Podcasts about ryo saeba

City Hunter, die nächste Realverfilmung, diesmal von Netflix produziert in Japan. Der Partner von Ryo Saeba ermordet und hinterlässt seine Schwester Kaori, die versucht den Mord an Ihren Bruder zu verarbeiten. Zusammen machen sich beide auf Ihren den Weg durch Tokios Unterwelt, um den Mord aufzuklären und stoßen dabei auf eine ganz große Verschwörung, die vielen Menschen den Tod bringen könnte. Gepaart mit viel Witz und Action versucht Netflix den 80er Jahre Kultmanga gerecht zu werden. Ob das gelungen ist, diskutieren Sir Pommes und Dengeki Gamer in dieser Ausgabe von Dorama Rama. aHatofMedia wünscht viel Spaß. Timetable 0:00:00 Begrüßung und Geschichte 0:12:11 City Hunter 1:17:05 Spoiler 1:28:53 Fazit 1:42:15 Verabschiedung

Review phim ra rạp từ ngày 01/03/2024 DUNE: HÀNH TINH CÁT - PHẦN HAI – T16 Đạo diễn:  Denis Villeneuve Diễn viên:  Denis Villeneuve, Jon Spaihts, Frank Herbert Thể loại:  Hành Động, Phiêu Lưu, Tâm Lý “Dune: Hành Tinh Cát – Phần 2” sẽ tiếp tục khám phá hành trình đậm chất thần thoại của Paul Atreides khi anh đồng hành cùng Chani và những người Fremen trên chặng đường trả thù những kẻ đã hủy hoại gia đình mình. BÀ THÍM BÁO THÙ – T16 Đạo diễn:  Park Young Ju Diễn viên: Ra Mi Ran, Gong Myung, Yeom Hye Ran, Ahn Eun Jin,... Thể loại: Hài, Hành Động Kẻ lừa tiền “quay xe”, cầu cứu sự trợ giúp từ chính nạn nhân mà mình đã lừa đảo! Đang chật vật vay mượn khắp nơi để tiếp tục duy trì cửa tiệm giặt ủi sau hoả hoạn, Duk Hee nhận được cú điện thoại từ Son, tự xưng là nhân viên ngân hàng với lời hứa hẹn sẽ cấp cho cô một khoản vay với lãi suất ưu đãi. Tuy nhiên, Son yêu cầu Duk Hee phải gửi trước cho anh ta một khoản tiền gọi là “phí vay mượn”. Sau khi chuyển tiền, người phụ nữ tội nghiệp mới bàng hoàng nhận ra mình vừa trở thành nạn nhân của một kẻ chuyên lừa đảo qua điện thoại di động. Cú lừa này đã khiến Duk Hee mất toàn bộ tài sản và đối mặt với nguy cơ bị tống ra đường cùng hai đứa con. Giận dữ, oán trách nhưng Duk Hee nghĩ rằng cô sẽ không thể tìm được danh tính của Son. Cho tới một ngày nọ, Son bỗng chủ động liên lạc với Duk Hee và đưa ra một lời cầu cứu thảm thiết… QUỶ THAY ĐẦU – T18 Đạo diễn:  Alberto Corredor Diễn viên:  Freya Allan, Ruby Barker, Jeremy Irvine, Peter Mullan, Saffron Burrows, Julika Jenkins, Ned Dennehy... Thể loại:  Kinh Dị Phim theo chân Iris (Freya Allan), một cô gái trẻ bị người cha góa vợ (Peter Mullan) đối xử ghẻ lạnh. Sau khi ông qua đời, cô trở thành người thừa kế quán rượu xuống cấp đã tồn tại hàng thế kỷ ở Berlin. Bất ngờ xem được lời trăn trối của người cha qua đoạn băng video còn sót lại, Iris phát hiện một bí mật kinh hoàng về mụ ác quỷ 400 năm tuổi bị nhốt dưới tầng hầm với tên gọi Baghead. Khuôn mặt của bà ta được che giấu bởi một chiếc bao tải cũ, và có khả năng triệu hồi người chết bằng xương bằng thịt. Nhờ đó, Iris có thể kiếm tiền trên thân xác của Baghead bằng hàng loạt giao dịch gọi hồn. Để xoa dịu nỗi đau mất người thân, nhiều khách hàng đã tìm tới Iris và chấp nhận trả giá đắt với hai nghìn đô la tiền mặt để đổi lấy 2 phút nói chuyện cùng người đã khuất. Giống như cha mình, Iris bị cám dỗ bởi đồng tiền và ra sức khai thác sức mạnh siêu nhiên của Baghead, nhưng cô sớm phát hiện ra việc vi phạm những quy tắc cấm có thể gây ra hậu quả khủng khiếp. ĐIỆN THOẠI MA ÁM – T16 Đạo diễn:  Luke Sommer Diễn viên:  Whitney Rose Pynn, Justin Malik Jackson, Jared Noble Thể loại:  Kinh Dị Wynne bị chấn thương tâm lý sau cái chết của hôn phu và cô bắt đầu nhìn thấy những hình ảnh kỳ dị báo hiệu cái chết của chính mình trong chiếc điện thoại. Hội Chứng Tuổi Thanh Xuân: Cô Bé Đeo Cặp Sách – T13 Đạo diễn:  Soichi Masui Diễn viên:  Kaito Ishikawa, Asami Seto, Yurika Kubo, Nao Toyama, Atsumi Tanezaki, Maaya Uchida, Inori Minase Thể loại:  Hoạt Hình Chỉ còn một tháng nữa là kết thúc học kỳ ba. Cuối cùng cũng đến ngày tốt nghiệp của Mai, bạn gái lớp trên của Azusagawa Sakuta. Khi Sakuta đang chờ Mai ở bờ biển Shichirigahama, cậu bất ngờ gặp phải một cô bé giống y hệt Mai hồi còn là diễn viên nhí trong quá khứ. Mặt khác, mẹ của Sakuta, người đã bỏ rơi hai anh em Sakuta va Kanade, bất ngờ liên lạc, nói rằng muốn gặp lại họ. THỢ SĂN THÀNH PHỐ: SIÊU CHẤT THIÊN THẦN – T18 Đạo diễn:  Kazuyoshi Takeuchi, Kenji Kodama Diễn viên:  Akira Kamiya, Kazue Ikura, Harumi Ichiryūsai, Tesshō Genda, Mami Koyama, Keiko Toda Thể loại:  Hài, Hành Động, Hoạt Hình Tay súng đánh thuê khét tiếng Ryo Saeba gặp phải một kẻ phản diện từng quen, anh phải chiến đấu với những con người đã biến cỗ máy nano thành siêu chiến binh, còn được gọi là Angel Dust. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kim-thanh-duong/support

