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Another lost episode recovered. Tim – Sekai Oni – Crackers Weltall – Snailogy – Burn it

If one is good then more is better. That was the adage that a certain movie studio must have been living by. Because they release a film with a certain blue blur who got revised in post. Which then went on to be a funny movie no one had any expectations for. Naturally we had to do the sequel, Sonic 2[2022]. We pick up with Robonik who’s been trapped in the Mushroom Zone, fidgeting with the remains of his Egg Mobile. With a single quill of Sonic to keep him sane, through self administered shock therapy. He manages to summon Knuckles with a blast and transported back to earth to … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 174: Knuckles Deep"

We recovered a lost episode from back in the day when our equipment made lots of background noise. Tim reviewed Magical Girl Spec-Ops Asuka even though he only said Asuka… and gave it a Crackers. Weltall did Zang Hun Men a Chinese Title that got a Read it at Borders

Hey you. Yeah you! What do you think you’re doing sitting there? Shouldn’t you be getting your ears prepared to receive the glorious reviews? You wouldn’t want the Ministry of Manga to find out you weren’t ready to receive the sacred words when they are dispensed. You might get sentenced to work in the mines next to Stu Levy. Tim has Inspector Kurokouchi. So many manga deal with police corruption. This is one where the protagonist is known as the most corrupt cop in all of Japan. We meet Kurokouchi as he’s called in to deal with the murder of a prostitute. One of the secretaries of a bigger political … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 469: Long Long Title"

rip to Millerton NY where he did not win a single thing, and Andrew wants to know what atypical adaptations we can come up with. Then in the industry news we get a follow up on the man who stole all the covid relief from a town in Japan, and that anime that fueled the NTR community for months and Andrew's hatred is getting a live action! Get hyped! Lastly the previews continue with Joseph putting down his shield to become a holy skeleton boy, and it's yo boy Andrew back to tell you about his executioner lifestyle.

What’s finally darker than the stool of someone with an ulcer? The Batman[2022]. We chose it because of feedback and funding from listeners like you! It also gave us an excuse to help maximize our SEO by picking something that’s up at the top of search terms. Weeks later. Either way, the studio has listened to the fans. They’ve stopped making campy batmen which wear neon capes, invent new dances, and chase after a carpet coated sedan with whiskers. We get the dark and gritty Batman we’ve all been dying to seen. So dark that all the flashlights have become incandescent lights and Bats mumbles angrily from the shadows. Speaking … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 173: Batspeak"

This week on Anime Pulse we got plain vanilla recommendations, Mother's Day celebrations, and China killing cleavage. Up first IRL news has the guys celebrating MILF's Day- I mean Mother's Day, and talking about your favorite types of gap moe character. Then in the industry news poor translations are something we miss among these feminists, the younger generation of voice actors are not finding much work, and a rather famous Japanese Bookstore is shutting its doors. Finally the previews have the guys coming together to talk about family Dom, it's all about family. Afterwards individually Joseph gives a solid pass on a love story, and Andrew puts on some tights to dance around like a swan.

Thank you for shopping at Manga Pulse, did you find everything okay? Do you have a phone number of email registered with us to get updates on the latest manga review? No? It only takes a few seconds and is totally free. Okay, did you happen to bring your own bags? Well then I’m afraid you’re going to have to put up with our dual reviews as a charge for taking the disposable plastic bags we clearly bought from Costco. Tim has Please Don’t Bully Me Nagataro. What do you do when you’re a pathetic protagonist? You go to high school, have no friends, and draw your own manga. Then … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 468: Bully Days"

This week on Anime Pulse we got a costly COVID mistake, hitting up RPG Zillow, and paying nothing for gas. Up first Joseph is getting some extra exercise and saving money doing it, meanwhile Andrew wants to know what we think are the best arcs in anime. Then in the industry news one man makes out like a bandit with COVID payments, and a 10th anniversary for the studio behind Spy x Family is gonna be off the hook. Finally in the previews Joseph becomes reincarnated as a mob character in the game he was forced to play, and Andrew looks into securing a RPG mansion for his abusive dark elf waifu.

Do you ever feel like you fell into a time warp? Wildly polarized politics? Inflation that’s riding a rocket sled? A Roland Emerich movie in the theater? What’s next, people talking about Jumanji? Yes, we’re doing Moonfall[2022]. That’s right, mister disaster porn himself has made a movie that no one heard about. It went, as we’ll call it in a couple of years, straight to theater. It had less marketing than a presidential wet fart in front of the pope and stinks just as bad. There’s a plot about nano-machine powered AI trying to smother the moon so it’ll kill humans because it failed to wipe out our ancient ancestors … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 172: Super Structure"

This week on Anime Pulse we got forgetting to watch anime, sakura blossoms, and politics? That's right up first is IRL news where Joseph has a clean bill of health from his doctor, and Andrew is back in London. Then in the industry news we have worrying news about the future of Japan, Netflix is loosing subscribers, and new vocals enter the service of fripSide. Lastly we have a surprise gattai as Joseph makes cosplay for a gal girl, and Andrew lines up to take the shot and scores a birdie before being given a red card.

