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Imagine it’s the late eighties or early nineties and you’re a movie producer. That director with daddy issues that looks kinda like he’s in the cure just made a mint by adapting a little comic called Batman. You thought it couldn’t work because you remember Adam West and the wacky utility belt. But that dude made it work. So you scramble around looking for cheap rights to some of them comics the kids are clamoring for but you don’t want to spend all your coke money. So you pay pennies on the dollar for Tank Girl(1995). Tank Girl is about a future where a comet screwed up the weather and … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 199: Jet Girl is Hotter"

This week on VG Pulse, summer is in full swing! We start off with side notes of work work and more work, before diving into the reguar news where we discuss a big name streamer cutting ties with Twitch, the biggest announcements from this past Nintendo Direct, the unfortunate impact of real life tragedy on Iron Lung’s sales, and Among Us getting a tv show!! After the news we go over the discord discussions, and then we actually have some -gasp- REVIEWS??? Millennium gives a short review of Touhou Luna Nights, and then I give a much longer review of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom!! After the … Continue reading "VG Pulse 392: Tears of the Luna Nights"

This week on Anime Pulse we got another Eva movie, that One Piece movie trailer, and dinner from a Golf Course. Up first Joseph is suffering the heat the best he can, talking about his meal from Iron's Edge and Andrew doubles down on the heat with Hot Takes after giving some thoughts on Fire Emblem Engage. Then in the industry news the kid who more or less started the sushi terrorism trend receives a hefty fine, and the trailer for One Piece the Netflix dropped and it is indeed a trailer for a movie. And finally reviews have Joseph returning from being isekai'd only to find he's become an uncle, and Andrew refuses to get in the giant robot again to fight angels.

Let’s see how many mangas do we have? Let us count them out. Slowly so we don’t lose our place. One manga. Ah, ha, ha, ha! Two, two, mangas? Ah, ha, bah, glargghhh! Drowning in irony jokes. Just one second. Kackkk! OK, I think I hacked it all up. Yes, we have two mangas as usual for your approval. Or not. We’re not your dad. Tim has World Piece, an OEL from Viz. Lucas is a basketball player and, may god forgive me for saying it, a Canadian. There’s a local school building that disappeared and his mother is an archaeologist inspecting the site. No one is really that concerned … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 494: Cancelled"

This week on Anime Pulse we got Team Rocket levels of crime, a one-sided Demon Slayer review, and questioning anime characters. Up first Joseph doesn't have much to say about his week for once and Andrew does a little better in his Street Fighter rankings, but the community section steals the show with a very small number of replies to an ask-me-anything themed interview with any character of your choice. Then in the industry news Black Lagoon opens two cafes, a costly Demon Slayer advertisement, and resealed Pokemon cases found full of drugs. And lastly in the reviews Joseph graduates from demon school feeling a little underwhelmed, and Andrew goes to the Red Light district to hunt demons.

Oscar season has come and gone and left us with little to talk about. That’s because we don’t care about the awards because we’re not professionals. At least that’s our excuse. Still, one film dared us to talk about it with all the sappy reunion stories leaking like yogurt out of that hooker we paid in two thousand seven. We have Everything Everywhere All at Once[2022]. It’s a film featuring “multiverses” in the same way other science fiction films softer than cottage cheese in the Phoenix sun contain “science”. It’s a framing device exploring nihilism by using magic universe jumping fake-nology. At least there are some fun performances and it’s … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 198: All Things Now"

This week on VG Pulse, we are hyped for space westerns!! We start off with side notes of work and life, before diving into the regular news where we discuss the Microsoft not-E3 not-press conference, Embracer Group being Embracer Group, Twitch fucking over its content creators once again, Powerwash Simulator continuing to be awesome, and a very talented dude with a Rubik’s Cube! After the news we wrap it up with some talk of food and game achievement woes! All this and more up next on VGP 391!! -Aki Music Intro – Still Alive Guitar cover by FamilyJules Outro – Want You Gone Guitar cover by FamilyJules Links Xbox Games … Continue reading "VG Pulse 391: Not E3…..Unfortunately"

This week on Anime Pulse we got doxxing your favorite mecha anime creator, discovering mystical trails, and becoming Atomic. Up first Joseph walked himself straight into a fairy tail forest after suffering from food poisoning, and Andrew is being killed by heat and pollen while seeking an isekai world to move to. Then in the industry news we have a follow up to the Oshi no Ko suicide relation story, a man stealing a pack of lactic acid drinks, and the One Piece creator is heading into surgery. Lastly the reviews have Joseph becoming Atomic and requesting more Power, and Andrew has to get in the Eva and battle angels for his very first time.