Jackie Chan is Ryo Saeba in this 1993 adaptation of City Hunter 

Welcome to the start of our Multimedia Retrospective on City Hunter! Throughout the rest of this month of May we'll be looking at various iterations of the girl chasing private detective, Ryo Saeba! For this first episode we will be examining the original manga and the various spinoffs by Tsukasa Hojo! And  stay tuned after the episode for a bonus spoiler discussion on The Batman!!! Send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com  Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our website! https://mangamachinations.com Check out our YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/mangamactv Buy us a Kofi! https://ko-fi.com/mangamac Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Crime Scene'” by DoGBeaT, Opening, Introductions, Darfox is busy from being too handsome 00:03:55 - Listener Mail: Our favorite “Haha” podcast moments 00:10:12 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: “Funkymania” by The Original Orchestra, Morgana wants listeners to check out Lost Lad London and Let's Go Karaoke! 00:13:28 - *SPOILERS* Darfox read Oshi no Ko and enjoyed it 00:24:37 - dakazu thinks Koyoharu Gotouge could comfortably retire from the weekly manga grind 00:26:08 - Black Clover continues to be an inconsistent mess of animation quality for dakazu 00:27:37 - dakazu's wife was bothered by some occasional mispronounced Italian in Ristorante Paradiso 00:31:56 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: Manga in Motion on City Hunter, we will review the 1993 Chinese action comedy film adaptation directed by Wong Jing and starring Jackie Chan 00:33:36 - Main Segment Saikyo Selections: City Hunter, Transition Song: “Sunset Ride” by HVRDVR, we examine the beginning of City Hunter by Tsukasa Hojo for review and we discuss the various adjacent manga series of Cat's Eye and Angel Heart 01:32:01 - Next Week's Topic: City Hunter, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “Crazy for Your Love” by Orkas 01:33:40 - Bonus spoiler-talk about The Batman

Hello, darlings! Welcome back to #LumSquad, a podcast hosted by @LumRanmaYasha and @ProdTally devoted to the wonderful and wacky world of Rumiko Takahashi's Urusei Yatsura! Since we covered the manga on our first episode, for our second installment we're diving deep into the anime! We explore the anime's production history, how the show changes over its run, the incredible production staff and vocal talent on the show, and tons more! Plus, we rant about Mamoru Oshii's influence and question common assertions made about the show's quality, while sharing some thoughts on the show's eclectic musical score. To top it off, we answer a ton of fan questions, and talk about our favorite episodes of the show! All in all, we spend two and a half hours discussing the anime, and we've barely even scratched the surface of stuff we plan to cover in future episodes! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:00 – Intro & Updates 02:32 – An Introduction to the Anime 06:19 – Lum's Love Song 09:06 – Shinobu Miyake: A Character Analysis 15:32 – The Shift From Two-Story to Single-Story Episodes 19:33 – The Cultural Impact of the Anime 29:51 – Urusei Yatsura in the U.S. 37:18 – Specials 39:30 – How the Anime Changed Over Time 41:47 – Mamoru Oshii, Kentaro Yamazaki, and the Production Staff of Urusei Yatsura 1:07:12 – Our History with the Anime Q&A's!! 1:26:22 – Our Thoughts on the Tachiguishi and Backdoor Pilots 1:30:40 – “Which Animation Style Do You Prefer: Pierrot or Dean?” 1:32:44 – Cindy and the Musical Talent of Urusei Yatsura 1:36:24 – “Do You Think Urusei Yatsura Would Ever Work as a Live-Action TV Show?” 1:41:35 – Urusei Yatsura Hentai 1:43:13 – “Was There Any Episode You Didn't Like Initially, but Liked It the Second Time (or Vice-Versa)?” 1:57:00 – “Do You Guys Think the Relationship Between Lum & Ataru is Different Between the Manga and the Anime?” 2:01:05 – “Least Favorite Episode?” 2:08:00 – “What Period of the Show Do You Enjoy the Most?” 2:10:15 – “What is Urusei Yatsura's Popularity in Japan?” 2:11:58 – Ataru Moroboshi, Ryo Saeba, and 80s Anime Protagonists 2:14:18 – Library Availability of Urusei Yatsura 2:15:40 – “What Would You Change About the Anime if You Could?” 2:21:05 – Our Favorite Episodes of Urusei Yatsura 2:34:43 – Wrap-Up & Future Plans Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @Lum_Squad, on tumblr at lumsquad.tumblr.com, and subscribe to us on Youtube! You can follow the hosts on twitter at @LumRanmaYasha and @ProdTally. Don't forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content! If there are any topics, series or mangaka you would like to see us talk about on the show, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at lumsquadpod@gmail.com! Thanks for listening! LINKS: Like what we do? Tip LumRanmaYasha a Ko-fi! Listen to Game/Life Balance Australia! Follow the #LumSquad! Follow the #DailyLum! Support the Urusei Yatsura manga from Viz Media!

