The hosts of the Otaku Spirit Animecast continue their journey into the origins of Char as they review the 5th and 6th episode of the Gundam The Origin series. Does it conclude well? Listen and find out their take. Read more »
Tags: Anime, blu-ray, char, chronicle of the loum battlefield, gundam, mobile suit gundam, movie, podcast, Review, right stuf, sunrise, the origin
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After a long break from the news, the Otaku Spirit Animecast hosts are back to run through the bits that they deem interesting. From the Anime Awards, to the new streaming scene, nothing is off limits! Read more »
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News, Podcast | Andrew | January 21, 2018 11:51 am | Comments Off on Animecast: Goku Wants Santa Dead!
The hosts of the Otaku Spirit Animecast take another dive into the world of Trinity Seven in the form of the movie Eternal Library and Alchemic Girl. Does it do enough to add to the unfinished harem story, or just side step a bit too much? Listen and find out! Read more »
The journey into the trilogy adaptation of the Kizumonogatari Novel continues as the hosts of the Otaku Spirit Animecast dive into the second part movie. Do the much anticipated fights live up to expectations? Or will other scenes outshine them? Read more »
Tags: Anime, aniplex, Kizumonogatari, movie, nekketsu-hen, nisio isin, podcast, Review, shaft
Podcast, Review | Andrew | October 5, 2017 9:04 pm | Comments Off on Animecast: Kizumonogatari Part 2
After giving their opinions on the Kizumonogatari Novel, the hosts of the Otaku Spirit Animecast sit down to discuss the first of three movies that make up the anime adaptation. Does it live up to the story, or fall short? Read more »
Tags: Anime, aniplex, Kizumonogatari, monogatari series, movie, nisio isin, part 1, Review, tekketsu-hen
Podcast, Review | Andrew | September 28, 2017 9:34 pm | Comments Off on Animecast: Kizumonogatari Part 1
The girls of μ’s are back to take on some big stages in the Love Live! movie, and the Animecast is here to give their take on it. Does it give us our unanswered questions, is it more of the same, and does it give the girl’s proper closure? Listen and find out! Read more »
Mamoru Hosoda’s newest film The Boy and the Beast has finally released in North America on home video. Being the unfortunates who could not reach it in theaters, the hosts of the Otaku Spirit Animecast are here to finally give their take on the newest title. Read more »
Tags: Anime, funimation, Mamoru Hosoda, movie, podcast, Review, summer wars, the boy and the beast, Wolf Children
Podcast, Review | Andrew | June 9, 2016 5:29 pm | Comments Off on Animecast: The Boy and the Beast
Rune Ballot has lived a tough life, and it’s about to get tougher as her life takes a tragic turn of events. Join the hosts of the Animecast as we dive into the Ballot’s world and the traumatic, mature, and sci-fi story it tells. Read more »
Tags: Anime, Director's Cut, gohands, mardock scramble, movie, podcast, Review, sentai filmworks, The First Compression, The Second Combustion, The Third Exhaust, Theatrical
Podcast, Review | Andrew | February 18, 2016 10:37 pm | Comments Off on Animecast: Mardock Scramble
In the wake of the Sword Art Online franchise making its second season debut, the SAO Extra Edition movie plays the role of reintroducing the characters, recapping the story, giving us some slightly different perspective on things, and ultimately reminding us of a fantastic series. Read more »
After putting quite a library of watched anime under one’s belt, there are a few that really stick with you. Shows that when you’re asked “what’s the best?” it immediately comes to mind. Clannad is one of those shows. A show that when I fire it up, it instantly hooks me, no matter how many times I watch it. Read more »
