This week, Shaun is dreading having to watch Dylan's cat Hermaeus for a week, and his worst nightmares have infiltrated the podcast as we watch the first three episodes of Nyaight of the Living Cat!Meanwhile Remington probably should have been neutered. If you'd like to give us feedback, ask a question, or correct a mistake, send an email to AnimeOutOfContext@gmail.com. Visit our Patreon at patreon.com/AnimeoutofContext if you would like to contribute to the show and get bonus content ranging from

Punch, kick, it’s all in the mind. Or that’s what weirdos will tell you. Then you strike them in the face and ask them if that was simply a personal construct or not. Of course they will go call the cops which is the adult version of tattling. Which is really the only reason nihilists and solopsists get away with being smug jerks in a civilized society. Let us bring that around to Chuck Norris. We have Hero and the Terror(1988). A Chuck Norris Canon film. Which means you might be thinking about

Listener, are you ready for ultimate cringe? I think it's supposed to be satire...or parody? Either way, it's time for a cat zombie apocalypse. Buckle up! To engage with us check out our Twitter! https://twitter.com/anime_bus or Instagram \@‌animetourbusRonin by yoitrax | https://soundcloud.com/yoitraxMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

A Bunny, a Cat, and a birdman walk into a bar... They get kicked out because they dont serve animals. Anyways, flightless birdman goes back to Rabbitville, does some stuff, and now here we are!

Why does Japan seem so good at appreciating nothingness? From tea rooms and zen gardens to MUJI's beige minimalism, Japan has a unique way of turning empty space into something emotionally powerful. Let's explore the philosophy, history amd evolution of emptiness and minimalism in Japanese culture. Check out our social media below👇https://linktr.ee/catwithbeard Music | 5 p.m‼ - 桜餅ルナSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts Nicholas Friedman, LeAlec Murray, and Leah President finally have proof of whether or not they could survive Nyaight of the Living Cat, and you can take the quiz too! But we’re also talking all the latest on Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle (the updates are infinite), a fun character poll for My Hero Academia stans, new anime adaptations we are excited for (and maybe manifested?), and more. THEN, we’re diving into the world of anime English dubs and sharing your recs in Fan

This time around we’re discussing one of our favorite tropes on OSG, which is when Japanese media paws Christian imagery around like a cat knocking a scalding cup of coffee off your desk and onto your lap. It’s Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd Gig Part TWO! Let’s launch into it! Mechs discussed: Tachikoma Jigabachi GSDA Armed Suit Proto All images: on our website. Content warnings for this episode: extreme violence, nuclear standoffs, sexual peril, various war crimes, and psychological

One-time unchallenged holy land of otaku, Tokyo's Akihabara was a heaven for anime, manga, video game, maid café, and collector's items. But today. it is different. So what happened to Akihabara?We chart the past from Akihabara's early days as an electronics district to its growth in the 1990s–2010s as a thriving subculture hub during the golden era of otaku culture. We'll then look at which anime, doujinshi, figure fever, and maid cafés transformed the district into a fans'

It looks delicious at first sight. Perfect ramen, glossy sushi, fluffy pancakes until you realize it's not real. Welcome to the world of Japanese food replicas, or sampulu (サンプル), where plastic food is not just decoration, it's a multi-million dollar industry and an art.We explore the intriguing history of Japan's hyper-realistic restaurant windows. Spawned from functionality and refined through craftsmanship, these mock foods have assisted diners in comprehending menus for more than a hundred years

Today we discuss the rise and fall of one of the most iconic anime studios.Follow the show and connect with us through Linktree! - linktr.ee/anifieldguide- All current events are "current" as of the publishing date of this episodeTheme music is "Lovers' Oasis" by Dark CatMusic from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/track/dark-cat/lovers-oasis

Summers in Japan isn't just hot, it's a battlefield against the sun. We look into why Japan is so obessed with covering up during the hot and humid weather, its cultural roots and why modern sun protection of all sorts is a multi-million dollar business. Check out our social media below👇https://linktr.ee/catwithbeard Music | 5 p.m‼ - 桜餅ルナSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 105 Rockin' Rob and his friends Menace and Subset look into some new releases and news. From the positive signs that Xbox won't increase their game prices, to a look at the new Nyaight of The Living Cat anime, and the new online co-op game FBC Firebreak.

Welcome to episode 1 of the Summer Season (18th) of Anime Pass or Fail! Get ready for intense anime discussions with the Afterthematch crew. Here we watch the newest anime and give our honest opinions based on the plot, animation, character designs, and more. Tune in now to find out which anime PASSES OR FAILS!Anime covered: Gachiakuta Detectives These Days Are Crazy! Solo Camping for Two Nyaight of the Living Cat Mandatory Requisites: Savior: Each host can save one anime once Unlimited: 3

What scares Japan today? From traditional ghost tales and vengeful spirits to viral videos, survival horror video games, and haunted escape rooms — Japanese horror has extended far beyond the traditional.We explore how Japan's romance with horror has evolved in the modern era. No longer rooted in centuries-old folk stories and religious superstitions like yūrei and yokai, horror has also turned digital for the modern age. We’ll discover how horror is experienced in real life too —

Nobody expected summer to be this stacked! Seriously, there may just be too many shows. The usual gang is here to talk over the 2025 anime summer season which features new and returning favs. We talk about The Summer Hikaru Died, Dandadan, City, Takopi’s Original Sin, Ruri Rocks, Silent Witch, and more! Plus recommendations and news! (Please try to ignore my cat’s opinions on the season, she is not qualified to offer opinions on shows she didn’t watch.)

New Game Plus Test Cobra: The Awakening – Mega Man, édition Club Dorothée Cobra: The Awakening, l’adaptation du dessin animé culte des années 80, était aussi attendu que craint. Attendu, parce que c’est l’un des 4 ou 5 dessins animés, avec Goldorak, Albator ou Cat’s Eyes, à avoir lancé la fièvre du manga en France (qui reste le second marché mondial après le Japon), et à ce titre,…

Send us a text In this isekai, we follow the story and development between an unknown protagonist who dies and is reincarnated as a sentient sword who partners and befriends a slave Black Cat.

After 100 episodes of pratfalls, birdcalls, stock gags, flea bags, wild takes and corn flakes, we finally get REALLY TWISTED! It's the wild story of Felix the Cat's 1990s revival series that was as turbulent behind the scenes as it was surreal on the screen. Marc and Jordan from the That's Not Quite All Folks podcast join us as we break down and build up a true cult classic first season that took a drastic turn in the second.FUN!!

This week ZAMP is invaded by.... Cats? What? Wait? Really? Yes, really! We talk about the anime, Nyaight of the Living Cats! Based on the manga of the same name and directed by legendary horror director Takashi Miike. How does this tie into zombies? Well, listen and find out! In our news, we rundown the latest from SDCC with TWD updates, then get to video game updates from Resident Evil, Plants vs Zombies, and more!DiscussionStart - News24:28 - Nyaight of the Living CatComing up on ZAMP! Ok… Now are

Who exactly were the Japanese ninjas? Forget the legends in the films, we delve into the true history of the mythic spies and shadow warriors.Discover where ninjas first emerged, what they actually did (hint: it doesn't involve throwing stars!), and how they shaped Japan's history through espionage, sabotage, and survival.We'll also look at how the ninja legacy lives on to this day — from ninja schools and ninja tourism in Japan, to anime, cosplay, and Hollywood. Check out our social media