Hello darlings! Welcome back to #LumSquad, a podcast hosted by @LumRanmaYasha and @ProdTally devoted to the wonderful and wacky world of Rumiko Takahashi’s Urusei Yatsura! That’s right, we’re not a one-and-done nor were we meant to be an annual show… even though it has in fact been a year since our last episode. I apologize for that unexpected year-long hiatus, which is entirely my fault. ^^, From here on out I’m hoping to resume production on #LumSquad with AC on our originally proposed monthly schedule. It’s definitely a shame to have such a large gap between the release of the first episode and the second, but hey, it took the Urusei Yatsura manga a year and a half of irregular serialization until it became a proper long-running series, so you can think of our first episode as a pilot and this second episode onward as the real beginning of our regular podcast! Since we covered the manga on our first episode, for our second installment we’re diving deep into the anime! We explore the anime’s production history, how the show changes over its run, the incredible production staff and vocal talent on the show, and tons more! Plus, we rant about Mamoru Oshii’s influence and question common assertions made about the show’s quality, while sharing some thoughts on the show’s eclectic musical score. To top it off, we answer a ton of fan questions, and talk about our favorite episodes of the show! All in all, we spend two and a half hours discussing the anime, and we’ve barely even scratched the surface of stuff we plan to cover in future episodes! Thank you guys so much for being patient with this and looking forward to more #LumSquad! We received a lot of enthusiasm for the first episode and a lot of people asking about when the second would come out over the past months, and I hope you’ll enjoy this episode enough to forgive the wait! And hey, if you don’t want to wait another month for our third episode, check out our recent Manga Mavericks episode on the Urusei Yatsura manga with special guest Dawn from the Anime Nostalgia Podcast, which was a ton of fun and also very informative about the early days of the UY fandom in North America back in the 90s! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:00 - Intro & Updates 02:32 - An Introduction to the Anime 06:19 - Lum’s Love Song 09:06 - Shinobu Miyake: A Character Analysis 15:32 - The Shift From Two-Story to Single-Story Episodes 19:33 - The Cultural Impact of the Anime 29:51 - Urusei Yatsura in the U.S. 37:18 - Specials 39:30 - How the Anime Changed Over Time 41:47 - Mamoru Oshii, Kentaro Yamazaki, and the Production Staff of Urusei Yatsura 1:07:12 - Our History with the Anime Q&A’s!! 1:26:22 - Our Thoughts on the Tachiguishi and Backdoor Pilots 1:30:40 - “Which Animation Style Do You Prefer: Pierrot or Dean?” 1:32:44 - Cindy and the Musical Talent of Urusei Yatsura 1:36:24 - “Do You Think Urusei Yatsura Would Ever Work as a Live-Action TV Show?” 1:41:35 - Urusei Yatsura Hentai 1:43:13 - “Was There Any Episode You Didn’t Like Initially, but Liked It the Second Time (or Vice-Versa)?” 1:57:00 - “Do You Guys Think the Relationship Between Lum & Ataru is Different Between the Manga and the Anime?” 2:01:05 - “Least Favorite Episode?” 2:08:00 - “What Period of the Show Do You Enjoy the Most?” 2:10:15 - “What is Urusei Yatsura’s Popularity in Japan?” 2:11:58 - Ataru Moroboshi, Ryo Saeba, and 80s Anime Protagonists 2:14:18 - Library Availability of Urusei Yatsura 2:15:40 - “What Would You Change About the Anime if You Could?” 2:21:05 - Our Favorite Episodes of Urusei Yatsura 2:34:43 - Wrap-Up & Future Plans Music Featured: “Main Motif (Theme)” from Urusei Yatsura: Beautiful Dreamer, by Masaru Hoshii and Keiichi Oku “Kokoroboisona” from Jam Trip: Urusei Yatsura (Vol. 1) “Uchuu wa Tai Hen Da! DA DA Mix” from Shudai-ka Best 10 Remix ~ Dance Tracks Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @Lum_Squad, on tumblr at lumsquad.tumblr.com, and subscribe to us on Youtube! You can follow the hosts on twitter at @LumRanmaYasha and @ProdTally. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content! If there are any topics, series or mangaka you would like to see us talk about on the show, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at lumsquadpod@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

