Podcasts about RahXephon

Psycho Helmet-sektelid Jocelyn, liefhebber Gerard en nuanceman Kevin nemen seizoen 2 van Mob Psycho 100 uitgebreid onder de loep. Is het beter dan seizoen 1? Besproken anime: Mob Psycho 100 II (2016 - heden) Andere genoemde anime: One-Punch Man (2015 - 2019) RahXephon (2002) Bungo Stray Dogs (2016) Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (2009 - 2010) Demon Slayer (2019 - heden) Linkjes! Een Geanimeerd Gesprek op Twitter Een Geanimeerd Gesprek op Instagram Een Geanimeerd Gesprek op Vriend van de Show Gerard op Twitter Kevin op Twitter Jocelyn op Twitter

On JoJo's x Bizarre x Podcast this week, we watched the lauded 2022 anime, Spy x Family (Episodes 1-3). We also talk about RahXephon, Friendsgiving, Op Eds, diversity on space ships, crossword puzzles, and Wabun code.Rate us nicely on Apple Podcasts Support us on Patreon Follow us on Twitter Subscribe to us on YouTube Join the fan Discord --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jjbpod/message

Welcome to Anime watch club, a bi-weekly group discussion and review where the hosts of the what do you say anime podcast, nominate and vote on shows either that we haven't seen or shows that will hopefully lead to a great conversation. On today's episode, the Blue Bloods of the what do you say anime podcast will be reviewing the 2003 anime film RahXephon! Socials - https://linktr.ee/whatdoyousayanime 0:00 - Intro 1:44 - First Impressions 11:55 - Animation & Production 24:37 - Similar Show That Do This Better 40:10 - Missing Plot 48:35 - Favorite Scene 55:10 - Final Thoughts & Ratings 01:07:27 - What We're Watching Next

Steve Conte - New York Dolls, Michael Monroe, Company of Wolves  - in conversation with David Eastaugh Conte first became known to the music industry in the early 1990s as the songwriter and guitarist of the band Company of Wolves (Mercury Records). After the Wolves' breakup in 1992, he went on to form the band Crown Jewels with John Conte, and in 2003, the pair made an album under the name The Contes. In 2004, Steve Conte joined the New York Dollsas a guitarist and vocalist, where he would remain until 2010 when he joined Michael Monroe's new band. American musician, songwriter, guitarist, music producer, and lead singer of the band Steve Conte NYC. He has worked with Japanese composer Yoko Kanno on a variety of anime soundtracks including Wolf's Rain, Cowboy Bebop, RahXephon and Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd GIG. He is the former lead guitarist of the New York Dolls.

The hosts of the Otaku Spirit Animecast are here to give the rundown on anime news of today. Listen in and get caught up, or just get their take on each piece of news! Topics this episode: Genshin Impact, Super Cub, Censorship in Tokyo Revengers, Key Cross Over Anime, Knights of Sidonia, Healer Girl, The Great Jahy Will Not Be Defeated, AT and T Crunchyroll Update, Belle Film from Mamoru Hosoda, Komi Can’t Communicate, Made in Abyss 2nd Season, Overlord 4th Season, Yen Audio, Yuki Yuna is a Hero 3rd Season, Netflix Sailor Moon Movies, Smile Down the Runway Ending, and much more! Thanks to yehu Satori for the great questions featured in this episode! The opening music for this episode is the OP for Overlord III called “GO CRY GO” by OxT. The closing music for this episode is the ED for Overlord II called “HYDRA” by MYTH＆ROID.