How many language can mangas come in? That depends on how you slice it. If you’re being a bit of a pedant and talking about the source, it’s probably Japanese only. Otherwise you’d call it by the local name like manhwa or manhua. If you’re talking about translations from the source, then however many languages you can translate into. Here we are, solving problems and answering questions. Tim has Rojiura Brothers. We start off with Tetsu who is in love with the mangas about delinquents. Specifically the kind of guys who wear their school uniform loose and get into fights on the street over honor while respecting each other. Testsu … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 493: Embarrassed Bro"

This week on Anime Pulse we got sandy scallops, bad ass girls doing yuri things, and the Bay Area in San Francisco gets some new mascots. Up first Joseph did another long ass walk and ate a little too much habachi dinner, and Andrew wants to know what anime do not deserve to see the light of day again. Then in the industry news Shonen Sunday releases their results for top heroine, a bus drive around Fukuoka that might spirit you away, and some new anime mascots grace San Francisco's public transportation. And finally we have return to our regularly schedule reviews as Joseph belly flops into a bad VR game, and Andrew takes out some terrorists while chewing on some lycoris.

With Weltall’s impending trip to the land of the rising sun which illuminates the tentacle porn, we figured a movie about Japan would be just right. It’s from the eighties if that helps and isn’t a comedy. It’s also not weekend at Bernie’s though that’s been requested over seven hundred times. We figure that’s an outlier from a rabid Terry Kiser fan. If you’re reading this, Gerald, we’ll get to it if and when we choose. We have Black Rain(1989). Directed by Ridley Scott, starring Michael Douglas and Andy Garcia. Douglas and Garcia play detectives who arrest a member of the Yakuza and escort him back to Japan. He escapes … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 197: Quiet Rain"

This week on Anime Pulse we got scrapped knees, adopting anime children, and a man made of chainsaws. Up first Joseph recounts the tail of how he ended up looking like he lost a fight with a bunch of rocks, and Andrew is curious to know what kids in anime you'd like to adopt if given the chance. Then in the industry news we have a final decision on what KyoAni plans to do with their old site after the arsonist attack, a lady thinks Oshi no Ko is about her dead daughter, and summer anime that are really going to mess with the norm. And finally we end on a Gattai as Joseph avoids being dragged into the hype for a man saw chain, and Andrew kills a yakuza member while searching for a place called heaven.

We’re just going to cut to the chase and say we have a couple of manga. Normally, we’d hem and haw a bit before getting to the point. Perhaps we’d even hee and haw a bit. Pour moonshine then get a little tipsy before following the point off a cliff. Oh my, there seems to be a Mason jar with a spirituous liquid nearby. Tim has a request in My Life as Inukai-san’s Dog. We start off with a dork waking up in a dogs body. The Mangaka tries to play coy and hide this from us and the main moron doesn’t figure it out until the end of the … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 492: Inu Bak"

This week on Anime Pulse we got arresting a Visual Novel YouTuber, disappointing meals, and our final previews for the Spring 2023 season. Up first Joseph was left disappointed and his day ruined by floppy onion rings, and Andrew is asking our audience what sleeper hits they found this season. The in the industry news we hear about how Japan is arresting grey zone crimes in an effort to enforce an unenforceable matter of copyright, getting back at your driving school by sending 1500 folded papers, and hugging is OK once more. And then in the previews, our final previews for Spring, as Joseph goes from fat to fab after stepping through a magical door and Andrew grinds his character to level 999 so he can pay his new manga assistant from another world.

This week on VG Pulse, we have a unexpected dragon drop in out of the clear blue yonder! We catch up with our scaly friend for awhile and then head on off to the news where we discuss Bungie bringing the legal hammer down on cheaters, the UK continuing to block the Microsoft/Activision deal, and our first look at the Five Nights at Freddy’s movie trailer!! After the news we go over the discord discussions, and we finish off with talk of food and anime!! All this and more up next on VGP 390!! -Aki Music Intro – Tetris A Theme Guitar Cover by FamilyJules Outro – Tetris B Theme … Continue reading "VG Pulse 390: Surprise Dragon"

The journey into the æther is complete. We should have all the episodes accounted for.