Hello darlings! Welcome back to #LumSquad, a podcast hosted by @LumRanmaYasha and @ProdTally devoted to the wonderful and wacky world of Rumiko Takahashi’s Urusei Yatsura! That’s right, we’re not a one-and-done nor were we meant to be an annual show… even though it has in fact been a year since our last episode. I apologize for that unexpected year-long hiatus, which is entirely my fault. ^^, From here on out I’m hoping to resume production on #LumSquad with AC on our originally proposed monthly schedule. It’s definitely a shame to have such a large gap between the release of the first episode and the second, but hey, it took the Urusei Yatsura manga a year and a half of irregular serialization until it became a proper long-running series, so you can think of our first episode as a pilot and this second episode onward as the real beginning of our regular podcast! Since we covered the manga on our first episode, for our second installment we’re diving deep into the anime! We explore the anime’s production history, how the show changes over its run, the incredible production staff and vocal talent on the show, and tons more! Plus, we rant about Mamoru Oshii’s influence and question common assertions made about the show’s quality, while sharing some thoughts on the show’s eclectic musical score. To top it off, we answer a ton of fan questions, and talk about our favorite episodes of the show! All in all, we spend two and a half hours discussing the anime, and we’ve barely even scratched the surface of stuff we plan to cover in future episodes! Thank you guys so much for being patient with this and looking forward to more #LumSquad! We received a lot of enthusiasm for the first episode and a lot of people asking about when the second would come out over the past months, and I hope you’ll enjoy this episode enough to forgive the wait! And hey, if you don’t want to wait another month for our third episode, check out our recent Manga Mavericks episode on the Urusei Yatsura manga with special guest Dawn from the Anime Nostalgia Podcast, which was a ton of fun and also very informative about the early days of the UY fandom in North America back in the 90s! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:00 - Intro & Updates 02:32 - An Introduction to the Anime 06:19 - Lum’s Love Song 09:06 - Shinobu Miyake: A Character Analysis 15:32 - The Shift From Two-Story to Single-Story Episodes 19:33 - The Cultural Impact of the Anime 29:51 - Urusei Yatsura in the U.S. 37:18 - Specials 39:30 - How the Anime Changed Over Time 41:47 - Mamoru Oshii, Kentaro Yamazaki, and the Production Staff of Urusei Yatsura 1:07:12 - Our History with the Anime Q&A’s!! 1:26:22 - Our Thoughts on the Tachiguishi and Backdoor Pilots 1:30:40 - “Which Animation Style Do You Prefer: Pierrot or Dean?” 1:32:44 - Cindy and the Musical Talent of Urusei Yatsura 1:36:24 - “Do You Think Urusei Yatsura Would Ever Work as a Live-Action TV Show?” 1:41:35 - Urusei Yatsura Hentai 1:43:13 - “Was There Any Episode You Didn’t Like Initially, but Liked It the Second Time (or Vice-Versa)?” 1:57:00 - “Do You Guys Think the Relationship Between Lum & Ataru is Different Between the Manga and the Anime?” 2:01:05 - “Least Favorite Episode?” 2:08:00 - “What Period of the Show Do You Enjoy the Most?” 2:10:15 - “What is Urusei Yatsura’s Popularity in Japan?” 2:11:58 - Ataru Moroboshi, Ryo Saeba, and 80s Anime Protagonists 2:14:18 - Library Availability of Urusei Yatsura 2:15:40 - “What Would You Change About the Anime if You Could?” 2:21:05 - Our Favorite Episodes of Urusei Yatsura 2:34:43 - Wrap-Up & Future Plans Music Featured: “Main Motif (Theme)” from Urusei Yatsura: Beautiful Dreamer, by Masaru Hoshii and Keiichi Oku “Kokoroboisona” from Jam Trip: Urusei Yatsura (Vol. 1) “Uchuu wa Tai Hen Da! DA DA Mix” from Shudai-ka Best 10 Remix ~ Dance Tracks Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @Lum_Squad, on tumblr at lumsquad.tumblr.com, and subscribe to us on Youtube! You can follow the hosts on twitter at @LumRanmaYasha and @ProdTally. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content! If there are any topics, series or mangaka you would like to see us talk about on the show, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at lumsquadpod@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