Four years ago, a plan was put in motion to create “the last anime podcast you’ll ever need.” And one day, we’ll reach that goal and make the big podcast money based on the work we’ve done over these past 100 episodes – and counting. But in the meantime, our work continues in earnest with this show, carrying a little bit of everything that this show is known for: book news, some upcoming movie projects, surprise returns, plenty of choice music selections, and a look at the latest project on Netflix that, for better or worse, has gotten a lot of people talking: YASUKE. Thanks for tuning in for the past 100 episodes. Here’s to 100 more on the way. Intro – AniTwitter mating season and Eyepatch Wolf’s disturbing genius6:28 – spring season addendum: The Slime Diaries and Dragon Maid shorts11:21 – RIP Shinsuke Kikuchi13:28 – a new Madoka Magica film announced25:10 – Free! sequel flm re-confirmed as two-part project31:43 – Yashahime S2 confirmed for fall34:30 – Shingo Natsume announces new project Sonny Boy39:44 – Kadokawa establishing 3DCG studio, targeting 40 productions a year by 202346:06 – Demon Slayer: Mugen Train box office numbers52:13 – a new Welcome to the NHK novel coming soon57:26 – Kadokawa acquires J-Novel Club59:45 – new Yen Press titles coming later in 20211:15:42 – Yen Press launching audiobook initiative1:20:41 – MADOX-01 Kickstarter project now live (link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/madoverlord/metal-skin-panic-madox-01-unobtanium-edition)1:25:38 – Made in Abyss second season and video game announced for 20221:29:11 – Inuyasha films on Tubi in Spanish (select territories)1:30:55 – more Nozomi/Rightstuf titles on FuniNow (Princess Nine, Emma)1:34:45 – the latest bilibili donghua series LINK CLICK now on FuniNow1:35:59 – Sailor Moon Eternal films coming to Netflix on June 31:42:56 – Hikaru Utada ‘One Last Kiss’ EP available on vinyl in August1:44:25 – Legend of the Galactic Heroes Blu-ray box officially sold out1:46:30 – Madoka Magica movies re-release coming out July 201:50:01 – Sentai July home video releases1:58:02 – Discotek July 27 releases, Ninja Robots eps. 1-20 now on Amazon2:00:19 – Yasuke discussion additional audio from:Excel SagaMadoka Magica: Walpurgis no Kaiten trailerWelcome to the NHKThe RoomGarth Marengi’s DarkplaceFlying Lotus – “Black Gold”Flying Lotus feat. Kendrick Lamar – “Never Catch Me” Apple Podcasts – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/podcastona/id1348141210?mt=2Google Play – https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL3d3dy5wb2RjYXN0b25hLnN1cnJlYWxyZXNvbHV0aW9uLmNvbS9mZWVkL3BvZGNhc3QSpotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/2JZLO3LfoeHepomejTw4TPiHeartRadio – https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-podcastona-43099114/TuneIn – https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/PodcastONA-p1249922/Stitcher – https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/podcastona/ Where to find us:Alex – @AuraOfAzureAndy – @MangaMan9000, youtube.com/DubTalkJet – @Divinenega, animationinfinity.comDuelist – @HeartofSword75, youtube.com/DuelistG As always, check out surrealresolution.com for more content, and follow @SurrealReso for more updates on the show, our continued news posts, reviews, and our fellow podcasts.

Totally not an Eva-clone. Intro talk (0-10) Summer 2020 Impressions: ReZero season 2 and Deca-Dence (10-46) Retro Review: Rahxephon (46-end) Website: https://redleafretrocast.blogspot.com https://linktr.ee/RedLeafRetrocast Twitter: @BowlingJD

Totally not an Eva-clone. Intro talk (0-10) Summer 2020 Impressions: ReZero season 2 and Deca-Dence (10-46) Retro Review: Rahxephon (46-end) Website: https://redleafretrocast.blogspot.com https://linktr.ee/RedLeafRetrocast Twitter: @BowlingJD

We do our best to make sense of RahXephon's nonsensical ending and have some fun along the way. Dan's in the penalty box for choosing this show and and Ian gets steamed about the level of similarities between RahXephon and a certain other show. Al

We do our best to make sense of RahXephon's nonsensical ending and have some fun along the way. Dan's in the penalty box for choosing this show and and Ian gets steamed about the level of similarities between RahXephon and a certain other show. Also, if you watched this show because of our podcast, sorry. Our theme song is Street Dancing by Timecrawler 82. You can reach us at mechadoaboutnothing@gmail.com, our website is mechado.moe, and our Twitter account is @mechadopodcast.

