The Podcast That Loves Anime
From Brian’s list of half-formed convention panel ideas comes THE £100 ANIME COLLECTION. Niall Flanagan joins Anthony & Brian to figure out the best way to build an anime collection from scratch by spending £100 on Amazon.co.uk. Whose choices (and methods) were best? That is up to you, the listener, to decide.
And hey, we weren’t intending this as a Xmas shopping guide, but maybe it works as one given the date we’re releasing this episode?
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Well this is a chaotic episode. An episode idea that turned out to trickier than it seemed when we thought of it. The intended guest stranded in the countryside. Then a last minute run in from a mystery guest. I think it all works out in the end. The obligatory game has a pretty solid concept behind it for sure.
Needless to say, given the topic, SPOILERS abound.
And Full Metal Panic Fumoffu episode 2 is the Weekly Retro Recap.
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And we’re back! Brian’s been gallivanting across the UK in search of his missing voice and Anthony’s found gainful employment, so DITB had left you in the lurch. Fear not listener, for we are back and in a big way!
Philip from Eeepers Choice Podcast joins us to give Hiroyuki Yamaga & Satoru Akahori’s 2002 TV series, Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi a thorough going over. With it’s shifting styles and genres it’s hard to talk about this series without going over every episode, so that’s just what we did. For almost two hours. It’s another bumper Dynamite In the Brain, so enjoy!
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In this introductory episode Anthony Askew and I chat about how we got into anime, UK anime conventions, favourite anime, the early 90s grey import console scene, watching bootleg films during school time, and much, much more.
Dynamite in the Brain, the podcast that loves anime and hates fun!
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