Podcasts about belldandy

Emily (SpaceQueenEmily) joins us once again as No Wall Scroll reunites to discuss the transcendently silly Oh My Goddess! OVA. Thrill to the antics of Belldandy, Urd, and Skuld alongside the hapless Keiichi. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/no-cartridge-audio/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Today we call the Goddess Helpline for consultation as we summon Belldandy and her sisters to help navigate love and college life in Oh My Goddess!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mmman/donations

AFAA watches the final part of the first season Ah! My Goddess this week. As we talk about all the crazy events that happen to Keiichi and Belldandy in this last bit.

This week we witness the massive brains of the Auto Club at work. We also finally get to meet Belldandy's sisters, AKA Naughty Belldandy and Sus Belldandy. This is just too many goddesses!!!

On Day 2 of Otakon, I supported artists, enjoyed seeing all the cosplays, and walked 10,000 steps in my least comfortable cosplay shoes. Show Notes: - Featured image on this blog post is of me as Asuka from Neon Genesis Evangelion, and my friend Megan as Belldandy from Ah! My Goddess. - The theme song [-] The post DDoP 2021 Ep07: Thread Snippings 054: Otakon 2021 Trip Report: Saturday appeared first on Amy Bowen's Creative Endeavors.

Our last episode of 2018, and we revisit the world of the meet cute between Keiichi and Belldandy. For this meeting, Dennis, Ed, and newly promoted cohost Karen revisit Ah! My Goddess: The Movie, which originally premiered in 2000. Knowing of the issues some of us had with the Oh! My Goddess OVA discussion, we see if anything changes our opinion for the movie sequel. We also discuss creepy teacher/student relationships, the abundance of goddesses, who are all these new characters, and the power of love. Thank you all for listening and joining us this year. We hope to see you again in 2019! Dennis: @ichnob | Ed: @ippennokuinashi | Karen: @RyaCosplay Website | Email | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Play Music | Blubrry | iHeartRadio | PlayerFM | Podbean | Overcast | Podchaser | YouTube | RSS Unfortunately, Ah! My Goddess: The Movie is currently out of print in North America.

... WEBurlesque the Podcast, season 2, begins with the mistress of spooky ridulousness, White Elephant Burlesque: Holly Ween ... Holly is the madwoman behind Cosplay Burlesque, and some of the most notable nerdlesque looks in New York City, New Jersey, Philadelphia, and beyond. We get a rare chance to sit down in October between back-to-back double-header shows as she sews a bra. ... She has won awards for her burlesque acts as the Xenomorph Queen from the Alien franchise and Kodos from The Simpsons, as well as multiple notices, and has toured in some of the most wonderful attire. We talk her anime cosplay beginnings and her progress as she takes over the world, one stitch at a time. ... topics: the start of dressing up, Vampire Princess Miyu, deep nerdery, Nickelodeon, first and now scary movies, famous at a con, Revolutionary Girl Utena, nerdlesque vs cosplay, generational differences, Harley Quinn, Lulu and Final Fantasy X, Prompto from Final Fantasy XV, cw: stapling, constructing for stripping, a strip cry or sadlesque, Vampire Hunter D, 80s horror, nearly impossible costume ideas, losing limbs on stage, The Lost Boys, Scran(t)on goth, how we met, pink gothic Lolita for Voltaire, constructing a merman, revel behind the character, Elvira, Buffy, dogs, Legos, a corgi for Dream Daddy, in on the joke, Belldandy from Oh My Goddess, mad nerdlesque, Holly's top 5, ... shoutouts: Esmerelda May, Uncle Yo, Tiger Bay, Fem Appeal, Anja Keister, Geek Girl Burlesque, Christopher Lee, Femme Fae la Butche, Regina Stargazer, Little Miss Rollerhoops, Magdalena Fox, Oliver Swisskey ... recorded in central New Jersey on October 23, 2018 ... notes: Elvira's 1981 series was called Elvira's Movie Macabre; Nicolas Cage starred in 1998's Vampire's Kiss; Magdalena Fox's knuckle tattoos actually say "Dog Lady;" according Disney Word of God, Ariel the Little Mermaid is supposed to be 16 and Snow White is supposed to be 14 ... music: "On a 45" This Way to the Egress (thiswaytotheegress.com); Used with permission - download it on Amazon today: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DY68WX2/ ... "One-Eyed Maestro" & "Tenebrous Brothers Carnival - Act Two" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com); Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License; http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ ... shop our merch: http://weburlesque.com/shop ... support us on patreon: https://patreon.com/weburlesque ... see us live: http://www.weburlesque.com/upcoming-shows ... follow us: @weburlesque @viktordevonne on instagram and twitter; @happy.holly.ween on instagram ... talk to us: https://www.facebook.com/groups/157673948280099