KnackFest - 23h30 - Knack - L'opération de sauvetage Improbable Bienvenue à toutes et à tous au KnackFest!!! Pour couronner cette événement, il nous fallait une émission phare, un concept fort...Hommage à L'Improbable Podcast: Podcast Alsacien pionnier qui s'est arrêté après 100 épisodes fabuleux. Autour de la table, l'équipage est composé de Knack, Ddschutz, Draven, Magic Jacques, Bigaston, Flavien et Madt.Les news ont été fournies par BarbeRousse et Ryo Saeba.La pièce radiophonique est écrite par Knack et est interprété avec talent par l'équipage. Quelques liens utiles, pour nous joindre: Knack en Vrac sur Twitter Ddschutz sur Twitter Zazany sur Twitter Flavien sur Twitter Bigaston sur Twitter Magic Jacques sur Twitter Madt sur Twitter Draven sur Twitter Benoit sur Twitter Quentin sur Twitter Sophie sur Twitter knackenvrac.lepodcast@gmail.com Pour les différents extrait, on retrouve:Générique de L'Improbable Podcast ; Jingle France info ; Jingle Cash investigation ; Jingle Tove lo ; Frankenstein in Shangai ; Baby come back A bientôt, Knack

http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/MSP_EP125.mp3 It's been a good two decades since we last saw Ryo Saeba and crews latest antics in animated form grace our screens (no, we don't talk about Angel Heart around here). City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes hit Japanese cinemas on February 8 and appears to have struck a nostalgic chord with audiences since some cinemas are still screening it over two months later. Shinjuku itself has been caught in the grip of mokkori fever, with collaboration cafes, and promotions all over the place - some pictures of which I've included below. But how does the movie stack up? Does it try to reinvent everyone's favorite lecherous sweeper for 2019 or does it stick to doing what Ryo does best?Tune in to find out!

ANOTHER NEWS EPISODE?! NOOOOOO!!!! Yes, circumstances have conspired to rob us of a topic this week. Sadly, the Yu Yu Hakusho podcast we planned is on indefinite hiatus. We recorded a great show, but one of our guests' audio was lost to the ether, and trying to gather the gang back together to rerecord it is too difficult right now with our competing schedules. Fear not, for we will not abandon doing a Yu Yu Hakusho-related podcast completely! We intend to record a Yu Yu Hakusho MANGA FIGHT sometime in the coming weeks to make up for the lost show. With any luck it'll be recorded and released before the end of the year! As for this episode, while we may not have a discussion topic, we're making up for it by introducing a new segments - Community Shout-Outs! From now on at the end of every show we'll shine a spotlight on art, videos, blogs, podcasts, and other content created by the Anime fan community that we really enjoyed and want to share. This week we're spotlighting two great podcasts from One Panel Later and Anime Feminist on Boys' Love manga that are great complements to each other. One Panel Later's podcast explores the history of BL and why it's important and meaningful for the women who create and consume it. Anime Feminist's podcast examines the genre through the perspectives of two gay men and a non-binary person, discussing why they resonate with these stories, examining how BL represents and misrepresents gay men, and how to examine BL's problematic aspects critically without dismissing its positive qualities. These podcasts make a great pair in enlightening those unfamiliar with BL on its history and the current conversations fans are having about the genre, and provide a great starting point to learn more about BL and explore the various different series they recommend. In addition to these great podcasts, we're also recommending a blog post by Ogiue Maniax analyzing Kongo Agon's character arc in Eyeshield 21, examining what it means to be a successful teammate and a good leader. It's always great to see in-depth analysis of an older, relatively underrated manga like Eyeshield 21, and this post is a great breakdown of the core of Agon's philosophy and how its challenged over the course of the series. Of course, alongside our Community Shout-Outs we've also got news to shout about! We discuss announcements of new manga from popular creators like