We want to break things up with an adaptation from comics with League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. We’d both seen the movie in the theaters and found it enjoyable. So when we heard a lot of the fans of the comics were annoyed by the depiction, we added it to our list. Britain needs to assemble a nineteenth century collection of superheroes drawn from public domain fiction. We agree that the comics are better thought out and the characters are a bit deeper. But we can’t help but like the movie for being fun. Our Drink:The Cock Tail 1 Tbsp Sugar or Simple Syrup2 Oz Whiskey, Bourbon or Rum3 Oz Water4 … Continue reading "Script 2 Script 33: League of Extraordinary Gentlemen"

We found it all and you guys get so much to listen to while Weltall is missing.

This week on Anime Pulse we got an exciting new member of the Vshojo cast, lame 5-year awards, and the dark side of idols. Up first Joseph is tanning things up after enjoying some Dave's Hot Chicken, and Andrew would like to know who our favorite angels in anime are. Then in the industry news a city gets rich after finding some cash in the trash, taking unwanted pictures of clothed individuals is now illegal, and Amazon is trying to make us BadFrown. Lastly in the previews Joseph ends up isekai'd into another would with his older sister who kills the legendary hero, and Andrew is leading the fight against the institution who is trying to take down the idol industry.

Do we need to introduce this movie? The grand pappy of the summer tent pole film. The movie that made Spielberg a household name and helped launch a shift in the way movies were made. We bring a discussion of Jaws. If you read the book, you went into the movie wondering where the dicussion of small town politics was. Or maybe you missed the affair between Mrs Brody and Hooper. All of this chaff is separated from the wheat in the movie and makes the film superior. We also start a new tradition in this episode where we have a drink for the occasion.The Modified Sharkbite 1 oz of … Continue reading "Script 2 Script 32: Jaws"

This week on Anime Pulse we got Heroes of Might and Magic V, planning on how to kill your classmates, and Pokemon Cards are now banned to adults. Up first Joseph talks about finishing Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and starting the worst Heroes game ever, meanwhile Andrew has been traveling up and down and wants to know how we'd go about changing something in anime to make it better. Then in the industry news we got topics like a life sized figure with soft skin, the creator of One Piece is refusing to green-light the live action movie, and new rules regarding the sale of Pokemon cards. Lastly in the previews Joseph is isekai'd to a world without a god and saves a thirsty princess and her thirsty best friend from some monsters, and Andrew is just a small town girl moving to the big city while fantasizing about killing their classmates.

More ventures into the æther found more lost episodes. What better for while Weltall is in Japan.

It’s been a bit since we did a request. What will we choose using our incredible randomization process? The Last Unicorn. The book was written in the late sixties and has a lot of elements of a classic fairy tale. Having somewhat vague magic, ancient kings, curses, and romance. The movie cuts quite a bit, including the rather important harpy tits dangling all about. It was made in the early eighties and it’s usually noted as being animated by Topcraft. A number of members of Topcraft would break out to found Studio Ghibli. Our opinion is that the book tops the movie. While beautifully animated, there’s a lot of critical … Continue reading "Script 2 Script 31: The Last Unicorn"

This week on Anime Pulse we got a whooper of a show today, as we celebrate our 800th show with guests from the community, previews from the spring season, and a little industry news. Up first Joseph and Andrew brush aside the IRL news and industry news to talk with the community, introduce them, and cover the community answers to this week's topic. After waving goodbye to the community and saying our fond farewells, we go over a little Q&A sent into us by non-live community members before wrapping up with the previews as usual. Joseph is reincarnated into the body of a recently murdered teenager, only to be summoned to another world to stop a war. Andrew on the other hand awakens in the body a sacrificial maiden in a fantasy novel, and needs to avoid a way of being a plot device for the true protagonist.

This week on VG Pulse, kittens like to breakdance!! We start off with side notes of work and work and work, before divining into the regular news where we discuss the revelation that the Pinkertons still exist, Nintendo being Nintendo, Microsoft is being blocked, the tragic retiring of James Carter Cathcart, and the hype building around Markiplier making a movie adaptation of Iron Lung!! After the news we give a duel review of the phenomenal Dredge, and finish off with talk of anime!! All this and more up next on VGP 389!!! -Aki Music Intro – Tetris A Theme Guitar Cover by FamilyJules Outro – Tetris B Theme Guitar Cover … Continue reading "VG Pulse 389: Dredging Up History"

