Podcasts about oavs

Shownotes :: (show 1006) :: (website) :: (podcast feed) :: (direct download) :: (direct iTunes link) With Cyber City Oedo 808, recorded live September 15th, 2024.   This week we back to the 90's to watch a series of OAVs. What did we think? ask us on Discord, even better listen to the show and find out. Community OG Networks OGN Discord OG BlueSky Spotify OG|N Patreon Link(s) and Stuff Show Links (discussed) Feedback channel Join us next week... for show note mistakes.

Hello Nameless Cults Listeners! We're back with a discussion of stop motion effects legend Phil Tippet's long gestating passion project, Mad God! In which Dan teaches us about Go-Motion and the dining habits of the Harlequin Shrimp, and Michael reccomends some of his favorite '90s anime OAVs and prophecies the neverending apocalypse. Enjoy! Full list of movies discussed in the episode here: https://letterboxd.com/kenfrankenstein/list/nameless-cults-episode-62-mad-god/

Tonight on GeekNights, we consider anime music, particularly tv shows and OAVs. A good OST has more than just a rockin' opener or closer, it both enhances the show and stands alone. We cover some of the greatest, including Giant Robo, Initial D, Vision of Escaflowne, Revolutionary Girl Utena, Cowboy Bebop, and more. In the news, the under-appreciated and oddly prescient Dennou Coil comes to Netflix, and Scott has a geekbite on Ciguatera.

In Today's episode, Nate and Suvv take a look at both Guyver OAVs (The 1986 One-shot and the 90s OAV series) And relive the glory days of anime on the Sci-Fi channel, back when the perception of anime was mostly "Edgy violent cartoons that come from Japan!" Except this one isn't quite so edgy...but it is violent! Check us out on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/OtakuNateShow/ Artwork for the show Courtesy of Infinityark https://twitter.com/InfinityArk Outro Music is "Sayonara" by @Desired

Welcome to the Gundam Sentinel Podcast.  This will be a limited run series that will put a spotlight on the side story created by Japanese magazine Hobby Japan in the late 1980s.  Gundam Sentinel is a side story set in the Universal Century timeline of Mobile Suit Gundam between the events of Zeta Gundam and ZZ Gundam. We will examine the various plot points and various innovations that would be seen in later movies and OAVs. Disclaimer:   This podcast is very much in the weeds and meant for fans of the Universal Century timeline of Mobile Suit Gundam.  Also, if you have not watched shows like Zeta Gundam, ZZ Gundam, Char's Counterattack, or Gundam Unicorn then at least some of what will be covered in this podcast will be a spoiler.  So be warned…

In this episode, Drew and Richard talk about a panel they were planned to present at Anime Weekend Atlanta in 2018, the Yoroiden Samurai Troopers 30th Anniversary! We talk about the original TV series and the OAVs that came after. YST is a series that was near and dear to our hearts in our earlier fandom and is still a show we talk about off-air, so it was great to sit down and chat about this series. As you can tell from some background noise early on, we're not the only ones who are down with YST! Download this episode, you geek!

The Dodgers are better, the White Sox are better, and Carlos Rodon is back, but struggling a bit. As I edit this podcast, I have his first major league start this year on mute in the background so I can maybe catch a sexy slider. This time around, we’ve gone Chris (@gokuffy) and Corey (@Modandrocker) talking about Avengers: Infinity War. Then Ink (@AnimatedInk) and Patz (@PatzPrime) join me to talk about the Wanna Be the Strongest in the World and Keijo!!!!!!!! OAVs. It’s an all around fun time. Listen Show notes: 0:30 – Chris, Corey, and I share our previous experiences with the Marvel Cinematic Universe! 18:23 – We talk about Avengers: Infinity War! 1:39:28 – We answer your questions about Avengers: Infinity War! 1:48:02 – Ink and Patz join me to talk about Wanna Be the Strongest in the World OAVs! 2:07:03 – Then we talk about the Keijo!!!!!!!! OAVs! 2:20:46 – We answer your questions!

Hello and welcome back to the Taiiku Podcast where I write words sometimes and then also talk sometimes. But not this time! I think I had like five lines in the entire episode. I’m gonna have to have a talking to with the director after this… This time, I grabbed some folks from the Anime Nostalgia podcast to talk with me about Rumiko Takahashi’s Maris the Chojo and Wanna Be’s. Their wonderful host Dawn (@bunnycartoon) and the equally wonderful sometimes-guest of Anime Nostalgia, Heather (@CandyAppleCat), are the victims this time and I apologize for bringing them onto such an unprofessional show. It does me well to make terrible jokes here so you don’t have to hear them on the podcast! Anyway, here we go. It wasn’t even that long and we talked about two OAVs. Listen Show notes: 0:39 – Introductions and we start talking about Maris the Chojo eventually! 21:44 – Interlude~ 22:16 – And then we talk about Wanna Be’s! And that be it kids. Next time, I think I’ll have Dawn back on with Tom (@calaggie) talking about the first release of Slam Dunk.

Tom, Gerald, and I pool our resources to examine Crusher Joe, an anime from the far-off future year of 1983. We also discuss the OAVs from 1989. (Nobody loves Crusher Joe.)

Just before Anime Weekend Atlanta, we celebrate our twenty-fifth episode (and it only took 30 months to do!) by changing things up a little bit. Here at Akihabara Renditions, we do our reviews a little differently - we all are subjected to the material to be reviewed and each give our opinions on it. I think it makes for a much more balanced review but there are still some kinks to be worked out in the execution. While much of our review material thus far has been OAVs and films which only take a few hours to watch, when it comes to some of the longer series, four busy-as-Japanese-beavers-individuals with a ton of other commitments outside of the podcast, it becomes a little infeasible to adhere to this method. So, we've modified the method a bit with one of us helming the flagship of running the review and selecting a few episodes for the rest of the members to get a feel for the series. Our first attempt at this new review style is 1987's Kimagure Orange Road. We return to our normal review pattern with a forgettable OAV from 1986, Cosmos Pink Shock. Download this episode, you geek! Hosts: Drew Sutton, Marc Smazik and Richard Hoelsher

For Show # 4, Gerald talks about the Often Overlooked Hakugei: Legend of Moby Dick, Daryl's Anime Then and Now compares the original Area 88 OAVs of the 1980s to its 2004 TV series remake, and Clarissa reviews the BL title Sensitive Pornograph. We apologize for the audio quality of this episode. Visit http://www.animeworldorder.com for full show notes and supplemental links.