My Friend Anime

The boys get girl with Peach Girl and return guest Jill! Seriously, they talk about boys and find out that Drew has some impressive rom-com trivia at his command.

Special guest Joanna Mae introduces the boys to Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. It's like if Charles Dickens was Japanese, and could draw, and liked to write about vampires.

The boys get back on the anime track with the magical adventures of a really pushy high school girl. Also, a hot dog is not a freakin' sandwich. Can we all join hands on this?

The shoe is on the other foot, causing Drew much discomfort. Good god, this movie is bad.

Special guest Jill comes in with a request and the boys sit down for a whole feature length anime, and they all get giggly about Miyazaki. Join in for a listen. Remember: If you have half as much fun listening as they did recording, it means that had a lot more fun than you.

A flyly dressed special guest joins the boys for a discussion of an anime that is equal parts demon-slaying and eyeglass-perversion. Also, Drew realizes that he is old by his meme-knowledge, because that's a thing, and John bakes cookies.

In this episode, John is filled with hate, Drew can't remember words, and a pun war breaks out.

Real life friend Bree invites the boys on a field trip where they discuss a heady show, dank memes, and try not to wake a baby.

On the first special episode the boys cross the streams of anime and literary theory. And if that doesn't light your world on fire, there's a Rogue One debate that nearly comes to blows.

Greg O'Neill from Wife Patrol hangs out while Drew abandons his principles to watch One Punch Man. It is a high brow discussion with many references to Rock IV.

Real life friend Nathan Triggol is submitted to another harem series in DanMachi, also obtusely known as "Is it Okay to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?" The short answer is "not really." Also, Drew overshares, and we're legally obligated to warn all listeners not to take a drink every time they say "boobs."

Real life friend and DM of the Encounter Time podcast, Christian joins the boys for John's first harem experience. And boy does John fall in love with hating Tenchi Muyo, which is basically Star Wars. Basically.

Drew and John discuss culture and the subtleties of foreign languages. Also, how hot Lola Bunny is/should be.

On the docket this week is the hipster melodrama, Eden of the East... It's not John's favorite. Also in this episode the boys dissect the worst joke ever put to animation, you'll find out the wrong definition of a NEET, and the right one for a "shmooper."

Drew and John capture the edgy revolution opera, Code Geass. Also take our quiz to see which Hogwarts house you would be -- Hufflepuff. It's always Hufflepuff.

Drew leads John out of the familiar confines of Blood Blockade Battlefront and into the tall grass of anime, where a wild tentacle monster appears! It doesn't end the way you think.

Season one concludes in a tear-jerking fashion for the Macbeth family. Speaking of Macbeth, John and Drew dust off their numerous English degrees in English for a discussion sure to walk the room.

Racing to the climax of BBB's season 1, Drew and John are almost intrigued enough to stop talking about the Dark Souls series.

As Blood Blockade Battlefront revs up to a climax, Drew and John talk about their greatest moments in gaming, and more comics.

In these episodes John and Drew learn a new word and get woke about the racial politics of the fictional Johnny Rocket's franchise. Also, do you like comics? These guys do.