RahXephon continues to stretch into eternity, and decides to rob a couple other anime classics to keep itself interesting. We complain about this show's characters, somehow simultaneously compare it to Studio Ghibli and Gunbuster, and end up enjoy

RahXephon continues to stretch into eternity, and decides to rob a couple other anime classics to keep itself interesting. We complain about this show's characters, somehow simultaneously compare it to Studio Ghibli and Gunbuster, and end up enjoying a few episodes. There's also a mech in this one! Wild. You can reach us at mechadoaboutnothing@gmail.com, our website is mechado.moe, and our Twitter account is @mechadopodcast.

Experience deja vu with us as we watch the first nine episodes of RahXephon, also known as the poor man's Evangelion. We talk about how the mystery and conspiracy elements of the show land, but the high volume of characters and frequent structure

Experience deja vu with us as we watch the first nine episodes of RahXephon, also known as the poor man's Evangelion. We talk about how the mystery and conspiracy elements of the show land, but the high volume of characters and frequent structure changes don't. Then, we talk about deeply emotional non sequiturs, the one thing Ian knows about character design, and Final Fantasy XIII. Our theme song is Street Dancing by Timecrawler 82. You can reach us at mechadoaboutnothing@gmail.com, our website is mechado.moe, and our Twitter account is @mechadpodcast.

Ian and Dan have been way too busy to record RahXephon. So enjoy another filler episode where Dan rambles on about his Gundam Base Tokyo visit! You c

Ian and Dan have been way too busy to record RahXephon. So enjoy another filler episode where Dan rambles on about his Gundam Base Tokyo visit! You can reach us at mechadoaboutnothing@gmail.com, our website is mechado.moe, and our Twitter account is @mechadopodcast.

