King Baby Duck pays tribute to the late ORIGA, before going head-on with the recent controversy involving the New England Patriots. The new FXX comedy Man Seeking Woman treads familiar comedic territory, and hear which Wii titles that never made
Oh how we cheered a couple years ago. When news broke out that a new Sailor Moon series was to be created to coincide the original anime's 20th anniversary the anime world shook with anticipation. Would it capture the essence
The world of superheroes and their powers have been viewed by many in various metaphorical fashions, from the famous Superman speech in Kill Bill Vol. 2 (where the Man of Steel's Clark Kent is his view on humanity being weak)
The holiday season is upon us. Carols are being sung, the decorations shine brightly as they are hung, and the greatest Christmas tradition is about to commence: a fighting tournament? While staying at the Mt. Washington Resort in New Hampshire, King
Any lover of comics would dream of working at a place like Jay & Silent Bob's Secret Stash or Comicopia. After all from watching something like Comic Book Men it would appear it'd be the geek life of luxury. However
It's all games and theater on this week's new episode! First King Baby Duck shares his thoughts on this year's Game Awards, and why the showcase at PlayStation Experience is helping Sony win this generation's console race. Then Scarlet Spiegel
King Baby Duck goes completely gaga over the first season of Wakfu, only to be brought back to reality with the help of Wicked Anime's Andrew & Jonathan Fleming and 42Believer. Recorded mostly at the Prudential Center in Boston, MA
King Baby Duck has a plethora of awesome people on this week's newest episode! Sawa-sensei teaches us about the Japanese style of comedy in this week's Nazo-Nazo Nihongo, touching on both traditional and western-based. Then the Fleming Brothers of Wicked Anime,
With the holidays quickly approaching us, all of us under the Land of ESH would like to offer a hand in choosing some great gifts that just about anyone would enjoy. Keep a watch here on the B3 site, as
In Japan there exists a game similar to Ouija. Called Kokkuri-san, the concept of the game is similar to its Western cousin: people put their fingers on a coin, summon a fox spirit, and have it communicate with everyone via