EXTRA: Everything that's bad about 'Magical Girl Apocalypse'

Attack on Titan (Season 2) Ep 1: 'Holy crap, it's an intense episode!': <p><span>Joey The Anime Man and Aki Dearest talk, in depth, about Attack on Titan (Season 2)'s first episode (no spoilers here). The duo review the first of 12 episodes in the series. They love it, it's following the manga. Joey's tempted to spoil it (because he's read the manga) but he won't. It's loved by everyone; in the anime community and 'outside' of the community - they can't remember the last time an anime has had this much hype among such a broad audience. They're looking forward to the next ep. Have you seen it? What are your thoughts so far?</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

38 min listen

New podcast launching March 13: <p><span>Join YouTubers  Joey The Anime Man and AkiDearest for their new weekly anime podcast!</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

1 min listen

Death Note's Netflix live action is a bad idea, and why anime live actions usually suck: <p><span>Joey The Anime Man and AkiDearest need to talk about Death Note becoming a live action on Netflix. There was an online storm after the Trailer was released because a lot of people are pessimistic about it. Some are waiting 'til it comes out (in full) to cast opinions but Joey and Aki aren't so sure. Light has been made to look like a crack addict instead of the cool, slick character he was in the anime. The live action Director, Adam Wingard, worked on The Blaire Witch Project reboot, which Joey hated. It only got 30% on Rotten Tomatoes, so others must've agreed. Makes Joey even less excited for the Death Note live action. The only redeeming feature is Willem Dafoe as Ryuk. Joey and Aki think most (if not all) anime live actions suck. What about you?</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

30 min listen

Joey the Anime Man and AkiDearest get in-depth about cosplay: <p><span>This week Joey the Anime Man and AkiDearest delve deep into cosplay, even though Joey is pretty new to it. Joey talks about his first (and only) experience cosplaying, as Gintoki. What he finds hardest about cosplay is being hot and sweaty in a costume and wig. There are toxic people who take cosplaying too seriously and nitpick other costumes, both online and at conventions. The duo let us in on their predictions for the top three cosplay characters at upcoming anime expos. Who should Joey and Aki dress up as for the anime expo next month?</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

41 min listen

9 famous bands who used Anime in their music videos (Kanye West was one of them): <p><span>Joey The Anime Man and Aki Dearest talk about nine famous bands who used Anime in their music videos. Daft Punk was the first major hit to use animation, they collaborated with their childhood Anime hero to make the "One More Time" music video. Kanye West recreated Anime scenes in his video clips. Pharrell Williams' "It Girl" music video was Anime-inspired, and The Wkend made tributes to Anime too. What's your favourite Anime inspired MV?</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

37 min listen

YouTuber Gigguk talks anime nostalgia with Joey and Aki: <p><span>This week Joey and Aki are joined by a special guest; fellow YouTuber, Gigguk. The trio talk about anime nostalgia. Here's some thought starters: what was the first anime you ever watched and what was the anime that blew you world wide open? Joey, Aki and Gigguk answer these plus how they started doing their online channels, how anime and geek culture has become so accepted, if they could wipe a memory of watching an anime so they could experience seeing it for the first time again, what would they watch, and the anime that brought the kid out in them. What would yours be?</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

41 min listen

The sad and inconvenient truth about the Anime industry: <p><span>Joey The Anime Man and Aki Dearest talk about "sad and inconvenient truth about the Anime industry" this week. Recently veteran animator (who worked on Naruto) Kazunori Mizuno passed away allegedly because of overworking. Joey and Aki discuss how overworking in the Anime industry is common because less animators are wanting to work in the industry and more episodes are being created. So there's more work for less people. There's a Japanese word, now in the Oxford Dictionary, that describes death by over work, which is "Karōshi." The duo discuss why animators are overworked, they think it has to do with online audience demands, less people buying DVDs and less people wanting to work in the industry. What do you think?</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

