The Fleming Brothers of Wicked Anime join King Baby Duck on this week's show, with our host shocked at seeing a Berserk commercial on mainstream television! Then the anime aficionados dive into two summer anime series, first covering the adorable
It may sound crazy, but this summer's hottest TV program isn't Preacher or Stranger Things, nor is it even an anime. Nay, that honor goes to the most epic and action-packed series quite possibly of the year: Thunderbolt Fantasy. Here's the
Arc System Works is prepping to release the latest Blazblue -- Central Fiction -- later this winter, but that hasn't stopped them from porting Chrono Phantasma to Steam. Even with Central Fiction on the way, it's still a good game, and especially helpful for
Can lightning strike twice in the same place? That's what I found myself asking when, less than half a year after One-Punch Man ended its first season, another manga by ONE was getting the anime treatment. Rest assured, Mob Psycho 100
King Baby Duck gives a high recommendation for the Netflix film The Little Prince, while still lamenting over the fact that it didn't get the proper theatrical release it deserved. Revisiting Lucky☆Star shows that the series hasn't aged as well as it
No Borders No Race returns to its regular format, as King Baby Duck shares his two cents on the latest Death Note movie casting news and his experience with Pokémon Go. A bold reason for why Star Trek Beyond was
And thus, it has come down to this. For the past few weeks, we've been counting down to what have been the best anime since No Borders No Race's inception. Some made us laugh, others cry, and a few that
King Baby Duck dives into Gal*Gun: Double Peace, a unique rail-shooter where, instead of killing zombies & monsters with bullets, you shoot anime high school girls with your love! What could possibly go wrong?! Opening & closing theme: "Ningen Coating" by
Great anime doesn't always have to be the most exciting, although the ones with wall-to-wall action can often be the most rewarding for the eyes. Sometimes all an anime needs is a bunch of relatable characters, a warm setting, and
If you were told you could get another crack at high school life, would you take it? Would you get through studies like a wiz, make more friends than you did in the past, join a club or two, or