Sankaku Head and Takuma Yokota, debate whether any of the Full Metal Alchemist films are any good, and lament the dissolution of the FUNimation and Crunchyroll podcast. Oh, and of course we've got to talk about how Haruhi fans helped solve a mathematical conundrum that stumped academics for over 25 years just to figure out how many possible ways you could watch every episode the series. The SOS Brigade finally solved a real mystery! Haruhi truly is god, and her followers our prophets. Maybe this'll finally convince KyoAni to make a third season. XD PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:22 - Intro & Updates News: 01:42 - Takeshi Azuma and Homura Kawamoto work on new Chrono Magia manga 02:39 - Carlos Zen launches new manga with Ten Ishida 03:36 - Sankaku Head launches new manga 04:24 - Suu Morishita launches new manga 06:34 - Takuma Yokota launches new manga 07:52 - Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid approaches climax 09:30 - FUNimation’s FMA: Sacred Star of Milos licenses lapses on November 21st 16:13 - FUNimation and Crunchyroll end content sharing partnership 22:19 - Hiroshi Shiibashi’s Youmacon appearance cancelled 23:03- Viz Media brings Masakazu Morita and Gou Nakanishi to Anime NYC 24:27 - Anime NYC to host premiere of Mob Psycho 100 second season 26:00 - New Astro Boy series screens at MIPCOM 28:07 - Train Man is getting a U.S.-based live-action musical adaptation 31:16 - MHA is getting a Hollywood live-action movie 35:33 - Ryo Saeba and Kenshiro join Jump Force 38:34 - Haruhi fans help solve a 25 year-old mathematical conundrum! Community Shout-outs! 41:58 - Oguie Maniax: “Harsh Lessons in Teamwork: Eyeshield 21’s Kongo Agon” 44:00 - One Panel Later Episode 34: ‘BL Manga, or Let Women Have Something ffs” & Chatty AF 72: “BL Manga” 50:25 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com, and now on Youtube! You can also follow the hosts at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha. If you’d like to help support the show financially you can donate to Colton’s Ko-fi here and LumRanmaYasha’s Ko-fi here. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content! We take your suggestions and feedback very seriously and want to figure out more ways to reach out and interact with you guys, so please leave some responses!

ANOTHER NEWS EPISODE?! NOOOOOO!!!! Yes, circumstances have conspired to rob us of a topic this week. Sadly, the Yu Yu Hakusho podcast we planned is on indefinite hiatus. We recorded a great show, but one of our guests' audio was lost to the ether, and trying to gather the gang back together to rerecord it is too difficult right now with our competing schedules. Fear not, for we will not abandon doing a Yu Yu Hakusho-related podcast completely! We intend to record a Yu Yu Hakusho MANGA FIGHT sometime in the coming weeks to make up for the lost show. With any luck it'll be recorded and released before the end of the year! As for this episode, while we may not have a discussion topic, we're making up for it by introducing a new segments - Community Shout-Outs! From now on at the end of every show we'll shine a spotlight on art, videos, blogs, podcasts, and other content created by the Anime fan community that we really enjoyed and want to share. This week we're spotlighting two great podcasts from One Panel Later and Anime Feminist on Boys' Love manga that are great complements to each other. One Panel Later's podcast explores the history of BL and why it's important and meaningful for the women who create and consume it. Anime Feminist's podcast examines the genre through the perspectives of two gay men and a non-binary person, discussing why they resonate with these stories, examining how BL represents and misrepresents gay men, and how to examine BL's problematic aspects critically without dismissing its positive qualities. These podcasts make a great pair in enlightening those unfamiliar with BL on its history and the current conversations fans are having about the genre, and provide a great starting point to learn more about BL and explore the various different series they recommend. In addition to these great podcasts, we're also recommending a blog post by Ogiue Maniax analyzing Kongo Agon's character arc in Eyeshield 21, examining what it means to be a successful teammate and a good leader. It's always great to see in-depth analysis of an older, relatively underrated manga like Eyeshield 21, and this post is a great breakdown of the core of Agon's philosophy