Otaku Ryōhō

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Episodes
  • Slice-of-Life is Nice and Wise
    May 31 2021

    Gian cannot contain himself any longer and he chooses to start a discussion about the value of Slice of Life anime. He invites special guest Marc Cuiriz (Here Comes a Thought Podcast and The Codex Podcast) to talk about what about the genre inspires us. They all give examples of their favorite slice of life […]

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    1 hr and 18 mins
  • Overwhelming Scales: When Anime Goes Over 9000
    Feb 8 2021

    Josué starts a discussion about the tendency of shōnen anime to escalate the stakes of the story to astronomical levels and beyond. What can we learn from these stories? They talk about the value of having characters that constantly face increasingly difficult challenges with unwavering optimism and confidence in one’s own capacity for skill acquisition. […]

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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Otaku Ryoho Mythos: Cosmic Horror in Anime
    Oct 26 2020

    Gian tries his best to explain his favorite genre of Horror, the cosmic type. He uses Attack on Titan (Season 3) as an illustration of what happens when we are faced with threats or ideas that feel beyond our comprehension. He talks about H.P. Lovecraft’s beliefs about race and mental illness and how communities have […]

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    1 hr and 32 mins

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