On this episode of Topicocalypse, we're talking anime, more specifically, American anime. Why doesn't it exist? We talk about Avatar, the Legend of Korra, Justice League, Teen Titans and others. Justin wants to know if there are any American cartoons that we would consider to be "American Anime?" What Anime series do we like the best? And what Anime series would we recomend? We talk about all of the classics, including Cowboy Bebop, Outlaw Star, Trigun, Dragonball Z, Dragonball, Darker Than Black, Fullmetal Panic, Fullmetal Alchemist, Knights of Sedonia, Lupin the 3rd, One Peice, RahXephon, Gundam Wing, Gundam the 08th MS Team, G-Gundam, and so much more. We also throw in some classic quotes from movies like Tommy Boy, Black Sheep, and the The Great Outdoors. As always, you can find us on the Internet at Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. If you're listening to this episode on the Podcast Radio Network as part of the Pop Culture Cosmos show, you can find this episode and more on podbean, iTunes, Apple Podcasts, podcasts.com, Stitcher, Google Play and more. We hope you enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Topic: Mecha Anime This week, Mom is out on Vacation, traveling the world as usual.  So we Invited my Little Brother to join us.  When asked what he wanted to learn about, Mecha Anime was what he said.  So here we go.  A primer on Mecha Anime!   Tutorial: Mecha Anime: Any anime/manga/media where robots exist within a show, and are important to the story being told. Robot = Mech/Mecha   Two Major Sub-Categories: Super/Giant Robo/Robot Real Robot   History: 70s – Rise of Super/Giant Robot Series Mecha shows easier to handle because you don’t need to draw faces.  Easier to produce in 70s.  Shows largely not about war/conflicts between humans. Mazinger Z (1972) Dr Hell and Dr. Kabuto find ancient robots buried underground. Hell decides to use the robots to control the world, while Dr. Kabuto escapes and builds Mazinger Z before being killed by “half Man, Half woman” Baron Ashura.  Robot is passed on his grandson Kouji Kabuto, who fights against Doctor Hell. Spin Offs Great Mazinger (1974) UFO Robot Grendizer (1977) Mazinkaiser (2002) Getter Robo (1974) Three jets become one Super Robo, but can reconfigure in to three different modes Daikū Maryū Gaiking (1976) Dinosaur like base ship where the head takes off and transforms in to Super Robo Gaiking   Super/Giant Robot Series Robots are unique, one of kind, un-replaceable Fantastical/Squishy in tech/creation Heroic in Nature Stories are usually involve the Robots more as a major element of the show than a tool Magical/Mystical/Extraterrestrial/Super Science in Nature Lend themselves to Monster of the Week / non-serialized Became stagnant toward end of 80s   Mobile Suit Gundam (1979) Also known as (Gundam 0079) During the Universal Century, Human have created colonies in space, but there is unease as spacenoids feel that the Earth Federation won’t allow equal representation, thus Spacenoid rally around the Principality of Zeon and declare their freedom from Earth Federation, starting the “One Year War”. Zeon has mobile suits, which are a ‘HUGE’ tactical advantage. Earth Federation Create the White Base and goes to pick up the new RX-78 Gundam, but Zeon is in tow and attacks the colony, killing most civilians and Federation crew.  Amuro Ray becomes pilot for Gundam and the White Base launches out to defend against Zeon on their way home to Earth. Gundam = White Devil V-fin helmet Samurai look/motif Recurring themes Start in space, head to Earth, return to space to end Space Mobile Suits = 1 eye/ mono eye Earth/Federation Mobile Suits = glass visor for eyes Major Base to launch From, usually white in color Char Aznable – Villain, recurring theme of villain in Mask Initially not popular, canceled at 39 of 45 episodes.  Rebroadcast as trilogy of movies in 1983 Gunpla = Gundam Model Kits Spin offs: Universal Century                                            Zeta (1985)                                                         ZZ (1986)                                                              0083(1991) Victory (1993)                                                    08 MS Team (1996)                                          Unicorn (2010)                                                  Thunderbolt (2015)                                        Unique Series/Era/Centuries G Gundam (1994) Gundam Wing (1995) Gundam X (1996) Turn-a-Gundam (1999) Gundam Seed (2002) Gundam 00 (2007) Gundam Age (2011) Gundam IBO (2015)   Real Robot Series Mecha are realist/conventional in nature, albeit with unique power sources/futuristic weapons Tend to be government/organization led Possible to Replace within reason/mass produced Tools of the universe Often stories about War or major conflicts Lend themselves toward long, serialized shows Super Sentai (1975) Known in the west as Power Rangers Basically Live Action Super Robo Series    80s – Rise of Real Robots Real Robot Series become mainstream as audiences begin to get tired of Formulaic Super Robot series. Many young adults were looking for more mature/serious mecha anime, allowing for Real Robot genre to take over. The Super Dimension Fortress Macross (1982) Many Spin Offs Armored Troopers Votoms (1983) Volton (1984) US TV show incorporating footage of Golion and Dairugger Transformers (1984) Lots of Spin Offs Bubblegum Crisis (1987) Largely Females in Exo-skeleton Suits Patlabor (1988) Mecha Cops Gunbuster (1988) From Makers of Evangelion    90 – Mecha Revolution Real Robot / Gundam make big push in 90s, but lots of mech shows still show competition.  Lots of themes / traditions come out of 90s that are still seen largely today.  Very experimental.  Brave Series (1990s) King of Braves GaoGaiGar (1997)  Tekkaman Blade (1992) In the West as Technoman  Magic Knight Rayearth (1994) Magical Girl / Super Robot Series  Evangelion (1995) Mix of Real/Super Series Largely a deconstruction of Mecha Series Lots of largely psychological topics Genre Defining!  Martian Successor Nadesico (1996)  Vision of Escaflowne (1996) Lots of Female fans Largely Fantasy  The Big O (1999)   2000s – Mecha Renaissance  With introduction Digital Art/Inking, Anime become less expensive to produce, allowing more varied series to become introduced.  Varying art styles allow more trial and expressiveness.  Great Shows, Great stories, great characters Sakura Wars (2000) VanDread (2000) RahXephon (2002) Similar to Eva in themes  Diebuster (2004) Sequel to Gunbuster  Aquarion (2005)  Eureka Seven (2005) Skateboarding/snowboarding in the Sky Mecha  Code Geass (2006) Mechs are only about 15-18 feet tall Largely move around on wheels Fun Mix of Mystical elements and Real Robot series Great cast/show One of the Greatest non-Gundam Real Robot series  Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann (2007) From makers of Evangelion Very silly Creators would split to become Studio Trigger One of the Greatest modern Super Robot    2010 – Decline of Mecha Mecha Shows are more difficult to get going, with lots of shows almost never finding an audience.  Landscape of Anime may have changed; seasonal anime dominates, where mecha tends to like longer /epic running series.  Also, many shows about conflicts aren’t as popular because we(Sic:Japan) aren’t really seeing or being influenced by war.  Mecha using more CG(Computer Graphics) to make mecha in shows, but don’t look good in an animated/2D Landscape.  Star Driver (2010) Light Hearted, Fun Super Robot  Aldnoah.Zero (2014) Good first season, ultimately disappointing  Robot Girls Z (2014) Parody on Mazinger Z and various spinoffs  Captain Earth (2014)  Darling in the Franxx (2018) Interesting beginning, ultimately Disappointing   Review Material Gundam Unicorn 0096 (Either on Crunchyroll or Netflix) Star Driver (Crunchyroll)  

