedo ocurrir es entorno al minuto 42, pero escucha tranquilo, te avisaremos varias veces antes de empezar, de todos modos tendrás que pasarlo 15 minutos hacia delante.Esta vez, también hemos añadido una delicatessen y es que animamos a nuestros oyentes a que participeis en que Viti se cosplaye de Shingo-mama (más detalles en el podcast). Para que os hagáis una idea, os dejo aquí una foto de como quedaría y el bailecito de marras ... Si estáis de acuerdo dejarnos un comentario o bien, enviarnos un email.Esperamos tu participación, y que vuelvas a nuestro pequeño Café Champú. Descargar play_blip_movie_1833200(); Descargar-.-.-.- Café Champú - Una taza rebosante de manga y anime n.n -.-.-.-

He's the creator of "Azumanga Daioh" and "Yotsuba&!," two series well worth your time. That said, after we did the podcast, I came home and found some things out.  Corrections/updates to the podcast follow after the break. First off, Kiyohiko Azuma is really a guy.  It's been generally assumed that because he draws really cute stuff and has a first name ending in the "-ko" suffix (usually reserved for girls) that "he" was really a "she."  That's not the case, and we should've found this out before we did the podcast.  So, my bad. *does the "my bad" dance* The other thing is that Yen Press has only acquired the rights to volume six of "Yotsuba&!"  Finding this out certainly diminishes some of the excitement that I had while recording the podcast, but there's some fun to be had in speculating why it's the only volume they've announced.  I'm betting that either Azuma or Media Works (the company that publishes the series in Japan) is gunshy about licensing out the series again after the debacle that their relationship with ADV Manga turned into.  So, they're only giving Yen rights to that one volume (plus the previous five, which I hear they're negotiating with what's left of ADV Manga for the rights to use their translations) to see how this shakes out. Or, it could be that with what the economy the way it is, Yen is just putting out volume six to see if it'll still sell.  I can't fault them for thinking like that, but I think they'll be pleasantly surprised once the volume is released.  The series inspires a certain... "fervor" among a lot of anime and manga fans on the internet (there's a reason Yotsuba is one of the many mascots of 4chan) to the point where even if they've already read scanlations online, they'll pick up the print version because they love it that much. Anyway, even if it does turn out to be just one volume, more "Yotsuba&!" is a good thing no matter which way you look at it.  And if Yen Press does drop the ball... then I'll just go back to hoping that Dark Horse picks it up.

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A child prodigy, a space cadet, a hyperactive ditz, a gentle giant, a jock and a straight (wo)man all walk into a high school, and we get to laugh at the results as Kellen reviews Azumanga Daioh.

A child prodigy, a space cadet, a hyperactive ditz, a gentle giant, a jock and a straight (wo)man all walk into a high school, and we get to laugh at the results as Kellen reviews Azumanga Daioh.

A child prodigy, a space cadet, a hyperactive ditz, a gentle giant, a jock and a straight (wo)man all walk into a high school, and we get to laugh at the results as Kellen reviews Azumanga Daioh.

A child prodigy, a space cadet, a hyperactive ditz, a gentle giant, a jock and a straight (wo)man all walk into a high school, and we get to laugh at the results as Kellen reviews Azumanga Daioh.

