I'll admit that I was on the fence when it came to checking out the anime comedy Magimoji Rurumo. A trailer that appeared online before its premiere didn't hold much promise, but after a long day of hard work I
The era of rap-rock that brought us Papa Roach and Limp Bizkit left us far too long ago, pushed out by the likes of the Strokes, the White Stripes, and the Hives. Someone apparently didn't give that memo to Japanese
King Baby Duck reminds everyone that they should seriously watch JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders, and gets excited about the upcoming Pink Floyd album as Roger Waters lets his fans know why he's not part of it. A review of
So let me get this straight: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders is up on Crunchyroll as we speak, along with the previous season that aired in 2012, and instead you are reading a review about it? Right now you could be
King Baby Duck gives thanks to the ladies of Shonen Knife, and mourns the loss of a place considering something of a landmark for the B3/NBNR crew. Reviews of the anime No Game No Life and Richard Linklater's film Boyhood
Boston FIG has come and gone, but it's still fresh in our minds! King Baby Duck and the Fleming Brothers of Wicked Anime sit down and chat about their highlights in both the digital and tabletop showcase, and why the
King Baby Duck gets excited for Bayonetta 2, and lashes out EXPLICITLY at those still complaining about its Wii U exclusivity. The New 3DS announcement raises come concerns, while the anime The Devil Is A Part-Timer shines brightly thanks to the show's
The Fleming Brothers of Wicked Anime join King Baby Duck this week, and after lamenting on the deceitful character known as Hello Kitty the guys chat about why this summer has been outstanding for anime fans everywhere. Plus hear the
Ten years ago America got its hands on a new video game starring Japan's robotic pride & joy. When released Astro Boy: Omega Factor was lauded by fans and critics alike, being declared not just one of the best Game
King Baby Duck starts off this week's show congratulating his ElectricSistaHood pals on an epic milestone, and jumps into a review of John Michael McDonagh's latest movie Calvary. A stupidly funny anime called Kill Me Baby appears on KBD's radar,