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Bienvenidos al Episodio #74 del podcast de Vidas Infinitas. Hoy tenemos un episodio de esos que sabes que son especiales nada más terminarlo. Hablamos del talento con Paola Hermosín, una artista que lo derrocha por los cuatro costados. Paola nos va a desgranar algunas claves sobre lo fácil que parece hacer cosas muy difíciles para la mayoría de nosotros.En el episodio de esta semana analizamos tres juegos que nos llegan de manos de Tcg Factory y Devir, juegos con los que hemos pasado unas cuantas horas de diversión en un programa que disfrutarás escuchando tanto como nosotros grabándolo.¡Arrancamos!El bloque de actualidad de esta semana es algo más corto de lo habitual, y en él te hablamos de la llegada de The Last of Us a PC y te contamos en qué consiste la promoción de Cinesa para llevarte a las salas de cine. Repasamos detalles recierntes y libres de spoilers sobre nuestro próximo juego favorito, Zelda Tears of the Kingdom y cerramos con la anunciada llegada de The Elders Scrolls a los tableros en forma de juego de mesa de la mano de Masqueoca.En el bloque de análisis de esta semana tenemos tres juegos que nos han encantado. El primero de ellos es Tuned, uno de esos juegos que tienes que probar por ti mismo para saber por qué engancha. Un giro al clásico tres en raya que lo eleva a la tercera dimensión. Hablamos también de Vagoneta Infernal, un juego rápido y vertiginoso que te permitirá jugar con los más pequeños de la casa en una mezcla de filler y party con partidas de siete minutos cronometrados. El último juego, Tiny Turbo Cars, viene de la mano de Devir y también está pensado para disfrutar con los más pequeños. Un juego de carreras en el que la estrategia colocando nuestras piezas en el puzle deslizante que hace las veces de mando es fundamental. Un juego ágil y rápido muy fácil de jugar que te dará horas de diversión.En el bloque central hablamos del TALENTO. Hablamos con Paola Hermosín, una artista que lo derrama en todo lo que hace; cantando, tocando la guitarra, escribiendo, ilustrando, animando ilustración,... no tiene límites. Una persona extraordinaria que hace que lo complicado parezca sencillo y con la que tenemos una de esas charlas que se han convertido en una de nuestras favoritas desde el mismo momento en el que apagamos nuestros micrófonos.Y como es habitual, cerramos el episodio de hoy con unas recomendaciones que esperamos que os gusten tanto como a nosotros hacerlas.No olvidéis seguirnos y compartir vuestros comentarios en nuestras redes sociales.Recomendaciones en este episodio:Paola: Foxcatcher, Nijigahara Holograph, La música de MarieManu: WhiplashWako: Un puente hacia Therabitia

Jones and his guest, Thomas cover the mind twisting one shot "Nijigahara Holograph" by the world renowned Inio Asano!Support the show

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Dans ce Mangacast Omake n° 90, le sixième de l'année, celui qui marque déjà la moitié de l'année écoulée - le temps file ! - l'équipe était presque au complet masquée mais de très bonne humeur et prête à débattre à bâtons rompus grâce à la présence d'un de nos membres plus discret ces derniers temps. Le mois de juin reste néanmoins un mois encore bien chargé en nouveautés en comparaison des précédents mois, et le choix fut donc difficile mais chacun pourra vous parler du titre qui l'aura conquis. Voici donc pour ce mois de juin, les titres qui ont retenus l'attention des membres présents, et qui méritent à votre tour que vous y jetiez un œil si ce n'est déjà fait : Blue Hole, Lonely World, Chiruran, Le jardin des illusions, Destination Terra, Blue Lock, Kimi no Knife, Le mandala de feu, Nijigahara Holograph, Fenrir, Toilet-bound Hanako kun et Kengan Ashura ! Sans oublier cette fois-ci un X-Rated avec Monster Girls' Party et un Ranobe avec Ce qu'il reste de nos souvenirs. Côté animation japonaise, l'équipe vous a fait une jolie sélection de trois films diffusés en ce moment-même au cinéma : Demon Slayer - Kimetsu no Yaiba - Le film : Le train de l'infini, Violet Evergarden - Le film et On-Gaku notre Rock. 3h43 d'émission pour partager, avec vous, nos conseils manga et animés ! Sans oublier nos coups de cœur et coup de gueule bien sûr ! Mangacast Omake n°90 : Juin 2021 est présenté par Thundergeek, Echo, Oshino, Midine et BlackJack. ON A LU 02:31 = Blue Hole 12:45 = Lonely World 21:50 = Chiruran 31:11 = Le jardin des illusions 39:24 = Destination Terra 54:06 = Blue Lock 1:09:42 = Kimi no Knife 1:21:35 = Le mandala de feu 1:32:27 = Nijigahara Holograph 1:46:16 = Fenrir 1:53:45 = Toilet-Bound Hanako Kun 2:05:02 = Kengan Ashura X RATED 2:16:28 = Monster Girls' Party LANOBE 2:26:02 = Ce qu'il reste de nos souvenirs ON A VU 2:32:57 = Demon Slayer - Kimetsu no Yaiba - Le film : Le train de l'infini 2:49:57 = Violet Evergarden - Le film 3:07:58 = On-Gaku notre Rock CDC/CDG 3:15:03