On this episode of Topicocalypse, we're talking anime, more specifically, American anime. Why doesn't it exist? We talk about Avatar, the Legend of Korra, Justice League, Teen Titans and others. Justin wants to know if there are any American cartoons that we would consider to be "American Anime?" What Anime series do we like the best? And what Anime series would we recomend? We talk about all of the classics, including Cowboy Bebop, Outlaw Star, Trigun, Dragonball Z, Dragonball, Darker Than Black, Fullmetal Panic, Fullmetal Alchemist, Knights of Sedonia, Lupin the 3rd, One Peice, RahXephon, Gundam Wing, Gundam the 08th MS Team, G-Gundam, and so much more. We also throw in some classic quotes from movies like Tommy Boy, Black Sheep, and the The Great Outdoors. As always, you can find us on the Internet at Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. If you're listening to this episode on the Podcast Radio Network as part of the Pop Culture Cosmos show, you can find this episode and more on podbean, iTunes, Apple Podcasts, podcasts.com, Stitcher, Google Play and more. We hope you enjoy!

Tonight, Dub Talk is covering a rather unusual Mech show (Because Mech shows are about as common as Isekai shows, except people get hyped for them). It's the story of Teenagers raised by an Internal Society, who fight to help preserve humanity for the Greater Good. No it's not Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans (we covered that already).. or Neon Genesis Evangelion... or RahXephon... or Goddannar.. or Aquarion... or Power Rangers... It's Darling In The FranXX. Join Jet and his fellow Pilots Hardy, Steph, & Andrew as they cover this Very (un)usual Mech Show. Like what we do? Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/dubtalkpodcast Or consider buying us a Ko-fi! https://ko-fi.com/dubtalk DUB TALK SOCIAL MEDIA Twitter: @DubTalkPodcast Instagram: @dubtalkpodcast Twitch: dubtalkpodcast Tumblr: dubtalkpodcast Host: @Divinenega Panelists: @LilacAnimeRevue @SpacemanHardy @Mangaman9000 Audio Editor: @AmonduulUS Video Editor: @Jamstar529 Music: "Kiss of Death" by Mika Nakashima & Hyde "Torikago" (トリカゴ; Birdcage) by XX:me

It's finally here! Many of you have been patiently waiting for our Rahxephon review. We were finally able to do it, and Ben returned to give his thoughts! SPOILER WARNING: We talk about Evangelion in this episode as well. If you want to listen to our Eva review first, please follow this link: https://soundcloud.com/anime-scrubs/episode-34 Hummingbird is gone, and has been replaced with Kitsu. Kitsu does not have groups yet, so there is no group link for us. Instead, you can follow me as "goodtimechalie" here: kitsu.io/users/goodtimecharlie And you can follow Hendo as "Daxx" here: kitsu.io/users/Daxx For updates, please follow our Facebook page: Facebook: www.facebook.com/animescrubspodcast/ Hendo has started streaming! Follow him on Twitch: exit.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fww…itch.tv%2Fbushlobster Want to receive an email alert when we post an episode? Make sure to become a subscriber to our newsletter: eepurl.com/cl65JX Like iTunes? We have you covered: apple.co/2efZQRi If you're on Android, check us out on Google Play (or look us up on your favorite podcast app): bit.ly/2dX9OZb Want to mail us? Contact us via email at animescrubs@gmail.com Check out our YouTube channel www.youtube.com/channel/UCLyab1IpgbmZP-CRDoTxe_g Find us on other social media outlets: Twitter: twitter.com/anime_scrubs Google+: bit.ly/2epbCJy Instagram: www.instagram.com/animescrubspodcast/ The song used at the end is "Bleach OST - Creeping Shadows (Hip-HOp Remix)" by Aataze. You can listen to the song on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjHtlx7h8Rk Check out Aataze on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/aataze

