The Warped Shelf – The Filthy and the Casual: Subtitle After a slew of holiday episodes and pre-determined topics, we’re doing the first laid back episode in a while. Metroid, HBO, Jump Force, the works.
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The Warped Shelf – Tokyo Godfathers On this holiday episode, we tackle an overlooked gem that one of us has continued to praise as one of the best Christmas movies: Satoshi Kon’s Tokyo Godfathers. Episode #54 Video version –
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Today we’re back on the anime train with an ongoing favorite between the both of us. We’re talking My Hero Academia Seasons 1-4 and both movies. Spoilers abound. Episode #48
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Anime is a treacherous, uncanny road to walk down without a guide. Today, we’re your chaperones.
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“With Frank having recently experienced in the series in full, and Deshawn being a long-time veteran to the series, we talk about the Dragon Ball franchise as a whole.”
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Here we are at last. The 20th Dragon Ball film. My thoughts on the films and specials leading up to this are documented in a retrospective you can read here. Dragon Ball Super: Broly is a theatrical venture directed by Tatsuya Nagamine (One Piece Film Z) with character design and animation direction provided by Naohiro Shintani, also among One Piece […]
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It seems we’ve come to the end of our little journey. Dragon Ball Super: Broly just hit U.S. theaters today, so expect my review by the end of the weekend. I’m looking forward to it immensely. For now though, let’s talk about the precursors to Dragon Ball’s revival as a modern property. We’ve got good and bad here, so let’s dive in […]
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Toei Animation seems to be pooling every available resource to make Dragon Ball Super: Broly the most action-packed, visually stunning film in the franchise to date, marking the 20th Dragon Ball film. I’ve been foaming at the mouth over the project since it was first announced, and it seems as good a time as any to look at the movies and TV specials […]
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Toei Animation seems to be pooling every available resource to make Dragon Ball Super: Broly the most action-packed, visually stunning film in the franchise to date, marking the 20th Dragon Ball film. I’ve been foaming at the mouth over the project since it was first announced, and it seems as good a time as any to look at the movies and TV specials […]
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Toei Animation seems to be pooling every available resource to make Dragon Ball Super: Broly the most action-packed, visually stunning film in the franchise to date, marking the 20th Dragon Ball film. I’ve been foaming at the mouth over the project since it was first announced, and it seems as good a time as any to look at the movies and TV specials […]
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