As with every new anime season, its arrival brings to us a horde of new beats to listen to and enjoy. Along with that, is the Otaku Spirit Radio podcast episode where we highlight the best of these tunes. So turn up your speakers and enjoy! Read more »
Tags: A Lull In The Sea, actually i am, angel beats, Beyond the Boundary, chaos dragon, Charlotte, Classroom Crisis, durarara, Gangsta, gatchaman crowds, gate, Key, miss monochrome, music, Non Non Biyori Repeat, one week friends, oreimo, Overlord, ranpo kitan, rokka brave of the six flowers, sankarea, school-live, Strike the Blood, The Heroic Legend of Arslan, ushio and tora, Wakaba Girl
OP ED Spotlight, Podcast | Andrew | 
July 27, 2015 12:03 am | 
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The votes are in and it’s time to announce the best anime of 2014! Join us as the two hosts list their favorite anime of each season, as well as their best overall shows, music, characters, and disappointments. Joining in the awards are picks from the OtakuSpirit community as well! Read more »
Tags: Aldnoah Zero, Anime, Barakamon, inari konkon koi iroha, Kill la Kill, Mushishi Zoku Shou, nobunaga concerto, Noragami, one week friends, rage of bahamut, silver spoon, top anime 2014, Yuki Yuna is a Hero
Podcast, Top Lists | Andrew | January 22, 2015 11:50 pm | Comments (0)
It’s that time again, another Animecast episode is here to kick off a second set of Spring 2014 anime reviews! It’s a special episode filled with gaming lolis, perverted manga artists, quests for papa limbs, gangster chefs, and relapsing amnesia. Read more »
Tags: Anime, chaika, coffin princess, comic artist and assistants, Isshuukan Friends, Nisekoi, No Game No Life, one week friends, podcast, Spring 2014
Podcast, Review | Andrew | June 30, 2014 12:37 am | Comments (0)
Every now and then a show comes along that manages to catch your eye and make you take notice. It’s not another high action fight for humanity or an off the wall club show. Just a show about someone trying to offer friendship. Though with a twist, it becomes much more. Read more »
As things wrap up for the season, questions begin to arise from classmates as well as Fujimiya as to why Hase has chosen to distance himself from Fujimiya. While they aren’t on bad terms, it’s obvious things are different. Read more »
Sometimes the simplest of misunderstandings can be explained by just opening up to each other. However cercumstances beyond our control can sometimes hinder that. Leaving issues to fester and bonds to break. Read more »
It seems that after our previous episode, all the work that Hase has done had gone to waste. In an instance, the arrival of a boy named Kujo Hajime had triggered some sort of episode in Fujimiya that reset her memory once more. Read more »
Summer break is wrapping up, and with it the final rush to finish some last-minute homework for the group of friends in this story. While Kiryu and Fujimiya are obviously squared away, Hase and Yamagishi are almost a lost cause. Read more »
What better way to spend your summer vacation than to take a trip to the beach. As Fujimiya and Hase deal with the summer heat, Fujimiya ends up recommending just that. Though this isn’t the romantic getaway that Hase may want, but rather a group outing that will fill Fujimiya’s diary with irreplaceable memories. Read more »
As Hase and Fujimiya grow closer and closer, it seems that their efforts to help remedy Fujimiya’s memory loss have some shred of hope. Fujimiya no longer seems to have trouble spotting Hase, but rather faintly recognizes him even though she still has to read about him in her diary. Read more »
