What started as an attempt for Jason and Will to give a quick hot take on the upcoming stacked Fall 2024 season devolved into a realization of how the most important Anime season of the calendar year might not be as inclusive as they once thought. 

With the amount of anime content and streaming services available, getting into the culture has never been easier. Or is it? From top 10 guides and flowcharts, to anime subreddits and even friend suggestions, let's explore the ways a complete beginner explores the world of anime.

There are always several avenues to consume the same property. Whether it is through Anime, Manga, Light Novels, or others. In this episode, Jason and Will discuss the potential reasons why one would prefer one adaptation over another.

There is always an Anime or Manga series that we adore and want more of… but is a spin-off series a good use of resources? Or is it just a waste of time that should be spent on making the next entry in any given series?

Navigating the vast anime databases in search of that "perfect" anime can be a fruitless endeavor, so we resort to using the ultimate technique - using genre tags and asking random strangers on the internet for recommendations.

Terrible live-action adaptations of Anime/Manga have been a long-running meme in the weebdom. However, recently there seem to be more success cases than duds… but do these adaptations serve a genuine purpose?

Bad 3D in 2D Anime has always been a big issue that is usually due to an animation studio’s limitations or circumstances… but is there a way to vastly improve 3D usage without much cost? Jason thinks so.

in this episode, the GAP Bros discuss that if you combine Netflix, One Piece, Wit Studio, and news of an unprecedented remake into a pot… would it be awesome or another dud?

In this Bits and Pieces bonus episode, Jason and Will discuss that it is not about watching Anime or reading Manga the “right” way, but having the right mindset when one consumes it.

“Out With the Old, in With the New”… Is this a naive mindset? Or is it just the natural order of things?

Every beginning has an ending, and every ending starts with a beginning. However, what is less of a certainty is how good these beginnings and endings are.

We all want to give any Anime or Manga series a fair shake… but what if I told you this noble goal is often doomed from the very start?

We love Anime. You love Anime. However, nothing lasts forever, right?

What started out as a catch-up about Will’s trip to Japan divulged into a review on Anime branded junk food (in audio format), followed by a discussion about the benefits and profitability of Anime merchandise.

Sure, we all love reading and watching Shonen action and isekai manga and anime, but what else does the industry have to offer in terms of other genres and themes?