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Otaku in Review Podcast – We Haven’t Gotten to a Sex Scene… Yet
Jul 9th
Scott & Jon talk about technology (again), with Jon being especially impatient about not getting his iPhone 4 yet. Jon’s playing the extremely long dating sim Kira Kira and hasn’t gotten any yet. Scott states his qualms with the B Gata H Kei finale and the possibilities of why the writers have been receiving death threats. Also, Jon talks about the totally awesome shooter game Deathsmiles (check out his review).
K-ON!! has been confirmed to be 26 episodes. Where will the series be headed in its third and (possibly) final season? We speculate in this episode.
And of course, we talk about all of the totally freakin’ awesome license announcements that came out of Anime Expo 2010.
Otaku in Review Podcast: Zero no Something Sensai
Mar 26th
Scott and I discuss Zero no Tsukaima, Sora no Woto, Final Fantasy XIII, the Clannad dub, and upcoming anime conventions. Not much in terms of news this week, but we still had plenty to talk about. Check back next week where I’ll give my thoughts of I-Con 29 and Scott and I will talk more about the upcoming Anime Boston!
Otaku in Review Podcast – Sleeping with Hisui
Mar 5th
This week on episode 4 of the Otaku in Review Podcast, Scott invited Alain Mendez (@hisuiRT) of reversethieves.com to come on the show. In this episode, we talk about our experiences and feelings toward the totally perverted educational DVD Sleeping with Hinako. We also highlight the recent Gundam Unicorn Blu-ray vs DVD debate, and my yawn-inducing experience with Sora no Woto. For iPhone and iPod Touch users, I also talk about a nice array of anime-related iPhone / iPod Touch apps you should check out!
First Impressions: So-Ra-No-Wo-To
Jan 5th
I just watched the first episode of the much anticipated Winter 2010 anime series So-Ra-No-Wo-To (also known as Sora no Oto – “Sound of the Sky”). I was very much impressed. After one episode, this show already looks very promising with its detailed art style, excellent characters, and tranquil yet catchy music.
Of course there’s the criticisms. Yeah, So-Ra-No-Wo-To is “just another one of them moe shows” but really, that’s no reason to pass this up completely. It’s certainly worth a look, even if moe isn’t your thing. The art style looks very similar to that of K-ON! so naturally people are comparing the two shows, despite the fact that they are both very different.
Regardless of what some may think, I very much enjoyed episode 1 and look forward to watching more soon. Definitely give it a try.
