The Podcast That Loves Anime
The podcast that gave the site its name
Niall Flanagan from Secret of the Sailor Madness & Let’s Go JoJo joins us to discuss 1999’s Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade. A tale from Mamoru Oshii’s Kerberos Saga, directed by noted perfectionist Hiroyuki Okiura, can it live up to Anthony’s expectations? Find out on another episode of Dynamite In The Brain.
Buy Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade on Amazon
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Niall Flanagan joins us to discuss where we should send our ungrateful cartoon children to receive an education. It’s the Top 5 Anime Schools.
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Niall Flanagan from Secret of the Sailor Madness and Greg Driver from Ace Comicals join us for our Halloween episode. Together we gaze upon the horror of Toei’s 1980 TV movie adaptation of Marvel’s Tomb of Dracula, Dracula: Sovereign of the Damned. Can you adapt 26 issues of comics in 90 minutes and still make sense? Tonight we find out!
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Chaos descends upon the Dynamite In The Brain studios, as The Let’s Go Gang struggle to record a nice short podcast about 1986’s Project A-ko. Eventually this episode is released to the world, a podcast recorded in reverse order with elements of unintended repetition. Can you see the join?
Hear more Niall Flanagan at Secret of the Sailor Madness.
Follow Brian’s research at Anime Space Disco.
And watch Anthony play video games on YouTube.
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Travel to the Tatami Galaxy with special guests Aaron Long and Elliot Page. The four of us discuss Masaaki Yuasa & Makoto Ueda’s 2010 adaptation of Tomihiko Morimi’s novel. Then we play a game of “Have I Got News For Uatu”.
Apologies for any mixing troubles, this was the first recording after Brian re-arranged his “studio” and so things weren’t quite what they should have been setting-wise.
Find Elliot at UK Anime Network
Find Aaron’s Sublo & Tangy Mustard on Youtube
Order the Blu Ray on Amazon UK
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Bradley Meek is back again, as we follow up our discussion of the first Pokemon movie with a discussion of the first Yo-Kai Watch movie. Which at the time of recording we didn’t know was about to get an English language release.
An episode that increasingly becomes an object lesson in not recording two review podcasts in a row, we round things off with a game of Fusin’ Around. This is a game that the contestants do not fully understand until it’s almost over. Hopefully you, the listener, will fare better.
Plus: Anthony and Bradley accidentally guess the start of the second Yo-Kai Watch movie, so watch out for spoilers for that too, if you are so inclined.
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Bradley C. Meek breaks podcast silence to join us today to talk the very first Pokemon movie, and Pokemon in general. Featuring tales of sleazey CDs full of warez, the mystery of Brian seemingly watching a different version of the film to Anthony and Bradley, and the relative values of rare Pokemon & Magic The Gathering trading cards.
Watch Pokemon The First Movie on Amazon Video
Buy Pokemon movies 1-3 on BD at Amazon
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We check out Kenji Nakajima’s 2009 adaptation of the Psychiatrist Irabu series of short stories, Welcome To Irabu’s Office.
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Out of the blue came a kill-crazy crew, whose motto was pod by the week. It’s time to talk space pirates with Leon Everett, as we watch 1982’s movie adaptation of Buichi Terasawa’s Cobra manga – known as Space Adventure Cobra!
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Who wants the cream? Who needs the cream? We do! And that cream is a heaping helping of Studio 4°C’s back catalogue – Noiseman Sound Insect, Digital Juice, Sweat Punch and Amazing Nuts
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