This week on VG Pulse, we start off with side notes of work vacations and house repairs, before moving on to the regular news where we discuss the fact the YouTube’s copyright system continues to be a joke, the importance of context in a headline, an amazing new anti-cheating measure in Call Of Duty, and some very awesome remakes coming down the line from Remedy! After the news we go over the Discord Discussions, and Millennium gives his review of Ship Graveyard Simulator!! We finish off with talk of food and anime! All this and more up next on VGP 374!! -Aki Music Intro – Persona 5 – Life Will … Continue reading "VG Pulse 374: Pound Out Something Quick"

What’s better than having a flat tire? Well, yes, not having a flat tire. How about two flat tires? That way you can replace both and not feel like you’re simply wasting a tire. You see, are recommended to be kept as a pair. So if you have one damaged you should replace the other as a new one would be slightly worn over the old one. This is hard on differentials and can cause damage over time. Now that we’ve explained the none joke, we’ll introduce our manga. Tim has Song of the Night Walkers. Our protag is a high school student suffering from burnout. He’s lost his drive … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 467: Madk Songk"

This week on Anime Pulse we got springtime fever with a brand spanking new round of previews, the places to catch a quick and unique bite to eat, and a fantasy hero so powerful he can create an endless supply of A1 printer paper. Up first IRL news as Joseph licks his wounds after a sound thrashing by Andrew in Mario party, and our community topic this week is all about what animes bring to life that theme of Spring. Then in the industry news we got some weird looking and sounding "burgers" in Japan, and the new schedule for Dragon Ball Super following the hacking attack. Lastly we're at it with a new season of anime previews, as Joseph confesses his undying love to an enemy general after being rejected by humanity and Andrew fights to stay alive after entering a friendship game to uncover the truth behind the death of his best friend.

What happens when you don’t pick a film until the last minute? Wild guesses and titles are thrown out. It’s like a bingo night where everyone’s deaf, the caller is reading from the phone book, and no one is a winner. That’s how we end up with movie picks like Love Potion No 9(1992). Tate Donovan is a loser who’s got a crush on Sandra Bullock who is also a loser. This sort of changes when he gets a love potion from a gypsy. He manages to isolate the compound and distill it down. He and Sandra then go out and test and maybe abuse the ability to make people … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 171: Potter Potion"

This week on Anime Pulse we got the death of a legend, a gender swapping fox, and V-Tubers. First up Joseph feels a little bad he had to call the cops on his neighbors, and Andrew is asking us to list off some of our favorite virtual youtube personalities. Then in the industry news we have answers as to why Toei got hacked, and some dumb bitch at Funimation talks out her ass. Finally in the reviews, the last for the season, we have Joseph ditching the Hero to enjoy that slow life with a hot princess, and Andrew is tricked into becoming a god and then tricked again into contracting with a demonic fox.

What time is it? Manga time. Not just any manga but dos, dos dos manga! Which you should really be expecting now. Unless you’re one of those weirdos who’s tuning in for the very first time. We’re not saying you’re unwelcome but we’ve got our eyes on you. One from each of us. The other is busy watching the souffle. Tim has Burning Effect. It’s the future and, like most fictional futures, the world has gotten worse. Apparently people live too long and overpopulate everything. So they make all crime carry the death penalty so they can execute some mother fuckers. This does not result in a helmeted class of … Continue reading "Manga Pulse 466: Keanu Effect"

about his April Fool's prank on his super boss, and Andrew wants to know what genres in anime we do not like. Then in the industry news we get a follow up on the sentencing of Galko-chan's artist, Japan force feeding tourists sushi, and Satoshikon. Lastly the reviews see us out with Joseph being very moot on a Paladin who did not need to be reincarnated, and Andrew drops by a pet shop to buy himself a rather exotic animal that surely won't kill him.

Wake up weaboos, we got a Japanese movie for you to enjoy. It’s what happens when a director who’s strictly worked in Japan makes a foray into the west. Of course he grabs Nic Cage to star as an outlaw. This requires he wear a full leather jumpsuit with bombs near his balls, arms and neck. This is all very important to the plot, so we are told. Prisoners of the Ghostland[2021] is set in post apocalyptic future Jap-America. Where cowboys and samurai rule. The evil governor wants Cage, for he is just Cage, to chase down and rescue his granddaughter who has vanished into the Ghostlands. To ensure Cage … Continue reading "Popcorn Pulse 170: King’s Ghost"

This week on VG Pulse we return to form with a rather vanilla episode (a flavor of ice cream most people can enjoy). In the side notes, Baked talks about why he is baked out of his mind while Monado is paid a visit by the virus of unspecified origin. There’s a variety of articles and news to discuss from big companies like NVIDIA and Microsoft getting hacked, Netflix and Amazon really trying to make the video game thing happen, to more casual topics like a list of top Bioware games and a more questionable list of top “losers” in Video Games. We also cover takes from Reggie (my body … Continue reading "VG Pulse 373: Never Going to GIF You Up"