We broke down and inserted another coin to enable two player mode. That’s right, we went and dual reviewed the Double Dungeons Dragon movie. Or maybe we just went and saw The Super Mario Bros Movie[2023]. In spite of all the internet whinging that Chris Prat was voicing Mario which was surely a sign of how the west has fallen and millions must die. What can we really say about it? It’s an Illumination movie that doesn’t induce suicide. Prat does fine as Mario. Ana Taylor-joy does OK as Peach. Seth Rogen is there and should probably not. There’s a lot of references to the game and pop songs. The … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 196: Supa Burnt"

This week on Anime Pulse we got a 100cc limit, a ridiculous lawsuit, and bad girls in love. Up first Joseph talks about his time with Mario Kart and Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu, and Andrew recaps his trip to Germany before covering the community section about joining the dark side. Then in the industry news we got news about sweet red bean subs, and Monster Energy trying to be relevant in 2023. Lastly we're into the previews with Joseph opting to run a cafe for bad girls who love him, and Andrew goes to paradise in search of an elixir to further train his muscles in a magical world.

Welcome to another episode of Mango Pulse where we consume and rate the world’s favorite fruit. We recently tackled the controversy of Kent mangoes and the low score received by Randy’s Fruit Stand. We stick by our opinion that they’re a little biased because they get ready access to the host’s orchard of Tommy Atkins, a notoriously finicky but rewarding variety. Stepping aside from controversy, today we’ll be diving into the Kesar variety. Excuse me? What do you mean “Manga” not “Mango?” What the hell kind of fruit is a Manga? Well, never mind then. Tim has Climax Exorcism With A Single Touch! It takes place in an alternate Japan … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 491: Mango Climax"

Hey there everyone, have you ever just felt so good? Like really so good? Like that the sun could go nova and wipe all life off the face of the earth and leave only the smolderiest of craters where only politicians and cans of RC cola survive and you just feel great anyway? It may or may not be because we found an errant package of cocaine recovered from a southern state after making a pilgrimage to visit the inspiration of our movie. Yes, we have Cocaine Bear[2023]. It’s a movie based loosely on the internet tidbit that gets passed around. Someone saw a 9gag image of it and decided … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 195: Scent of Cocaine"

This week on VGP, we actually have a good amount of news!! We start off with side notes of life and work, before diving into the regular news where we discuss the accusations against Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland, before going over the official death of E3, the announcement of more amazing Pokemon squishmallows, the reception of the Mario Movie, and Monster Energy being stupid bullies as usual. After the news, we go over the discord discussions, and finish off with talk of food and anime!! All this and more up next on VGP 388!! -Aki Music Intro – Tetris A Theme Guitar Cover by FamilyJules Outro – Tetris … Continue reading "VG Pulse 388: Understanding The Assignment"

This week on Anime Pulse we got recording early on an Easter Sunday, the most un-responded to community topic, and cool French medals. Up first Joseph thinks back on Easter bygone as he fills us in on his completion of Pokemon Brilliant Diamond, and Andrew is preparing to travel so we end up doing a much earlier show. Then in the industry news Andrew is quitting Anime Pulse to become a pro Birdie Wing player, and the current president at studio Ghibli retires. And finally in our final reviews episode before we take a small break and then go into the previews, Joseph is yelling at a short stack and her idiot senpai to get on with it and Andrew is burning off his stress singing metal at a karaoke bar with a panda.

Long days ago, when the nights were long and the game was slim. Great bookstores used to roam this land. We hunted them for their manga collections. Kodansha, Yen Press, even the lesser Tokyo Pop. All were plentiful. Something has changed and now we scavenge a barren land for the remains of those we used to hunt. Weltall has a revisit of Pansuto. You might recall that being the manga were the loser gets obsessed with the school nurse and her white panties. He gave it another swing by because even perverts with pictographic memories like to take a second look. And that may or may not be referring to … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 490: Die Kaaaaaaaanan"

This week on Anime Pulse we got lopunny being the best Pokemon, a follow up to the men who harassed some statues at the Ghibli park, and being assigned a group of useless adventurers. Up first Joseph has been chilling with a furry in Pokemon Brilliant Diamond, and Andrew would like to know who you think has the best hair in anime. Then in the industry news some voice actors were left grossed out by their hentai voices, YouTube letting Sailor Moon run for free, and Anime Film Festival sees a man made of saws and chains. And lastly the reviews wrap things up as Joseph is trying to retire but thirsty thoths keep dragging him back in, and Andrew is visited by a mermaid who becomes his musical muse.