Bienvenido a la experiencia Akiba Knight el mejor podcast de Anime, Manga y cultura japonesa de peru para el resto del mundo. #podrán escuchar algunas cosas raras durante el programa, no tengan miedo y disfruten de la experiencia Akiba Knights #recomendamos el uso de audífonos. este programa contiene material en audio 8D dejamos los minutos por si te quieres saltar a una sección especifica =) : 0h:00min -presentación 0h:17min - las noticias mas relevantes del manga y anime 0h:57min - mangamania (¡no sabes que manga leer?, Gin el experto en manga te recomendara un par) (Onani master kurosawa y Spy x family) 1h:07min - toptoptoptop de la semana-animes de temporada 1h:21min - tema principal: Nijigahara Holograph 2h:02min - despedidas y recomendaciones #tenemos fanpage oficial donde subimos nuestras novedades y muchos memes! a todos nos gustan los memes https://www.facebook.com/arenalespodcast $ si te gusto el programa compártelo que no cuesta nada. coméntanos y deja tu like =)

Bienvenido a la experiencia Akiba Knight el mejor podcast de Anime, Manga y cultura japonesa de peru para el resto del mundo. #podrán escuchar algunas cosas raras durante el programa, no tengan miedo y disfruten de la experiencia Akiba Knights #recomendamos el uso de audífonos. este programa contiene material en audio 8D dejamos los minutos por si te quieres saltar a una sección especifica =) : 0h:00min -presentación 0h:17min - las noticias mas relevantes del manga y anime 0h:57min - mangamania (¡no sabes que manga leer?, Gin el experto en manga te recomendara un par) (Onani master kurosawa y Spy x family) 1h:07min - toptoptoptop de la semana-animes de temporada 1h:21min - tema principal: Nijigahara Holograph 2h:02min - despedidas y recomendaciones #tenemos fanpage oficial donde subimos nuestras novedades y muchos memes! a todos nos gustan los memes https://www.facebook.com/arenalespodcast $ si te gusto el programa compártelo que no cuesta nada. coméntanos y deja tu like =)

On this episode we review Inio Asano’s Nijigahara Holograph! Will dakazu, Darfox, and Seamus be able to decipher this strange story? Remember to send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our tumblr! http://mangamachinations.tumblr.com Join our Discord server and come talk to us! http://discord.me/mangamac Time Stamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “orion” by Kenshi Yonezu from March comes in like a Lion, Opening, Introductions 00:01:49 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: Dragon Ball Z OST “Prologue”, After reading more Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction Seamus draws even more parallels to Noritoshi Furuichi’s novel The Happy Youth of  a Desperate Country 00:12:19 - dakazu wonders why Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction was licensed in the west 00:15:06 - Inio Asano’s one shot Tempest questions the value of elders in society, Kengo Hanazawa’s new series Takaga Tasogare is about a modern society where men no long exist 00:20:22 - Darfox checks out Black Torch & Kenka Bancho Otome: Love’s Battle Royale from a VIZ manga sampler, dakazu tells darfox about My Hero Academia: Vigilantes 00:26:18 - dakazu learns about the life of Pliny the Elder in Mari Yamazaki’s PLINIVS 00:30:45 - After the surreal end of Jiro Matsumoto’s Joshi Kouhei Darfox asks dakazu if they made good on the unique storytelling 00:33:46 - The alternate final volumes of BTOOOM! dumbfounds dakazu 00:36:51 - News: Hi Score Girl anime will come to American Netflix this December 00:39:30 - Your Name., My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness, My Brother’s Husband and others are nominated for the Best Manga category of the 2018 Harvey Awards 00:41:42 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: Saikyo Selections on Doraemon by Fujio Fujiko, we’ll be taking an in-depth look at this famous children’s manga series 00:44:24 - Main Segment One Shot: Nijigahara Holograph, Transition Song: “Solanin” by ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION from Solanin, we discuss Inio Asano’s Nijigahara Holograph, attempt to explain the almost circular plot, consider the supernatural elements in the town, get disgusted by the perversions of every character, consider the real life child murders that inspired this story, compare this to Asano’s other books, and ponder what attracts readers to these dark stories 01:03:46 - Next Week’s Topic: Doraemon, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “wish men” by sunbrain from Beet the Vandel Buster