Hello everyone! Today is a sad day, as it is Ben's last podcast. Please help us send him off! We review Naruto vs Sasuke's animation, 91 Days finale, Food Wars 2 and of course the masterful Mob Psycho 100. Also on the plate today is the new opening of JoJo's along with the last two episodes (JoJo's is probaby going to be a continuing section on the podcast we've decided). We also talk about some manga, such as Prison School, Yamada and the Seven Witches, and Boku no Hero Academia. So here's to the ending of a great season, the ending of Naruto, and the ending of an amazing ride with our great friend Ben. P.S. He will be back for Rahxephon (whenever that is). Some of the anime you will hear about in this episode are: 91 Days, Re:Zero, Food Wars, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Mob Psycho 100, One Punch Man, Naruto and Naruto Shippuden, Bleach, Prison School, Yamada and the Seven Witches, and many many more! Become a Scrublit and join our community: hummingbird.me/groups/anime-scrubs iTunes listeners follow us on SoundCloud SoundCloud listeners: look for us out on Android and iPhone podcast apps to listen to us on the go! We are also on Google Play! Check out our YouTube (Anime Scrubs Play incoming) www.youtube.com/channel/UCLyab1IpgbmZP-CRDoTxe_g Find us on Facebook and Twitter! The sogn at the end is "Thank You Type-2" by Rukunetsu, which a remix of the second ending of Bleach. "Thank You!!" has been an anchor in my life whenever I have friends leave and go their own way. I recommend checking out the original song if you haven't heard it, and make sure to check out the lyrics (they are beautiful). A big shoutout to Rukunetsu on this one: he has been with us from the beginning letting us use his songs. Make sure to subscribe to him here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNa_ZUAQlZWUjKUvWugpVCw And here is his remix of the song (I edited it just slightly): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0C_TR03l-6g Also, for nostalgia sake for you Bleach fans here is the full version of the ending, by "Home Made Kazoku." These guys also did the first ending of Naruto Shippuden, "Shooting Star." Kinda appropriate, considering that Naruto is ending. What a weird week for us! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvYuf4r-8xk Like the songs we use at the end of each podcast? Check out this playlist: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc…PGzKWjONFWRFdCojm Please follow this link to tell us if you listen to the end songs or not: goo.gl/B32jq3 Time Stamps: 9:25 91 Days 24:34 Off Topic - Stories of VAs (not spoiler related) 35:08 Naruto 52:39 Mob Psycho 100 1:01:31 Food Wars (hardly spoiler heavy, mostly a tangent section) 1:06:08 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure 1:18:34 Yamada/ Prison School/Boku no Hero Academia + Spinoff 1:27:36 Ben's Segment/End of Podcast

Hello everyone! This week one of the Big 3 has ended! We do our thoughts on Bleach (Kye hasn't caught up) and we aren't too happy. This week we also aren't too happy with 91 Days... is it just a slow week? Other things: Kye has finished Silver Spoon and next week we are shooting to do a Rahxephon review to follow up our Eva review. You can find that here: https://soundcloud.com/anime-scrubs/episode-34 Some of the anime you will hear about in this episode are: Re:Zero, 91 Days, Mob Psycho 100, Food Wars (Shoukugeki no Soma) Sweetness and Lightning, Bleach, Silver Spoon, Neon Genesis Evangelion, and many many more! Become a Scrublit and join our community: hummingbird.me/groups/anime-scrubs iTunes listeners follow us on SoundCloud SoundCloud listeners: look for us out on Android and iPhone podcast apps to listen to us on the go! We are also on Google Play! Check out our YouTube (Anime Scrubs Play incoming?) www.youtube.com/channel/UCLyab1IpgbmZP-CRDoTxe_g Find us on Facebook and Twitter! The song at the end of the episode is "Chrono Trigger - Schala's Theme - Hip-Hop Instrumental" by Killing Spree. You listen to it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNacl0_69zs Like the songs we choose at the end of our episodes? Check out this playlist that has them all: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc…PGzKWjONFWRFdCojm Time Stamps: Intro 0:00-8:40 Bleach Ending Spoilers 8:40-19:20 91 Days 19:20-28:30 Sugar and Lighting 28:30-31:25 Food Wars 31:25-36:34 Mob Psycho 100 and Various other stuff 36:34-53:08 Re:Zero 53:08-End