34 min listen

Bonus pod all about WINNING an epic anime prize pack: <p><span>Prize includes a double weekend pass to </span><span>Madman Anime Festival Brisbane, a</span><span> double pass to see </span><a href="http://fairytailmovie.com.au/" rel="noreferrer" target="_blank"><em><span>Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry</span></em></a><span> (in cinemas from May 18), a 3-month AnimeLab Premium voucher and a DVD bundle with: S</span><em>word Art Online Vol. 1 Aincrad Part 1, Tokyo Ghoul Season 1, Love Live! The School Idol Movie</em><span>, PLUS </span><em>Evangelion: 3.33 You Can (Not) Redo</em><span> – signed by </span><span>Yuko Miyamura</span><span> (Japanese voice actor of Asuka)! Go to sbs.com.au/theanimeshow to enter!</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

1 min listen

Ep 20. Things in anime that Joey & AkiDearest DON'T like: <div class="panel-body"><p>Anime is amazing - but it has it's downsides! This week, Joey The Anime Man and AkiDearest dives into the things in anime that they DON'T like.</p><p>For all the many positives that anime has (like great characters, gorgeous animation, and fantastic stories), there are a number things that grinds Joey and Aki's gears, such as anime made to appeal to certain audiences and nothing more, live-action adaptations (looking at you Dragonball Evolution and the upcoming One Piece movie), terrible plot-twists, the glorification of yandere characters (*shudders*), and the cliched "running" opening sequences (which continues to baffle Joey).</p><p>What things in anime that you do not like?</p></div> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

47 min listen

Does Samuel L. Jackson like anime? He likes Hentai too... by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

32 min listen

Disagreeing on anime; good or just annoying: <p><span>This week Joey The Anime Man and Aki Dearest talk about disagreeing - quite often - about what they think of certain anime. The couple have been asked if it's annoying how often they disagree on things, but the duo think it's the complete opposite. They prefer disagreeing on things because it makes for more interesting discussions. They don't fight because of their differing opinions, they just have interesting conversations. The duo like it when others disagree with their opinions too, like their audience. They respect different  opinions about anime. Joey says some comments have changed his view on certain anime, which makes things so much more interesting. What's your opinion on the topics they've covered this week? Let them know on Twitter with the #SBSanime hashtag</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

37 min listen

Things in anime that Joey & AkiDearest DON'T like by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

47 min listen

Japanese culture; there's more to it than just anime: <p><span>This week Joey the Anime Man and AkiDearest talk about Japanese culture, and how there's more to it than just anime. There's a lot of differences in cultures between Japan and America. In Japan, there are some towns that have a lot of anime, and one city is known for its anime, but the culture across the country is much more diverse than just that. Want to know the big cultural differences? Hit play!</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

28 min listen

What is Slice of Life anime? Here's why you need to watch it...: <div id="top" class="page-wrapper"><div class="container"><div class="row"><div class="col-sm-12"><div class="panel panel--light"><div class="panel-body"><p>Joey The Anime Man and AkiDearest talk about Slice of Life anime, explaining what the genre is and why you need to watch it. Joey is hooked on Dragon Maid and is excited for Ancien and The Magic Tablet, Aki explains Room Mate anime; an immersive experience. The duo are looking forward to seeing Ghost in the Shell (whether it's good or not) and defend the casting of Scarlett Johansson. She's a fitting choice and they've done a good job with her costume. What do you think?</p></div></div></div></div></div><div class="container-fluid"> </div></div><div class="container"><div class="row"><form id="mc-embedded-subscribe-form" action="https://whooshkaa.us11.list-manage.com/subscribe/post?u=e54d4ee7f65223166351b204b&id=f530e47f08" method="post" name="mc-em by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

31 min listen

EXTRA: Not all films that win awards are good by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

2 min listen

A special guest joins to talk about their favourite (and least fave) Ghibli and Miyazaki films by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

43 min listen

What happens to academic anime chat after 15 hours of travel; Hogwarts gets a mention by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