Captain, I’m getting readings of life from the planet below. Looks like it’s some sort of movie based society. They appear to consume a type of grass seed which has been heated until the moisture inside escapes. This is then given a fine coating of a churned animal fat, derived from their local cattle. It also appears as though this is consumed in ritual fashion while watching movie of any quality. First up, we have Faith Based[2020]. The setup is two layabouts realized Christian movies can make a lot of money. A straight forward premise would be about them scamming a mega-church or maybe a single church. Instead, this is … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 194: Toxic Faith"

This week on Anime Pulse we got isekai dreams, rental relationships, and sexy anime characters. Up first Joseph goes over some FGO updates, and Andrew has been hitting the gaming gym in Street Fighter and Guilty Gear. Then in the industry news we talk about a man who defended some ladies underpants and the Resident Evil 4 Remake dropped with some cute animated trailers. Finally in the reviews Joseph is tossed aside by the hero, so he makes a harem using his taming skills and Andrew is going all in on his new relationship with a rentable girlfriend.

Bubble trouble? Prepare for muggle and make is subtle. It doesn’t make a whole lot of sense but we’ve already used the Team Rocket speech in an intro as well as quoting the witches from Macbeth. Also coupons and buy one get one free. It’s been hell of a week and we just sort of phone it in once in awhile. Plus, how many of you read this anyway? Cue angry emails about everyone who actually sees these descriptions. Tim has a revisit to Skeleton Double. He’s still annoyed at the translated terms like “unique blood” and “skeletonized”. The chapters since then have a bit of a fight between madam … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 489: Skeleton Panties"

This week on Anime Pulse we got a late start, nighttime anime, and catgirls. Up first Joseph was not happy with the weight scale recently, and Andrew seeks out the anime that take place during the night. Then in the industry news we got more isekai heading our way, and an anime about an office lady gets a trailer drop. Lastly in the reviews Joseph becomes a steel saber wielded by a kitty cat, and Andrew trims some hedges with a bloodsucker.

This week on VG Pulse, we talk about our biggest derp to date! We start off with discussion about the derp in question, before diving into the regular news where we discuss Microsoft trying desperately to show that they can play nice with others, Powerwash Simulator being a legend of a game as usual, a third party fix for Joycon Drift, Discord being stupid, and the Mario Movie looking great!! After the news we realize that the cats ate our homework, and finish off with talk of food and anime!! All this and more up next on VGP 387!! -Aki Music Intro – Atom Bomb Baby by The Five Stars … Continue reading "VG Pulse 387: The cats ate our homework!"

You know what makes a movie work? Like really, really work? Is it well directed acting? A strong sense of shot composition or perhaps lighting? No, you film school snob. What makes a movie good is having a long dead pan voice over which lays out the setup and premise. Lucky for use there’s a great movie in Red Planet[2000]. The year is sometime in the future and something about climate or disease is wrecking the earth. You can’t be bothered to care because Carrie Ann Moss delivers it like a Starbucks order. A bunch of space folks are off to Mars because it’s being terraformed but all the greenery … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 193: Mash Potatoes"

This week on Anime Pulse we got the worst anime of 2022, the first arrest among the Sushi Terrorists, and the best one-liners in anime. Up first Joseph is finally wrapping up his playthrough of Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope, and Andrew is preparing to visit some family next weekend. Then in the industry news some idiots are ruining it for the rest of us at the Ghibli park, a change of hands for Sentai Filmworks, and a famous voice actress tells otakus to take a shower. And finally in the reviews Joseph sets fire to a farming isekai he grew bored with, and Andrew is hugging his shadow while yelling KEIITO-SAMA!

Everyone likes to save a buck here and there. Some people do that by reusing things like sandwich bags. Others will take trips to the outlet mall and stock up on irregulars. To that end, you should stock up on our irregular reviews. By that we mean imperfect and not off of a proper schedule. Though we do sometimes have scheduling changes. Because we are imperfect but we try harder. Tim has Galaxy Express 999 in honor of the now late Meiji Matsumoto. It’s a unique style for even the seventies where a deformed homunculus named Tetsuo lives on earth with his mother. They’re freezing and dreaming of having robot … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 488: No Express"

This week on Anime Pulse we got Big Brother sushi, a surprising pick of a favorite character, and the series we are befuddled that have not received an anime adaptation. Up first Joseph hurts all over because he spent a couple hours shoveling snow, and Andrew is feeling a bit lethargic. Then in the industry news we morn the passing of a true great in the vtubing community due to twitter idiocracy, we will forever have a kettle shaped hole in our hearts. And finally in the reviews Joseph is kicking it to the beat of the OP and ED playing for a super skeleton, and Andrew is trying to make us cry by breathing some air.