Manga Review of Sunshine Sketch Volume 1 by Ume Aoki. Translated by Satsuki Yamashita. Originally published by Houbunsha in Japan. Published in US by Yen Press, $10.99, Rated Teen. Sunshine Sketch is about 4 art students attending the prestigious Yamabuki Private High School. They are all neighbors in the Hidamari Apartment Building, which is notorious for housing weirdos from the Arts department. I don't know if you would qualify sophomores Yun and Miyu, and juniors Sae and Hiro as "weirdos" per se, but they are all a bit quirky in their own way. The story is mainly told from the viewpoint of Yuno, the stereotypical klutz airhead of the series. You can see the apple doesn't fall far from the tree when her mom takes her for entrance exams and is last seen waving goodbye to Yuno. Hours later, after the test is over, Yuno exits the building to find that her mom is STILL waving, with a hugely swollen arm! Miyu is the pushy energy ball who shows up as soon as Yuno moves into Hidamari, demanding moving Soba (it's a Japanese tradition to make Soba for your new neighbors). This is just the first act of sponging off of Yuno that Miyu instigates. She sees Yuno as a food source and a servant....and as a friend....I guess. Sae and Hiro live on the floor beneath Yuno and Miyu and since they are a year older, see themselves as kind of big sisters to the younger duo. Sae is the more intelligent of the two and seems much more mature, while Hiro is a bit spacier but hides a sly wit and sarcasm that she uses to insult the other girls. Whether she does this intentionally or not, she always plays off her insults as dumb coencidence. Sunshine Sketch is a series of four panel cartoons that read vertically going down the page a la Azumanga Daioh. Because of this format and the subject matter I found it hard not to compare the two series, much to Sunshine's detriment. While Azumanga's jokes were always clear and almost always brought a laugh, the humor in Sunshine is much more hit and miss. Because the book is broken into pseudo chapters, the punchline for a joke can come pages later, much more like Cromartie High School, instead of being rapid fire like Azumanga. This spacing of the jokes tends to dilute the comedy. There were many times reading this book that I realized a joke had been told and I was supposed to laugh but I just didn't get it. But I felt that this was due more to the obscurity of the original writing than a misunderstanding of the Japanese translation or cultural references. The art is pretty average according to the unremarkable subject matter that is being drawn. The character designs and the personalities of the cast stand out a bit better upon a second reading but at this point are a bit formless and hard to distinguish. Sunshine Sketch shows promise at this point and could be quite funny once you get to know the characters a bit more. My Grade: B

Podcast Episode 80 Manga Review: Yotsuba&! Volume 5 by Kiyohiko Azuma, creator of Azumanga Daioh. Translated by Javier Lopez. Originally published in Japan by Media Works. Published in US by ADV manga, $9.99, Rated All Ages. Yotsuba continues her long road to understanding the world as she encounters the money powered Cardbo, a friendly robot made of cardboard, who is actually Miura. Then it's on to helping Ena's family with their housework, visiting a videostore, a planetarium, and on to a dip in the sea as the whole gang goes on a beach trip. My Rating: A The website I mention in the podcast is: http://www.japanaradio.com/ It plays all kinds of J-pop and anime related music. You can listen for free or you can subscribe for better sound quality. You must download the orban plug-in on the top right corner under tune-in to be able to hear the streams. Then you just click on whatever format and speed you have. Or you can also find it on Itunes when you click on the radio icon then international.