We’re joined by lovely manga journalist Deb Aoki this week to talk about the changes in the Western manga industry, compare them to the problems in Japanese publishing that are addressed in Shuho Sato’s memoir Manga Poverty, and rejoice over the plethora of recent manga licensing news! Check out Deb’s twitter, professional site and Manga Answerman articles! Remember to send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our tumblr! http://mangamachinations.tumblr.com Join our Discord server and come talk to us! http://discord.me/mangamac Time Stamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “More One Night” by Chito & Yuuri from Girls’ Last Tour, Opening, getting to know Deb, Deb learning to draw from Dave Throne in Hawaii 00:08:36 - Questions: Deb explains how fans can help get manga localized, discussing what publishers consider when choosing what to publish 00:15:25 - Deb tells us how Japanese publishers still focus on Japan first despite the growth of worldwide manga sales 00:17:55 - darfox wonders what influence a series’ popularity in the west does for new series in Weekly Shonen Jump 00:22:10 - we discuss the grueling process of creating under deadlines and the effect it had the family life of Masashi Kishimoto & Hayao Miyazaki and the health of Osamu Tezuka and Shotaro Ishinomori, Deb talks about the franchising of manga series 00:30:37 - Deb gives her thoughts on the quality of user interface/experience for digital manga readers of comixology/cruchyroll/VIZ, we discuss the growth of comics adapting from a published page format to a more digital friendly layout 00:38:03 - Main Segment One Shot: Manga Poverty, Transition Song: “Shadow and Truth” by ONE III NOTES from ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept., we talk about Shuho Sato’s history with publishers, Sato providing an affordable rental work space for manga artist, the current interest into cultivating online manga stores in Japan, Cork agency, the amount of control manga artist get over their intellectual property, the debt that manga artists accumulate even after success, Felipe Smith having to finance his own assistant, the varying representation of manga artists within manga, how honest and accurate Sato is being about the manga industry, the Japanese version that comes with a manga foreword, how libraries are normalizing comics/manga to the current American society, the Manga Reborn project 01:13:26 - News: brand new manga publisher Denpa Books will be publishing Gambling Apocalypse Kaiji, Inside Mari, PEZ, Maiden Railways, and others 01:17:03 - Deb gives some insight on why the licensing of books like Urusei Yatsura, Baki, Devilman, and The Poe Clan have happened recently 01:23:04 - We talk about the business potential of bringing over Japanese theatrical adaptations of manga/anime, Deb’s says Haikyu!! over The Prince of Tennis 01:28:38 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: Dragon Ball Z OST “Prologue”, Deb hated Shibuya Goldfish but is looking forward to Witch Hat Atelier 01:30:32 - dakazu clarifies his thoughts about Spicy Cafe Girl to darfox, darfox has become a mega fan of Kaiji 01:36:52 - Deb really likes Investor Z despite the ugly artwork, One Punch Man season 2 is coming in Spring of 2019 01:41:27 - Seamus has read a collection of Masahiko Matsumoto manga that has simple art but mature storylines, Deb suggests the upcoming Yoshiharu Tsuge book from Drawn & Quarterly 01:44:38 - dakazu finds the popularity of pretty boy serial killers of Satsukare a little disturbing 01:47:28 - Next Week’s Topic: One Shot of Nijigahara Holograph by Inio Asano, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “wish men” by sunbrain from Beet the Vandel Buster