Alright ladies. Get your makeup on, your teeth polished, and your tits waxed. Except you, Miss Sicily. You’re just doing what you can with what god gave you. While we’re waiting for them to get their act together, we’ve got a movie in the vein of the beauty industry. We’ve got the mockumentary, Drop Dead Gorgeous(1999). It’s centered on a small town’s beauty contest that feeds into a larger national one. Kind of like a Dollar General version of Miss America. There’s more than a few jokes about small towns in the Midwest and then someone starts killing off potential contestants. There’s a twist you might not see coming and … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 192: Fierce Dead"

This week on Anime Pulse we got an end to endless cookies, preventative maintenance, and a very mid summoner. Up first Joseph is ready to enjoy a three day weekend as he has the suspension in his car replaced, and Andrew is asking us what our least and most favorite instances of Deus Ex in anime are. Then in the industry news we cover topics like the passing of another great anime and manga author, some anime award announcements, and bird flu killing an offer on delicious cookies. And lastly in the reviews Joseph is pretty unenthused about being isekai'd into an anime adaptation, and Andrew goes full Super Saiyan God mode on an overgrown cat's ass.

This week on VGP, we have the biggest derp that we’ve EVER had in the history of this show LOL. We start out with side notes of snow and work, before diving into the regular news where we discuss Logan Paul back at it again, Nintendo getting away with joycon drift, a lot of cheaters getting their just desserts, and a lot of legal cases getting settlements!! After the news we go over the discord discussions… for the uh… second time in a row… lolol…. before heading off into Millennium and I’s joint review of the absolutely phenomenal Superliminal. We finish off with talk of anime, anime award shows, and … Continue reading "VG Pulse 386: Forum Inception"

How many organs do people need actually? If you know and are some sort of organ expert, we need your feedback. Apparently the local prosecutor has decided that local children and obnoxious adults need ALL of them. They were clearly not using them based on their social media post history. When you repost MLM scams you’re signaling to the world that your kidneys are free to a good home. Onto the manga, Tim has Skeleton Double. Arakawa’s dad dies by sudden impalement in a cross walk. Eight years later, a skull with exclamation points gets delivered in a box to his door. The skull offers him the ability to turn … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 487: Double Sister"

This week on Anime Pulse we got shocking non-dropped anime, stealing New Year's Post Cards, and a spicy wolf. Up first Joseph is already planning a trip to Otakon in 2024, and Andrew is stuck in Scotland. Then in the industry news we talk about a real meaty Burger King sandwich, the reason why anime are being delayed so often these days, and the One Piece studio wants to keep making money. Finally in a rare Gattai show, Joseph is bullied by a pink gorilla while Andrew pets the fluffy tail of a wolf god.

Before the made for streaming movies there were made for TV movies. Those still exist if you count Hallmark and other channels. Most are crap but every once in a while someone would put a nice modest budget together and see what happens. Which is how we got The Park Is Mine(1985) from HBO. We open with a man at the top of a hospital, yelling about no one listening. He jumps to his death. In comes Tommy Lee Jones who plays a Vietnam war veteran. The jumper was his friend and had set up a bunch of ammo caches around Central Park and a plan for shutting it down. … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 191: Tundur Park"

This week on Anime Pulse we got a really expensive Pokemon card, disappointing potlucks, and more dropped anime. Up first Joseph is debating participating in the next company potluck at his offline job, and Andrew pulls through on putting a community question out before the day of the podcast managing to get some real responses. Then in the industry news we got some interesting news about Valentie's Day in Japan, a shocking reply from the Aussies, and tickets to a few episodes of Demon Slayer in HD. And lastly the final previews dedicated show of the season as Joseph protests a new Anos while running a laundry business, and Andrew gets stuck in a sea of snow while watching a villainess from above.

Psst, hey kids? It’s Papa Disney here. You like Star Wars? Good, you like expanded universe stuff? Of course you do. No, we’re not bringing back the Zhan novels and integrating them into canon. You think we like money? We’ve got all sorts of soft reboot tie ins that piss right in your eye. So, whadaya say? Wanna drop your life savings on remembering the good times? Tim has The Legends of Luke Skywalker The Manga. Yes, that is the whole title sitting on the the cover. Like a Japanese light novel, it’s exactly what it says in the title. It’s various tales of Luke doing things in the SW … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 486: Star Bitches"