School is back in session, as King Baby Duck and JonStar talk about recent classroom interactions. Haru Nemuri and Mass of the Fermenting Dregs brings some great sounds to Shibuya WWW X, and our host watches both Tokyo Godfathers and
I’ve admired P.A. Works’s catalog for a while now. From adaptations like Angel Beats! and Uma Musume: Pretty Derby to original works like Buddy Daddies and Akiba Maid War, the Toyama-based studio has the knack to deliver something memorable, even
Duck Amuck in Japan is back after a small hiatus, as the gang have been up to a hell of a lot! King Baby Duck reports on his time in Kani and Fukuoka, as well as what happened during his
It’s wild to think “What if?” when it comes to the works of Kenichi Sonoda. His series have always deserved to be far bigger than the cult classics they are today. And the one that started it all for him
For the first time ever, Duck Amuck in Japan is in front of a live studio audience! The bad news: AFLM and JonStar are not part of it. The good news: King Baby Duck has two very special guests, in
At what point in our lives do we become numb to the atrocities of the world? When I was living in America, the media world constantly shoved every great horror in my face. Mass shootings, war, genocide, racism, homophobia, transphobia,
It's been just about a year since King Baby Duck made the big move to Japan, as he reflects on how he's changed since leaving his Boston roots. However, that's not to say he's gotten used to everything, as a
What makes a monster, and what makes a man? Yes, I’m starting this article out with lyrics from Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame, but it fits well to the tone of what Kaiju No. 8 is all about. As
It's a plethora of live shows and anime on this week's episode of Duck Amuck in Japan! King Baby Duck reports on the 25th Anniversary show of TsuShiMaMiRe, and sees both ASAKA and Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra live. Speaking of
Oh hello there, long-assed isekai series title. We meet again. Thanks to your stubborn ways, I’ve had to do my best to avoid talking about your genre of storytelling because of how much of a pain it is to write