Cromartie High School

This week Eeeper reviews, for the retro choice corner, Project A-Ko while Oni reviews Ninja Scroll! Yes I've got a co-host now in the form of Oni. Who is he? Well, you'll just have to listen and find out. He's been waiting to join the show for a while but only recently could he do so. The tone of the show is going downhill from here on in. Anywho if you need to contact me with hints, questions, comments, requests for reviews and anything else then drop me a line @ eeeperschoice- at -gmail.comAlso at GoogleTalk Voicemail @ eeeperschoice- at -gmail.comThe MyChingo flash voicemail box in the sidebarSend me an Odeo in the sidebarSnapvine Voicemail (US)+1-641-985-7800 then press * then 1723766 Please note that all images (excluding Show Artwork included in the mp3) unless otherwise stated are the respective copyright and trademark of their respective owners and licensers. No copyright infringement is meant or implied. News The Melancholy Of Haruhi Suzumiya is set for a May release in both standard and vol 1+artbox versions courtesy of Bandai Entertainment. Yes, the hardest working Internet launched anime in history is coming Here's hoping this doesn't turn out to be another Azumanga Daioh...[Link] Also on 25th January just under 1/4 of a million people viewed the special ending of Haruhi from volume 7 of the Japanese DVD when it was posted up on YouTube. A quarter of a million people!?! Have these people no real lives!? Oh, wait. Sorry, wrong person to ask that question... [Link] Mushishi is being courted for a release of it's l;ive action version. God, I must have missed this when it first came out. So, on the podcast no offense was meant to Mushishi fans at all. Betcha one of parties interested in the film was ADV and another was Harmony Gold. I mean without any new licences, they only have Robotech to fall back on for profit. Right? Right!? RIGHT!?! Oh here's that link to Jo Odagiri's ANN page. [Link] Funimation announced they have the rights to Mushishi the anime, Ragnarok The Animation and Suzuka. OK, let's just hope they finally fix their subtitle problems this year....YEAH, RIGHT!!!Christ, I can't escape from Mushishi! And it's been given one of the worst re-titles for this year. BugMaster! (As Weevil Underwood(English Version)): Oh no, you've broken my Great Moth! We hate that voice actors take on Underwood. Also Funimation expand their programming block on their Funimation Channel. Now we can watch more DragonBall then ever before! [Link] Bandai Visual USA have said they will release Gunbuster 2[Link] Manga Entertainment have announced that they will release the Ghost In The Shell:SAC movie Solid State Society in July. Apparently they weren't brave enough to release it on Blu-Ray [Link]I've tried to find the article on Anime News Service about Blu-Ray outselling HD-DVD in Japan but as of the time of my writing this, I've had no luck...Any one who read it can email me the link at the usual address. YouTube and Google reps met with members of the The Japanese Society of Rights of Authors and Composers (JASRAC) and The National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in Japan. With literally hundreds of thousands of copyrighted clips of anime available on YouTube, JASRAC is starting to get nervous. What!?! They're only getting nervous now?!? The GITS DVD we were talking about can be found here but is now out of print. You might be able to find it on Yahoo.co.jp Auctions but it's up to you. And finally, as I promised here is the Wiki Entry on Pentacost Reviews Air Gear Huh? Where's the review? Sorry the section with Oni ran long so it's going to be next week before you can listen to Eeeper review this. Project A-Ko This amazing movie from 1986 remains one of Eeeper's favourite anime of all time and set a benchmark for parodies of anime and manga to come. Captain Harlock, Maison Ikkoku and Fist of the North Star are some of the titles that get poked to death in this treat. Eeeper goes all over the world for sport in this review before actually getting to the PLOT. Try and stay with him on this one, it does pay off. Central Park Media released this movie along with the OVA sequels comprising of the DVD volumes Love and Robots and Uncivil Wars. Oni watched Uncivil Wars but Eeeper didn't so only the first film and part of the OVA's are covered. This film was one of three VHS available to rent from 24-Hour Video in Eeep's hometown (the other two being Giant Robo Part One of the OVA and StreetFighter II: The Animated Movie) so it got serious playtime in the Eeep household. CPM page for Project A-Ko the collected edition Wikipedia page on A-Ko ANN page on A-Ko Ninja Scroll 10th Anniversary Edition Yeah! This kick ass movie from 1993 has it's flaws (no character devolpment for secondary characters for one thing) but it's getting the Manliest award from us. It may be replaced soon ( Mazinger Z and Getter Robo are on order) but for now bask in the glory of it's testosterone! The plot doesn't matter! After all it is a public safety service announcement from Yoshiaki Kawajiri. Oni has never tried to review anything before this so his review should be taken in the spirit in which it was approached. Which is the Spirit Of Vengeance. Go Ghost Rider! Wikipedia page for Ninja Scroll ANN page on Ninja Scroll Competition Time plus other stuffYep, it's our first give away and up for grabs is the first volume plus artbox of Fafner! Yeah I know it's an Evangelion rip-off but it's brainless, entertaining stuff anyway. The competition is open to all regardless of location. Only stipulation is that you must be able to play Region ! DVD's . That's it. To win you'll have to listen in. Open Request to all podcasters! If you have a podcast promo that you think we can play on our show send them in, please! Also speaking of podcasts, we are now on Digg, Technorati, Podcast Pickle and also Podcast Alley. Please add us to them! We need all of your help! Don't make us beg! It'll be embarrassing and sticky.... PromosNinja Consultants Fast Karate For The Gentleman Otaku Generation Anime World Order Next Week: Oni will be reviewing the classic shoujo sci-fi film, They Were Eleven. While Eeeper will tackle another Kawajiri title from 1995, Birdy The Mighty plus the late review of the manga Air Gear by Oh!Great. Just in time for the anime from ADV.

Silent Hill, Azumanga Daioh