29 min listen

A guide to Japanese culture; it's not just about Anime: <p><span>Joey The Anime Man and Aki Dearest give their tips on getting the most out of Japanese culture when you visit Japan. Be open to the food, Japanese food is another world entirely. There's so much to explore. Find someone to help translate for you and help you get around. The train system is complex and there's unwritten rules; no one talks on their phones on the train because it's rude. Everyone stands to one side on an escalator. Subways are expensive; it's better to put money on an all-purpose card that you can use on all transport and on vending machines. Embrace the Anime (ie The Ghibli Museum) but don't limit yourself to Anime - there's so much more to experience. Any extra tips to add?</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

30 min listen

Who's your 'Best Girl'? Are Tsundere really the best girls in anime?: <p><span>Joey The Anime Man and AkiDearest talk about their Best Girls. Joey says you're allowed more then one; you can have multiple 2D girls in your life. His Best Girls are often ones who are cute but powerful and confident. He likes anime girls who have many hidden sides. Aki has multiple Best Girls, one being Haruko from Fooly Cooly. A lot of people like Tsundere; characters who are cold or hostile at first and then show a warmer side over time. The duo aren't sure they agree. Who's your Best Girl?</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

1 min listen

Manga and Anime creators who passed away with incomplete work: <div id="top" class="page-wrapper"><div class="container"><div class="row"><div class="col-sm-12"><div class="panel panel--light"><div class="panel-body"><p>This week Joey and Aki are in the SBS PopAsia studio and they're talking about Manga and Anime creators who have passed away with incomplete work. The Manga artist for 'Wolf Children,' sadly, recently passed away. The duo talk about a list of creators who passed away with unfinished work like Satoshi Kon, the lead singer of Boom Boom Satellites, Osamu Tezuka and Usui Yoshihito. They talk a lot about Satoshi Kon and 'Dreaming Machine'. Do you think they should create an Anime from his Manga?</p></div></div></div></div></div><div class="container-fluid"> </div></div><div class="container"><div class="row"><form id="mc-embedded-subscribe-form" action="https://whooshkaa.us11.list-manage.com/subscribe/post?u=e54d4ee7f65223166351b204b&id=f530e47f0 by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

45 min listen

Death Note and the future of Live Action, or Anime in theatres: <p><span>This week Joey The Anime Man and AkiDearest talk about Netflix's Death Note Live-Action adaptation. They're yet to see it (because they're in Hawaii at the moment) but it's been interesting to see the comments and reviews online. A lot of people don't like it. There's been a lot of people saying that it's a good standalone film, but nothing like the original. Joey thinks that would make it a bad film because it claims to be an adaptation, which means it needs to have similarities to the original. Wanting to expand to a broader audience is good, but you can't have the only similarity being the title. The duo are really interested in what they'll think when they see it.</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

35 min listen

Are Winnie The Pooh and the Moomin anime connected?: <p><span>This week AkiDearest has a conspiracy theory (that no one's allowed to steal)...She watched Moomin for the first time and says it reminds her of Winnie The Pooh. She's decided she has her own conspiracy theory that the two are connected... She liked the anime, and wishes she'd grown up with it as a kid. Joey The Anime Man really likes it too. The original series aired in 1969 - almost 50 years ago. Joey explains why he thinks it's still so popular today for kids and adults alike.</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

31 min listen

Ep 19. What happens to academic anime chat after 15 hours of travel; Hogwarts gets a mention: <p>This week Joey The Anime Man and AkiDearest are recording after 15 hours of travel. They're delirious, which is probably an understatement. The duo have been to a small anime convention in Finland, which turned out to be their favourite ever. There were about 3,000 attendees and half of them went to Joey and Aki's panel, which was also their favourite panel ever. The two explain why Finland's anime con is the best, and talk about anime sereis that are massive in Finland but not elsewhere. Then the chat takes a turn, Aki starts talking about Hogwarts as an anime because she's so tired. It's all laughter and hilarious dribble from here. Joey sums it up best: this one's a nighttime episode (and good for a laugh)!</p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