and how its challenged over the course of the series. Of course, alongside our Community Shout-Outs we've also got news to shout about! We discuss announcements of new manga from popular creators like Sankaku Head and Takuma Yokota, debate whether any of the Full Metal Alchemist films are any good, and lament the dissolution of the FUNimation and Crunchyroll podcast. Oh, and of course we've got to talk about how Haruhi fans helped solve a mathematical conundrum that stumped academics for over 25 years just to figure out how many possible ways you could watch every episode the series. The SOS Brigade finally solved a real mystery! Haruhi truly is god, and her followers our prophets. Maybe this'll finally convince KyoAni to make a third season. XD PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:22 - Intro & Updates News: 01:42 - Takeshi Azuma and Homura Kawamoto work on new Chrono Magia manga 02:39 - Carlos Zen launches new manga with Ten Ishida 03:36 - Sankaku Head launches new manga 04:24 - Suu Morishita launches new manga 06:34 - Takuma Yokota launches new manga 07:52 - Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid approaches climax 09:30 - FUNimation’s FMA: Sacred Star of Milos licenses lapses on November 21st 16:13 - FUNimation and Crunchyroll end content sharing partnership 22:19 - Hiroshi Shiibashi’s Youmacon appearance cancelled 23:03- Viz Media brings Masakazu Morita and Gou Nakanishi to Anime NYC 24:27 - Anime NYC to host premiere of Mob Psycho 100 second season 26:00 - New Astro Boy series screens at MIPCOM 28:07 - Train Man is getting a U.S.-based live-action musical adaptation 31:16 - MHA is getting a Hollywood live-action movie 35:33 - Ryo Saeba and Kenshiro join Jump Force 38:34 - Haruhi fans help solve a 25 year-old mathematical conundrum! Community Shout-outs! 41:58 - Oguie Maniax: “Harsh Lessons in Teamwork: Eyeshield 21’s Kongo Agon” 44:00 - One Panel Later Episode 34: ‘BL Manga, or Let Women Have Something ffs” & Chatty AF 72: “BL Manga” 50:25 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com, and now on Youtube! You can also follow the hosts at @sniperking323 and @lumranmayasha. If you’d like to help support the show financially you can donate to Colton’s Ko-fi here and LumRanmaYasha’s Ko-fi here. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content! We take your suggestions and feedback very seriously and want to figure out more ways to reach out and interact with you guys, so please leave some responses!

Pour ce dixième épisode de Capteurs d'écran, votre ciné-club mensuel, on reçoit, comme tous les cinq épisodes, un(e) invité(e) ! C'est Léo, et elle a choisi Dune, de David Lynch et sorti en 1984. L’actu pop culture des chroniqueursPhilou : l'anime Parasite, de Kenichi Shimizu, adapté du manga du même nom d'Iwaaki Hitoshi (09:00)Madt : Vu, ancien Zapping de Canal+ qui s'est déplacé vers France 2, et que vous pouvez retrouver sur Twitter avec @VuFrance5 (16:31)Léo : les fresques Street-Art dans Strasbourg réalisée par le collectif Faile pour les vingt ans du Musée d'Art moderne et Contemporain de Strasbourg (23:40)Flavien : la game jam Make Something Horrible organisée par Canard PC en fin d'année fin 2017, tous les jeux sont jouables sur la page itch.io de la game jam (34:58)DDSchutz : Paper Girls, comics scénarisé par Brian K. Vaughan et illustré par Chiang Cliff et disponible chez Urban Comics (45:55) La question du mois (51:37)La place de la musique dans l'appréciation d'un film ? Et hors du film ? Le film du mois (01:14:42)Dune - David Lynch La bande-annonce du mois (02:42:17)Gueule d'ange Le concoursNous avons les résultats du concours lancé lors de l'épisode sur Dead or Alive ! Le grand gagnant est Ryo Saeba (@ryo77saeba73) qui peut dès lors nous communiquer le film qu'il souhaite se voir envoyer parmi les films du premier cycle. Bravo à lui et merci aux autres participants. Retrouvez-nous sur les agrégateurs de podcasts tels que iTunes, Podcast Addict et bien d'autres. Twitter | Facebook | Podcloud Tracklist : • Générique de début : Dirty Terrain - Hard Funk Beat• Générique actu pop : Anne-James Chaton - Pop Is Dead• Actu pop de DDSchutz : Début de soirée - Nuit de folie• Actu pop de Flavien : Christophe Héral - Black Betty• Actu pop de Léo : The Cure - Fascination Street• Actu pop de Philou : Ken Arai - Next to You• La question du mois : Enya - May It Be• Générique de fin : Fulldiegodruming - Cubanthecity