Ah! My Goddess revolved around a young college student named Keiichi Morisato, whose luck always seemed to be on the downside, but his fortune quickly changes one fateful night when a seemingly normal phone call suddenly connects him to the goddess hotline. A beautiful blonde goddess named Belldandy comes bursting through his mirror, offering not only her charm and innocencebut also a single wish. Keiichi jokingly wishes for her to live with him forever, and, unfortunately, she's obligated to grant the wish. Now Belldandy and Keiichi are stuck with each other and thus the comedic and romantic antics commence! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wasasum/message

Happy holidays, folks! On our final episode of 2016, Ed, Kate, and Dennis are joined by Karen and Garrett to go over the first disc of the Oh! My Goddess OVA, episodes 1-3, but that comes after discussing some of our favorite Christmas related anime episodes or specials. We discuss Belldandy being one of the earliest anime idols during our anime fandom infancy, the confusing workings of the "Ultimate Force," what powers a goddess can or can't use, beach episode tropes, love potion consequences, weird spider bunnies, and jerk sempai. With special guests Karen (Rya Cosplay) and Garrett (@blkriku) Dennis: @ichnob | Diana: @binkxy | Ed: @ippennokuinashi | Eve: @eve_il | Kate: @TaikoChan | Sam: @EssFive Website | Email | Facebook | Twitter | iTunes | Stitcher | Google Play Music | Blubrry | RSS Support the show by purchasing Oh! My Goddess Volumes 1 & 2 on Amazon! Volume 1: http://amzn.to/2gCy55H | Volume 2: http://amzn.to/2gMSIPT Happy holidays to you all, and see you again in 2017!

On this month's manga episode, Shea and Derek discuss two distinctly different titles. They begin with Batman: The Jiro Kuwata Batmanga (DC Comics). The second in this planned three-volume series, collecting all of Kuwata's Batman work, just came out last month, and the Two Guys look at both volumes one and two. These Batmanga stories were originally serialized in Japan between 1966 and 1967, at the height of the Adam West Batman craze, and both Derek and Shea comment on how much Kuwata's stories were informed by that TV series, as well as by the "New Look" of earlier in the decade. At the same time, this manga never comes across as intentionally campy or self-conscious of itself as a pop-cultural product. In fact, one of the guys' first topics of conversation is how much Kuwata's Batman takes from its American version and how much is unique and original to the manga. Surprisingly, there are relatively few American imports into the Batmanga stories -- Jim Gordon is prominent throughout, and both Alfred Pennyworth and Vicki Vale make brief appearances -- and the villains in Kuwata's stories are either street-level thugs or unique to the manga. Indeed, Derek comments on the weirdness of many of Batman's nemeses in these stories -- at least, more weirdly off-beat than those in the American version --  including Lord Death Man, the Human Ball, Professor Gorilla, the Hangman, and, one of his favorites, Go-Go the Magician. (Clayface is the focus of a chapter in the second volume, but it's a different Clayface from the American version.) These are definitely stories of their time, and the guys point out that Kuwata's Batmanga is perhaps best read as a rich cultural artifact. To fully appreciate Batman, you should understand the property's many historical contexts and manifestations. Next, the guys look at the the first volume in Dark Horse Comics' new Oh My Goddess! Omnibus series. Neither Shea nor Derek knew exactly what to expect with Kosuke Fujishima legendary title, except for the fact that it was a widely popular manga series. Derek expected something along the line of josei, and Shea thought that the title might be defined by several of the stereotypes many readers may have regarding manga. But both were pleasantly surprised, especially Derek, who appreciated the episodic, TV-sitcom-like nature of this seinen manga. In fact, as the guys point out, you can gain about everything you need to now about the series' premise in the book's first chapter, "The Number You Have Dailed Is Incorrect." From there, the remaining 22 chapters of this first omnibus follow suit, occasionally introducing new characters and situations that build upon the foundation laid down in the first. Shea is less impressed by Fujishima's meandering storylines, but Derek enjoys the casual, even charming, manner in which we get to know Keiichi, Belldandy, and the rest of the Oh My Goddess! cast. The reader's comfort and enjoyment levels develop as the series unfolds, and, as Shea points out, taking in a chapter of Oh My Goddess! is like eating a favorite food or returning to a reliable friend. However, for some (such as Shea) this is a title that might be best experienced on a regular serialized basis, and not consumed all at once in omnibus form. Regardless, both of the guys are glad that they've discovered Fujishima's recently completed series -- the final chapter was published in April 2014 -- and they'll probably return for the next omnibus volume that comes out late this year.