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This recording was meant to be a tribute to Alan Young, but connection issues made it out to Chuck Barris. Let's not mince words: This episode went poorly. The night of saw rampant internet issues, and the editor's come down with some sort of whooping cough, but we still want to get this out before the E3 preview show records. Stephen passed on New Business, so Donald tackles a couple of Vita hits of late 2015 with returning champion Superbeat Xonic and 2016 GOTY candidate (by virtue of a December 22/15 release date) Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel. Austen's big games were another Vita RPG in Ray Gigant (not recommended except for Kairon) and Valkyria Chronicles now on PS4. Also mentioned: Pocket Card Jockey, Project X Zone 2, Dark Souls The Third and Uncharted 4. Most of Whatcha Watchin was taken up by a nearly 50 minute look at RahXephon (which you can get here), but Donald knocked an item off the anime bucket list with Persona 4: The Animation while Austen braved Hideki Anno on the good drugs to watch Evangelion 3.33. On two hours sleep. The poor sod. The Feature discussion gives props to some of the under-appreciated games of 2016 that probably won't come back around, before swinging into a quick temperature check of where console gaming is going this year. Common complaint: Not enough time. In the Mushrooms, we bid farewell to a Disney icon, Disney Infinity, and Disney taking any risks. The next episode is the inevitable - and possibly the last? - E3 preview show, so if you have any bets you want the crew to take, send them to us by the usual methods. The next record date is this coming Sunday, June 5, so think real fast. This podcast was recorded on May 22 and was edited by Donald Theriault. For the record, that was the night Draymond Green hoofed a guy in the nuts.

Let's sing the song of the RahXephon.

Welcome to the very first episode of the official Crunchyroll Podcast, CrunchyCast! Each week, we'll be bringing you the hottest news and perspectives on the world of anime. Join hosts Evan and Victoria as they delve into the best programming the web has to offer, explore pressing questions, and interview the anime community and industry's most compelling personalities. This Week's Show Notes: Victoria analyzes the Shirobaco cafe Evan’s excited about new Ninja Slayer character designs Victoria is ready to buy the new Final Fantasy remaster The new Naruto arc discussed by Victoria begins here Corrections: Grave of the Fireflies is Takahata's first Ghibli film, not Only Yesterday. Michiaki Sato and Yoshinori Sayama designed the robots in RahXephon. Shoji Kawamori did some storyboards and Yutaka Izubuchi is the director. CrunchyCast is hosted by Victoria Holden and Evan Minto and produced by Miles Thomas and the Crunchyroll Brand team. Thanks to Evan Purkhiser and Brandon Lee for technical assistance. If you have any questions for our hosts, you can reach them on Twitter at @SailorBee and @VamptVo respectively. All music in CrunchyCast is provided by Noah Hafford, who can be found at his SoundCloud.

This week, it's just Newcomb speaking so soothingly through your speakers/headphone. He's discussing RahXephon as well as an update on the Patent Trolls case. Enjoy!SongExperation Dateby Pomplamoose    Follow SketchyILoveWomen.orgfacebook.com/SketchyPodcasttwitter.com/SketchyPodcastSketchyPodcast@gmail.com

Abandon hope, all ye who listen. Run while you still can. Seriously though, this episode is terrible and I hate it and I hate you, listener. Also, we ran into UNFORTUNATE MISHAPS during the editing process and...the last third of the episode vanished. Due to time constraints from all of us, we couldn't re-record that last third, but all questions answered this week that don't appear on this episode will be re-answered next week. Not much of value was lost save for us mentioning that RahXephon won't be watched for JAAP any longer because we are terrible people. Apologies for the half episode this week! As a terrible host, I'll do my best to not be awful next week.

