Warning EXPLICIT! This episode got a little out of hand as we talk about anime characters who can’t get lucky.
Reviews: Hoshi o Ou Kodomo: Children Who Chase Lost Voices from Deep Below and Full Metal Alchemist: Sacred Star of Milos
Impressions: Kamisama Dolls, Mayo Chiaki, Sacred Seven, Usagi Drop, Kame-Sama no Memouchou
Osamu Tezuka is the father of anime. Why? Do you not know who he is? Then you really should! We talk about why this man is the father of what we love, what he contributed to the anime community, and why anime wouldn’t be what it is without him.
Reviews: [C] The Money of the Soul and Possibility of Control and Electromagnetic Wave Woman and Adolescent Man
Chiaki and Mitsugi return from their travels in Japan following the Great Eastern Japanese Earthquake. How did the earthquake affect Japan overall? What were the highlights? What anime is taking Japan by storm right now? They answer these questions and questions you submitted!
Reviews: Beelzebub, Kimi Ni Todoke 2, and Level E
Impressions: A Channel, Lotte’s Toy, 30-Sai no Houken Taiiku
The hosts of the Anime Addicts Anonymous discuss some of the most important tips for both planning a convention trip and what to do during the convention
Reviews: All Purpose Cultural Catgirl Nuku Nuku, Soul Eater
The Anime Addicts hosts discuss some of the most high profile English dub actors in the industry.
Reviews: Stellvia of the Universe, E’s Otherwise
Impressions: The Tatami Galaxy, Rainbow: Nisha Rokubou no Shichinin, Working!, and Kaichou wa Maid-Sama!
Neokage from the Otaku Momentum joins the Addicts to talk about the new Spring 2010 anime season. What animes everyone is looking forward to, what animes people aren’t and surprise at the lack of Moe!
Reviews: Bamboo Blade, Mezzo Forte DSA, Vexille, DOGS
The hosts finish their countdown of the top 50 anime of all time.
Reviews: Pandora’s Cube, Please Teacher, Jin-Roh the wolf brigade
Impressions: Hanamaru Kindergarden
Our favorites for the upcoming season. What we think will be good, what we think will be bad, and everything in between.
Reviews: Code Geass (Lelouch of the Rebellion) and Mahoromatic Tadaima Okaeri