This month we’re taking a look at both seasons of Moyashimon. Moyashimon is available for streaming on Crunchyroll.

Episode 24: Moyashimon & Moyashimon Returns

This month we’re taking a look at both seasons of Moyashimon. Moyashimon is available for streaming on Crunchyroll. Next month we are discussing Dark Gathering, which is available for streaming on Hidive & Hulu/Disney+.

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We discuss the current anime we’ve watched, along with the recent passing of Akira Toriyama, before getting into our March Rom-Com, with My Love Story With Yamada-Kun at Lv.999

Episode 18: My Love Story With Yamada-Kun at Lv.999

We discuss the current anime we’ve watched, along with the recent passing of Akira Toriyama, before getting into our March Rom-Com, with My Love Story With Yamada-Kun at Lv.999 My Love Story with Yamada-Kun at Lv.

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This month we memorialize Leiji Matsumoto and the creator of the Anime Music Video (not necessarily in that order).

Episode 15: Anime Music Videos & Arcadia of My Youth

This month we memorialize Leiji Matsumoto and the creator of the Anime Music Video (not necessarily in that order).

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Quality Control, Reviews, Video games

Quality Control – Deja Vu

Well, my review is done for Deja Vu for the NES. How good (or bad) of an adventure game is it? Well, you’ll have to listen to the review to find out.

The game was originally released for the Macintosh, but the version I’m reviewing is the NES version, which is only available on eBay. There was also a port of the first and second game in the series for the Game Boy Color, but if you thought the game was pixel bitching bad before, it’ll be even worse on the GBC’s small screen, so I just reccomend you skip that version of the game entirely.

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Video games, Where I Read

Quality Control – Gauntlet II

Get Gauntlet 2 from eBay (if you want the NES version

Get Gauntlet 2 from eBay (if you want the NES version)

Alright, I’ve played (though not beaten – it’s a really long game and I’ve only got 1 day to play it, sort of) Gauntlet II. Again, I’m reviewing the PlayStation Network version of the game, as that version is significantly more accessible than the NES version, and if you buy PSN version the developers actually get money and a random warm and fuzzy sensation, as opposed to just the random warm and fuzzy sensation they get for when someone buys the NES version on eBay (which, while pleasant, doesn’t pay the rent on their offices).

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