WARNING: This podcast is not an approved floatation device. Hot Toys lets it all hang out. Foxbox Studio gets more Complex. Space Pirate Cobra is a badass. Rah-rah-RahXephon! Did somebody say McThanos? Over 66 SOFTBONES served!

A different title that I was considering for this show was "Two Star Crossed Lovers" but unless I went deeper into RahXephon I don't think too many people were going to understand the meaning or think that I was reviewing Romeo X Juliet. So for reviews this week it is RahXephon and Yumeria. RahXephon is technically a mecha series but the mechas are closer to golems than machines. It's the story of a boy whose life gets turned upside down when his city is being destroyed being one of the golems. Yumeria is a harem/sentai/magical girl hybrid, the main character is often referred to as a pervert but he's 16 so I didn't consider him a pervert as much as the girls in the show wanted to call him that. It has elements of action but that really isn't the main focus of the show. And before I really finish things off I also give an update for Deadman Wonderland. Enjoy the show! Opening and Closing Song- Paradise Lost by Hollywood Undead

This week on Aniview Weekly we looked into: Watching - Air TV - RahXephon Watched - Ef ~ A Tale of Memories - Crest of the Stars - Cowboy Bebop - Pani Poni Dash - Samurai Champloo Dropped -Gundam 00 Requests -Karas -Shigofumi -Last Exile If you have any feedback or requests, you can send them to Aniview@hotmail.com

This is a text review of the second disc of the Aquarion Boxed Set 1 comprising Episodes 6-9 from Funimation. Click on the following link to hear podcast review # 104 of  Episodes 1-5: http://sesho.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=356987 The Elements of Aquarion have become stronger and are functioning better as a team, but the pilots still have a lot to learn. First up, Gen Fudo, the strange Merlin-like commander of the Elements sets up a Thought Projection Exercise. Partners will stand a kilometer away from each other, with one facing away. The goal is to make your partner turn around with the force of your thoughts. You just know everyone is gonna be paired up with their least favorite person. Sirius and Reika are getting kinda cozy and it's starting to drive Silvia crazy. You see, she has a bit of a "brother complex". She wants so bad for him to be the Solar Wing, her reincarnated lover....uh, but if he is, that brings up some pretty weird issues. I think at this point everyone has decided that Apollo is the real deal. Everyone EXCEPT Sirius and Silvia, and that's probably due to their hypocrisy. Surely, the Solar Wing would be reborn as a noble and not as an animalistic street kid. All these weird resentments reach a boiling point when the Shadow Angels use a device that feeds off negative emotions. Two supporting characters take center stage in Episode 8 as Tsugumi and Jun contemplate what it will be like to merge for the first time with all the attendant innuendoes and comparisons to losing their virginity. But when the time comes will they be able to step up to the plate? And then there's a Mythic Beast lurking in the dreams of the Elements that brings A Nightmare on Elm Street to mind.  I'm not really a big fan of giant robot anime but I don't dislike them either. As with any anime genre, if a show is good, it doesn't matter to me what it is about. I will tell you this. I think Evangelion was way overrated and that Rahxephon took the same path but did it even better. Aquarion falls into a cross between Rahxephon and Gravion (I mean the good parts of Gravion) and comes up with a very enjoyable anime. To start with, this show just looks good. The character designs are very beautiful and distinct. The sleek and acrobatic robot designs give a humanity to the battles. There are very few static cut scenes and the CG blends as well as it can with the traditional animation. Everything about this series screams the word EPIC with its attendant 12,000 year old battles between angels and humans and its take on Greek mythology and Christian scriptures. The music of Yoko Kanno just adds to the grandeur with her symphonic and choral score. But, like the director and writers of this show, she never forgets the more intimate characterization elements of the show, composing with simple instruments and singing and a variety of electronic instruments when the mood calls for it. A great show so far. My Grade: A You can view the first two episodes for free at the official Aquarion website: http://funimation.com/aquarion/