On this episode, Jd professes her love for Cat Soup, Jahmere share some great news, Cody calls out the entire cast, Sean finds an anime fan in the oddest of places and the entire crew looks at violent anime series. All of this and more on the A3K Podcast.
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Episode Title: It’s Guts Time
Episode Count: 82
Run Time: 02:37:53
Taping: July 12, 2014
Air Date: July 16, 2014
Opening(s):
Breakfast in America by Supertramp [Main Theme]
Mystery Theme: Guess the theme in our comments
Welcome to this Texas Chainsaw Massacred edition of the A3K Podcast. I’m Sean Russell, your host and Oh No! Joesph Joestar of anime3000.com. Joining us this week we have Jd Banks from the Manga Corner, Cody Baier from The Other Side and Jahmere “My Voice Gives Me Superstrength” Durham from 2 Guys and a Mic.
On this episode, Jd professes her love for Cat Soup, Jahmere share some great news, Cody calls out the entire cast, Sean finds an anime fan in the oddest of places and the entire crew looks at violent anime series. All of this and more on the A3K Podcast.
WHATCHA BEEN…
Jahmere:
Akame Ga Kill! (directed by Tomoki Kobayashi, White Fox)
Rail Wars! (directed by Yoshifumi Matsuda, Passione)
Kurogane (by Haruto Ikezawa, Shueisha)
Jd Banks:
Cat Soup (directed by Tatsuo Sato, J.C. Staff)
Dominion: Tank Police (1988) (directed by Koichi Mashimo, Agent 21)
Cody Baier:
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventures
Cloudscratcher
Space Dandy (directed by Shingo Natsume, Bones)
Bleach (by Tite Kubo, Viz)
Sean Russell:
Akame Ga Kill! (directed by Tomoki Kobayashi, White Fox)
HostGator (web host)
POLL
What’s the most violent anime series that you’ve seen?
Cody: Berserk
Jahmere: Hellsing Ultimate, Elfen Lied, Onepunchman……Berserk
Jd: Violence Jack, Ninja Scroll, Mardock Scramble, Genocyber, M.D. Geist, Gantz, I am a Hero
Sean: Blood C
Evan O @DMarthReturns: Mad Bull 34
Guy Shalev @GuyShalev: Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. Destroying whole galaxies.
Daniel M. @OtakuDan: it seems that no one has watched Violence Jack.
L.B. Bryant @otakureview: Shigurui: Death Frenzy
Phanto @Phanto: Gantz
Colton @sniperking323: Probably Elfen Lied.
Daniel Kirigaya @djddueces: Elfen Lied.
Jesse P. @CrusherJ: Upon reflection prompted by @Anime3000‘s question, I just don’t know. At this point I think I may be desensitized to anime violence.
Brian Smith @awesome_engine: Dame Oyaji – 1974 spousal abuse “comedy”
Makalah J @1AndOnlyLuv: Higurashi or Corpse Party. Never again.
James Tuddrussell @Landogellis: Shigurui: Death Frenzy
justin urhammer @loveisdead88: Blood C, Future Diary, Elfen Lied, Another, Deadman Wonderland. Thats what I can think of off the top of my head
Michael Spaulding @spaulding24317: It has to be My Little Pony Friendship is Magic
JackTWD4th @JackTWD4th: A Certain Magical Index. I’ve never seen so many women punched in the face before.
MarkusD @GodSlayer126: definitely Berserk and Hellsing Ultimate
Amon81 @Amon81: I’d say the uncut Violence Jack. The cut version we got in the UK is pathetic compared to the uncut version. Oh and Genocyber.
Chris the Z-fighter @ImmortalZman: Deadman Wonderland
Nathan Le @ItsNathan10: Attack on Titan
Cesar @DonKangolJones: if people aren’t mentioning 80’s anime, then it can’t possibly count. I’ll say Victory Gundam to be different.
Patrick Prudlik @PDotAlex: My pick would be the rape scene from Paprika. Not really violent in the typical sense, but man, is it uncomfortable to watch.
Miranda Melson @Soul_of_Angels: Higurashi, or Elfen Lied… or Corpse party…
Lord Peothra @LordPeothra: Mirai Nikki & Higurashi no Naku Koro ni are also good examples.
Ash Ketchum @TahkievJones_21: Hmmm. Attack on Titan, Future Diary, Another, and Samurai Champloo
GeekEirePodcast @GeekEire: Hellsing Ultimate, Elfen Lied, and Boogiepop Phantom
Kody Robichaux @FreezeezyPeak: Attack on Titan and Future Diary tied for me, a close second would be Another.
Felo Belmontt @FelipeBelmontt: Black Lagoon, por el momento
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The Princess of Tennis by Jamie Lynn Lano
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