PSP #216: New Anime Weekly Roundup / Reviews - Yuki Yuna is a Hero, The Comic Artist and His Assistants, and My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong As I Expected.

In today's super-charged episode, Marc starts off the show as usual with a weekly roundup of all the Spring '15 shows they're currently watching--you may be surprised by the show(s) he liked most this week. After that, Marc goes back in time (but not too far) and reviews Yuki Yuna is a Hero, The Comic Artist and His Assistants, and an anime with a title that may just be better than DanMachi's: My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong As I Expected.. Cheers and enjoy the show!

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PSP #215: Usagi Drop Review / Amagi Brilliant Park Review / Yuki Yuna is a Hero Preview / Blah

In today's episode, Marc reviews both Usagi Drop (Bunny Drop) and Amagi Brilliant Park; one of these shows is their favorite anime of all time, but I won't tell ya here 'cause then you wouldn't have a reason to listen to the show, eh; though, their favorite shouldn't come as much of a surprise if you know 'em at all. Also, after dropping a few brilliant reviews, Marc previews the magical girl anime, Yuki Yuna is a Hero and, if you hate spoilers, hide your eyes 'cause I have a spoiler for you...Yuki Yuna is, indeed, a hero. Cheers and enjoy the show!

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PSP #214: New Anime Weekly Roundup with Ore Monogatari, Food Wars!, DanMachi, Punch Line, and Plastic Memories / Sound! Euphonium Preview / BTOOOM! Review / Humanity Has Declined Review

In today's jam-packed episode overflowing with anime, Marc starts off the show with a preview of Sound! Euphonium--which they are now up to date with--then does a little weekly roundup discussing all the spring '15 shows they're currently watching--including Ore Monogatari, Food Wars!, and the delightfully titled, Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? (DanMachi for short). After that, Marc reviews a few older shows that are very different from one another: BTOOOM! and Humanity Has Declined. Cheers and enjoy the show!

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PSP #213: Say, "I love you" Review / Punch Line What? / Rogue Legacy

In today's episode, Marc changes up the format just a smidgen, breaking off each little topic into its own segment, with the good ol' Insult Ninja as your podcast tour guide. And now that I got that tidbit of information out of the way, I can let y'all know what was actually discussed on this here episode. Marc starts the show with a lengthy review of Say "I love you."--which he quite enjoyed--then loses his mind trying to make sense of Punch Line before ending with happy thoughts about Rogue Legacy. Cheers and I hope y'all enjoy the show!

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This Pretty Much Sums Up Punch Line...

PSP #212: The Work of Makoto Shinkai - The Place Promised in Our Early Days, 5cm per Second, Children Who Chase Lost Voices, and The Garden of Words / Punch Line / Say, "I love you"

In today's episode, a very tired Marc talks about the many works of Makoto Shinkai--including the beautiful short film, The Garden of Words, the very Studio Ghibli-inspired, Children Who Chase Lost Voices, and a very short film about a cat and its owner simply called, She and Her Cat. And after Marc gets that abundance of Shinkai out of their system, they talk about a few series--Punch Line and Say, "I love you"--one of which they just don't get and the other being full of the feels; go ahead and guess which is which; it shouldn't be too difficult.

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PSP #211: When Marnie Was There Review / MY love STORY!! and Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma / Schrödinger's Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark Review / Fairway Solitaire Woes

In today's episode, Marc continues talkin' a whole hell of a lot about anime since he's finally up to date with both Food Wars! and Ore Monogatari, but the anime doesn't stop there; Marc also reviews (without spoilers) what may be the final Studio Ghibli movie, When Marnie Was There--which is absolutely beautiful and must be seen in theaters for those lucky enough to have it playing near them. After all that lovely anime is out of the way, Marc finishes the episode with their final thoughts about Schrödinger's Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark and what may be the end of their relationship with Fairway Solitare!

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PSP #210: AniMondays with MY love STORY!!, Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma, Voices of a Distant Star, and Say "I love you" / The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt / Rogue Legacy

In today's anime-rific episode, Marc talks a wee bit more about the absolutely delightful MY love STORY!! (Ore Monogatari), then follows that up with a little chatter about the crazy ecchi, Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma, and the somber OVA, Voices of a Distant Star, before ending with the not-so-delightful--in other words, not happy, but still good and full of the feels--Say "I love you." And once Marc gets all that anime out of his system, he touches on The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Rogue Legacy--which finally found its way to the Xbox One.

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PSP #209: Mad Max: Fury Road / Plastic Memories / MY love STORY!!

In today's episode, Marc reviews Mad Max: Fury Road--the highs, the lows, the fury roads...--and talks about where it falls, rank-wise, in the Mad Max franchise. After that, Marc talks about Plastic Memories some more after catching up with the show and follows that up with a little chit-chat about the delightful little romantic comedy that is MY love STORY!!. And, in case any of y'all are wondering, full spoilers ahead.

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