Dans ce numéro de Ca va trancher, nous recevons Jean-Christian Fraiscinet et Vincent Dubois, respectivement Maria, une petite vieille de 87 ans au tempérament franc et énergique, et Christian, son fils, l'opposé parfait, un brin naif et mou, pas idiot pour autant. Ces personnages sont les Bodin's, à retrouver en vrai et/ou au cinéma et sur http://www.les-bodins.fr/. Un gros merci à eux pour leur passage aussi instructif que sympathique. Et merci à Michael d'avoir rendu cela possible. Le reste de l'émission est... toujours aussi inécoutable, en sage ou pas du tout, ça dépend, avec une équipe au taquet pour ce 96ème numéro ! Les pauses sont en accord avec nos invités : vieille France et humour, spéciales Louis De Funès donc. Enfin Shutan nous ravit avec son générique AB : Nicky Larson ! Bonne semaine à tous, et rendez-vous pour un 97ème opus ! Voici les liens du web : Le sexisme pour les nuls (Voxmakers) : http://www.voxmakers.fr/?p=2882 La version Zalifalcam : http://zalifalcam.wordpress.com/2013/03/18/tlpl-mar_lard-tu-devrais-peut-etre-juste-changer-damis-non/ Version Odieux Connard : http://odieuxconnard.wordpress.com/2013/03/18/du-doux-confort-de-lindignation/ Crystals 4 Life : http://fr.twitch.tv/mistermv DidYouKnow Gaming devient : http://www.vgfacts.com/ ASDF Movie en vrai : http://youtu.be/phqDELzsrsE Hashtag Facebook : http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323393304578360651345373308.html Lazarus : www.lazarus-mirages.net Et un petit aperçu du générique AB de Shutan : Sans autre forme de procès aujourd'hui on va taper dans le culte : City Hunter, plus connu chez nous sous le nom de Nicky Larson (ou pas en fait, je m'en fous c'est votre cerveau...), est un animé adapté du manga de Tsukasa Hojo paru entre 1986 et 1992, la série quant à elle est sortie entre 1988 et 1991 et comprend en outre une petite palanquée de téléfilms plutôt inégaux mais globalement très sympas. Nicky Larson, donc est une série animée se déroulant dans le Tokyo Underground des années 80-90 où Ryo Saeba est un nettoyeur, se faisant payer pour flinguer du méchant et globalement faire des petits boulots que la police ne peux pas vraiment faire. Un peu comme Michael Weston dans Burn Notice, si vous voulez une référence moderne. Le jeu Lazarus : www.lazarus-jeu.net

Dans ce numéro de Ca va trancher, nous recevons Jean-Christian Fraiscinet et Vincent Dubois, respectivement Maria, une petite vieille de 87 ans au tempérament franc et énergique, et Christian, son fils, l'opposé parfait, un brin naif et mou, pas idiot pour autant. Ces personnages sont les Bodin's, à retrouver en vrai et/ou au cinéma et sur http://www.les-bodins.fr/. Un gros merci à eux pour leur passage aussi instructif que sympathique. Et merci à Michael d'avoir rendu cela possible. Le reste de l'émission est... toujours aussi inécoutable, en sage ou pas du tout, ça dépend, avec une équipe au taquet pour ce 96ème numéro ! Les pauses sont en accord avec nos invités : vieille France et humour, spéciales Louis De Funès donc. Enfin Shutan nous ravit avec son générique AB : Nicky Larson ! Bonne semaine à tous, et rendez-vous pour un 97ème opus ! Voici les liens du web : Le sexisme pour les nuls (Voxmakers) : http://www.voxmakers.fr/?p=2882 La version Zalifalcam : http://zalifalcam.wordpress.com/2013/03/18/tlpl-mar_lard-tu-devrais-peut-etre-juste-changer-damis-non/ Version Odieux Connard : http://odieuxconnard.wordpress.com/2013/03/18/du-doux-confort-de-lindignation/ Crystals 4 Life : http://fr.twitch.tv/mistermv DidYouKnow Gaming devient : http://www.vgfacts.com/ ASDF Movie en vrai : http://youtu.be/phqDELzsrsE Hashtag Facebook : http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323393304578360651345373308.html Lazarus : www.lazarus-mirages.net Et un petit aperçu du générique AB de Shutan : Sans autre forme de procès aujourd’hui on va taper dans le culte : City Hunter, plus connu chez nous sous le nom de Nicky Larson (ou pas en fait, je m'en fous c'est votre cerveau...), est un animé adapté du manga de Tsukasa Hojo paru entre 1986 et 1992, la série quant à elle est sortie entre 1988 et 1991 et comprend en outre une petite palanquée de téléfilms plutôt inégaux mais globalement très sympas. Nicky Larson, donc est une série animée se déroulant dans le Tokyo Underground des années 80-90 où Ryo Saeba est un nettoyeur, se faisant payer pour flinguer du méchant et globalement faire des petits boulots que la police ne peux pas vraiment faire. Un peu comme Michael Weston dans Burn Notice, si vous voulez une référence moderne. Le jeu Lazarus : www.lazarus-jeu.net