Ever wonder how Dennis got a goddess as his personal announcer? Find out this Friday as The Dennis Daniel Show welcomes voice actress, Eileen Stevens.  Eileen Stevens is best known as the voice of Belldandy from the classic series, "Ah! My Goddess!" She's also known as the current voice of Iris in Pokemon BW Best Wishes and Tori Meadows from Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal. Other than anime and stage, Stevens has also done audio-books and commercials. She has worked on properties for 4kids Entertainment, DuArt Film and Video and NYAV Post.   Also, learn how Dennis gets Belldandy's services for life as his personal radio announcer. It's a special encore edition of The Dennis Daniel Show! This Friday at 6PM EST on BlogTalkRadio.com

Anime dvd review of Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy Volume 5: "That Old Black Magic". Directed and written by Hiroaki Gohda. Published by ADV Films. Episodes 17-20, Running Time: 100 minutes, Rated 13+, List Price: 29.98. Last volume, Marller suceeded in seprating Urd into her two composite halves, demon and goddess. The two bodies were rejoined into one but there are still some imbalance problems between the two personalities. Because her soul is out of sync, one of the personalities will be lost...unless Belldandy and company can find a higher power than themselves to help Urd. They rule out asking the "Almighty", or God, because Belldandy is afraid that he will get rid of her demon side entirely. That leaves only one other entity with the required power...Hilda, the queen of Hell, and the ruler of all demonkind!  She also happens to be Urd's mother.  She and Urd don't really talk much because Urd fears her corrupting influence. Of course, Hilda would like nothing more than for Urd to give up her Goddess life and come live with her. Hilda tells Urd that she will help her in exchange for a unknown favor. Urd agrees as long as the future favor will not conflict with her role as a goddess. Hilda becomes a new character that goads on the ever ineffectual Marller to continue to get out of her depth in an effort to strike a blow for demons everywhere. Marller even sends a magical ninja to take out the goody-two-shoe band of friends. Ironically, as befits Marller's small mind, the ninja is the size of a mouse. It was cool to see Urd's mom, who seems to have been married to the Almighty at some point. Now, that's weird... the queen of Hell sleeping around with God? Does that mean that the Almighty is Urd's dad? Ah My Goddess is a series that is at its least when it tries to get too serious, for instance, when Urd or Belldandy lose control of their powers or are possessed. It is at its best when it moves the story along with lightheartedness, humor, and a mood that almost strikes one as langorous. If you've gotten this far into the second season you should know the characters pretty well so they almost seem like old friends. The show is good at adding new twists and new characters like Hilda, which keep the story fresh and funny. Highly recommended. My Grade: A The six individual volumes of this series were published by ADV Films and you can pick them up at www.Rightstuf.com for $5 each. Funimation has the license now and just came out with the box set this week. Here's the official website:  http://www.funimation.com/ahmygoddess/