In this episode, Danika Harrod from Vice (formerly a brand manager at Crunchyroll) joins Evan and David to talk about Inio Asano’s manga A Girl on the Shore, aka “by far Asano’s horniest work.” Before that, though, the hosts talk about Mob Psycho 100, Berserk, and The Osamu Tezuka Story. Topics include: A Boy at the Club, Game of Thrones with Senpai, and eating the poop. Runtime: 1 hour, 10 minutes Direct Download RSS Feed Subscribe via: iTunes, Sticher, Google Music Send us Feedback! More episodes Show Notes Opening/Ending Song: “Blues Machine” by Scott Gratton Evan went to the club. All three hosts are watching Mob Psycho 100. Danika is watching Berserk. Teekyu is definitely the same thing as Berserk. Evan is reading The Osamu Tezuka Story (look for his review on Ani-Gamers). A Girl on the Shore is by Inio Asano Other Asano manga: Solanin, Goodnight Punpun, Nijigahara Holograph, What a Wonderful World Twitter: Ani-Gamers, Evan, David, Danika Evan writes for Otaku USA Magazine and just hosted his final episode of the Crunchycast. Danika is working for Vice and makes awesome music!

For the March episode of The Comics Alternative's manga series, Shea and Derek discuss two recent releases, both by Inio Asano: A Girl on the Shore (Vertical Comics) and Goodnight Punpun, Vol. 1 (VIZ Media). Before they plunge into those titles, though, they provide a bit of context about Asano's style and briefly discuss his other works that have been translated into English. The guys primarily reference Solanin and Nijigahara Holograph as key Asano texts, but they also mention the two-volume series of short stories, What a Wonderful World. In many ways, Derek feels that A Girl on the Shore is a cross between Solanin's emphasis on relationships and Nijigahara Holograph's fractured or more experimental narration. The guys also spend a good amount of time talking about the sexually explicit nature of the recent book. Most of A Girl on the Shore centers on its protagonists, Kuome and Isobe, slowly exploring one another, and much of that exploration is sexual in nature. However, neither Shea nor Derek feel that the visualizations are gratuitous in any way, and that Asano even complicates his explicitness through certain intriguing artistic choices. Next, the guys turn to a completely different kind of story, and one that's a little more challenging to wrap your brain around. Goodnight Punpun originally ran for thirteen volumes in Japan, and this month VIZ Media began releasing the English translation in larger, two-in-one editions. In this first volume, we're introduced to Punpun Punyama, a weird, largely silent bird-like creature who is supposedly a young human boy as are all of the other characters in the story. (Only the Punyama family is depicted as abstracted birds...although for all we know, this is a world where abstracted birds living with humans has been normalized.) While the storyline of this first volume is fairly straightforward -- primarily a quest narrative for Punpun and his friends, and mostly involving Punpun's love interest, Aiko -- the manner of storytelling isn't. At times Asano's art is surreal or even psychedelic, and the events that occur can be downright trippy. Derek is fascinated by the hipster figure of god that keeps popping up throughout the book, and Shea likens Asano's style to something approximating magical realism. All in all, this first installment of Goodnight Punpun is a fun punch in the gut that has the guys eagerly anticipating the next volumes to be released later this year. But then again, as far as Shea and Derek are concerned, any Inio Asano is worth eagerly anticipating.

It's almost the end of the year, and Derek is back for one last 2014 visit to his local comic shop, Collected, in Plano, TX. As he usually does every month, he talks with the shop's employees and customers about the kind of comics that they're reading, what is catching their interests, and what comics news most excites them, but this month the focus is on their favorite titles of 2014. Derek asks everyone sitting around the podcast table -- Shea, Krystle, Shaun, Craig, Nick, and Matthew -- about what they consider to be the most outstanding comics of the past twelve months. And the candidates vary widely, ranging from single-issue comic books to original graphic novels, from superhero to manga, from pop-culture adaptations to literary graphic fiction, and from webcomics to those coming from Kickstarter campaigns. Some of the titles that folks highlight during the show include Tooth and Claw, Seconds, The Wrenchies, Nijigahara Holograph, Multiversity: Pax Americana, Rat Queens, Edge of Spider-Verse, Bleeding Heart, Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland, The Shadow Hero, Eye of Newt, Michael Moorcock's Elric, Vol. 1: The Ruby Throne, Through the Woods, and Squidder. They also discuss some of their biggest comics disappointments of the year, speculate on the titles they're looking forward to in 2015, and even learn that Krystle prefers drugs, candy, and weiners in her comics. As usual, you don't know what to expect from the guys at Collected, but you are guaranteed fun talk about a variety of great books. And much thanks to Freddy Ruiz, the store's manager, for pulling everyone together!