29 min listen

The best horror manga (just in time for Halloween): <p><span>This week Joey and Aki are talking about the best horror manga! It's Halloween, so Joey and Aki give us some good manga to get our hands on. The duo think Kazuo Umezu and Junji Ito are two of the grandfather's of horror manga. Joey admits that he thinks </span><em>Oyasumi Punpun </em><span>is one of the best series ever made. And both of them want to know if people still go trick-or-treating. Let us know?</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

34 min listen

HIGHLIGHT: What does a 'villain' mean in Anime: <p><span>This week Joey and Aki dive deep into what makes an anime villain. They focus on Death Note, and about whether L or Light is the villain. The duo think it's really interesting in Death Note, that there's no definitive 'villain.' Characters do evil things, but that's part of a bigger story that explores what happens when a good guy gets given immense power (like Light getting a Death Note).</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

8 min listen

Death threats to the Death Note Director; it's disgusting: <p><span>This week Joey and Aki talk about cyber bullying and why online trolling is 'disgusting'. They feel very strongly about this. The duo first talk about how bad the new Netflix Anime, Neo Yokio, is and then talk about how Death Note was also bad, which leads to the topic of cyber-bullying and trolling. Joey and Aki explain that after Netflix released the Death Note movie, its Director got such bad backlash online, including death threats, that he had to go off Twitter. Aki is exceptionally infuriated by this behaviour; she says this is what she hates about fandoms, the extremists who think content is more important than treating a person like a human being. She thinks death threats are much lower than any bad content he could've created. Joey is angry about it too, he says you can complain or criticise a person's work but you don't criticise that person, for being a person. Unfortunately their are people who th by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

39 min listen

Thoughts on the non-Japanese anime movement: <p><span>This week The Anime Man and AkiDearest are answering fan questions live on Twitch. They give their thoughts on the non-Japanese anime movement, on Shonen, their fave characters and anime movies. The duo also talk about what anime world they'd be trapped in if they could choose.</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

47 min listen

When did anime first cross over to the West (and WIN Oz Comic Con tickets): <p><span>This week Joey the Anime Man and AkiDearest talk about when anime first crossed over, into Western markets, and whether that relates to anime being less violent now. Many people say when Studio Ghibli's 'Spirited Away' won an Academy Award, anime filtered into the mainstream but Aki and Joey don't necessarily agree. The duo think it was during anime's golden age, when Naruto and One piece came in - they're all over the West now. They're worldwide famous. Originally anime was really gory, and Aki thinks censorship in the West wouldn't have wanted blood in cartoons. The cartoons for adults was a new concept. When do you think it crossed over? PLUS, you can WIN a double weekend pass to Melbourne Oz Comic Con...</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

37 min listen

Visual novels recommended by Joey & AkiDearest: <p>Tuning in from Europe this week, Joey and Aki decide to tackle a few #SBSAnime questions that have been piling up over the past few weeks. </p><p>Many interesting topics were covered, such as what constitutes as an anime "villain" (especially in a series like Death Note), and the shutting down of a number of talented anime studios (including some behind beloved series like Samurai Champloo and Reborn!) due to various reasons like money and business re-structuring.</p><p>And finally, Joey and Aki dish on which visual novels that fans should definitely check out. Their recommendations? Kara no Shōjo and anything by Key Studios (Clannad, Air, and Angel Beats)!</p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

40 min listen

How to deal with the haters on YouTube: <p><span>Joey the Anime Man and AkiDearest talk about how they got started on YouTube, and how they deal with the negatives that come with a job they (mostly) love. Aki says some people's personalities change when they become successful YouTubers. She also says it makes her more self conscious, in her appearance and in what she says. YouTubers have to be careful with what they say, they have to hold their tongue more because the words sticks with them. There's a fine line in saying something to please your audience, and saying what you believe without losing your subscribers. They love their job and what they do but it's always hard to deal with the haters. The best and easiest way to deal with haters is to ignore them. It's still hard, but as soon as you give them attention, they've won. Do you agree?</span></p> by The Anime Show with Joey & AkiDearest

38 min listen

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