The Optic Blast crew gathers around a crackling fire to discuss Nijigahara Holograph by Inio Asano. Opening Music:by Doctor PopularCheck out his bandcamp page!

In which I talk about the three works that have officially been released from this mangaka in English -- including the recent "Nijigahara Holograph"-- and try to convey why it would be a good thing if more of his works were translated and brought out here.

Alex and Josh review Persimmon Cup by Nick Bertozzi, Beautiful Darkness by Fabien Vehlmann and Kerascoet, Pimo and Rex by Thomas Wellmann, Gandhi: My Life Is My Message by Jason Quinn and Sachin Nagar, Basewood by Alec Longstreth, Nijigahara Holograph by Inio Asano, and Drive: the SciFi Comic by Dave Kellett.

Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester return with episode 146, a two hour-plus podcast that covers all the best things in life, as long as your definition of best is claustrophobically tiny and your definition of life is terrifyingly reductive. Topics covered today include Forever Evil #6, the first issue of IDW's Rogue Trooper, the Marvel Unlimited app, Revenge by Jonathan Ross and Ian Churchill, Vandroid, the Batman/Superman Annual, Afterlife with Archie #4, Nijigahara Holograph by Inio Asano, Magnus Robot Fighter and much, much more. Show notes are now available at savagecritic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at WaitWhatPodcast@gmail.com. As always, we hope you enjoy, and thank you for listening!

Na segunda (ou seria primeira?) parte do programa da semana, tivemos o clássico quadro do podcast, chamado Mangá Enquadrado. Com a ajuda do Alemão, ninguém importante da blogsfera, tentamos realizar uma análise cheia de spoilers do mangá Nijigahara Holograph do Inio Asano. Então venha conosco nessa incrível viagem de tentativa de entendimento, onde uma pessoa pode ser a sua própria mãe, garotos medonhos aparecem do nada e caixas de sonhos nunca existem.E no final, como sempre, a recomendação da semana, só que, como já de tradição, por conta do convidado, que recomendou um shoujo para meninos… ou pelo menos para os que são manteiga-derretida.ContatoO seu contato é muito importante pra nós! Queremos sempre a sua participação comentando os capítulos, a pauta sugerida, enviando sugestões de leitura, pedidos de sugestões específicas, elogios e críticas em geral, qualquer coisa!O email para contato é: mangaaoquadrado@gmail.comE lembre-se de encaminhar seu arquivo .mp3 com uma gravação de Recomendação do Ouvinte, que será incluída a cada 5 episódios.Links ComentadosToCast - Junji ItoMontagem de recomendações - feito pelo BoxaTexto sobre Njigahara HolographCronologia do episódio(00:20) Mangá Enquadrado - Nijigahara Holograph (feat. Alemão)(37:20) Leitura de Emails(59:18) Recomendação da Semana - Socrates in Love

Nesta semana falamos sobre a simbologia, o simbolismo, a semiótica, o subjetivismo presente em diversas obras de mangá. Ouça enquanto falamos sobre os símbolos em Bleach e Punpun, sobre simbolismos explícitos e ocultos, e até onde dá pra forçar a barra dizendo haver um significado profundo em alguma obra!Sejam também convidados a ler a próxima obra que analisaremos no Mangá Enquadrado que sairá na semana que vem: Nijigahara Holograph!E esta semana, por ser um episódio múltiplo de 5, temos uma Recomendação do Ouvinte! Desta vez, Gustavo Moura, o Boxa, nos recomenda uma obra curta cheia de pequenas reviravoltas.ContatoO seu contato é muito importante pra nós! Queremos sua participação comentando os episódios, enviando sugestões de pauta, leitura, elogios e críticas, qualquer coisa!O email para contato é: contato@aoquadra.doE lembre-se de encaminhar seu arquivo .mp3 com uma gravação de sua própria Recomendação do Ouvinte, que será incluída nos episódios terminados em 0 ou 5!Cronologia do episódio(00:20) Discussão semanal - Simbolismo(24:49) Leitura de Emails(40:10) Recomendação da Semana, por Gustavo Boxa - Getenrou