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A kind of quick discussion on new anime releasing this year, but then we dive into the evolution of the DCEU. It was a rocky start, but maybe they've finally found the formula that best suits them instead of trying to cheaply imitate the MCU. Or maybe, the DCEU should go even darker? Who knows, we're gonna talk about it, though. 

The Crunchyroll Awards have concluded and with the dust settled, we discuss the winners and nominees! Admittedly many of the winners weren't surprising, but others were slightly disappointing. We discuss the underdogs who pulled through and snagged several nominations and awards, and we discuss the best of the best from last year's extensive lineup. 

In honor of Black History Month we discuss the actors and actresses who have made a lasting impact through TV and Film. Honoring Chadwick Boseman, Will Smith, Denzel Washington, and Angela Bassett among many others, we discuss their contributions to media through the decades. And we discuss the changing representation of black individuals and showing we are more than the stereotypes Old Hollywood...

Saint & Vendetta are out this week. But the rest of the crew were able to sit down and talk about a variety of subjects that we just didn't want to stretch out to full episodes. And now going forward we'll be every other week. So tune in every other Monday and sorry that this episode is late. 

This episode we explain our absence, things that have kept us from recording and giving you a No Way Home review with loose conversation around it. We're very glad that you've stuck with us and been patient. Thank you all for your support

Has there ever been a movie that you couldn't wait til part 2 or part 3 happened..... but then it never came. Today we talk about movies that we feel the stories were unfinished.

We start this week off saying Rest in Peace to all 9 victims that lost their lives in last Sunday's tragic accident. SilentMoses and DarkwingDuckDJ talk about the memory of Kobe Bryant. Our main topic this week was Unnecessary video game sequels. We discuss if they were needed, redundant or just flat out bad.

With some strong movies comes an even weaker sequel. Today, we talk about unnecessary sequels that try and live up to the glitz and glamour of their predecessors and fail to do so in the process. Whether it be because enough time and effort wasn’t put in, too much time had passed between the films, or if it’s original source material wasn’t fully understood. Either way, some sequels just didn’t ne...

Description: Hollywood is finally changing and beginning to feature Black voices and allowing us to tell our stories the way we want them to be told. With this change beginning to happen, we are seeing more and more content that features us as tech moguls, business owners, and simply living life. We are no longer being potrayed as pimps, drug dealers, and ganster and that change is having an impac...

In this episode we conclud the dctv arrowverse’s crisis on infinite earths as they finish the show we ask what will happen now and what can they do next or did they go all out to soon?

Today's discussion is all about Star Wars. In our first half we discuss the latest edition Episode 9: Rise of The Skywalker. What we loved, hated and think could've been better. In the second half we dive into more Star Wars lore, and where we hope the franchise to go from here

This week was a slow week with news so bear with us for the docket. 🤣. We discuss the freshman and veteran anime that made a name for themselves this past fall and the ones we have to look forward to in the coming winter season

When there’s a base game, you can usually expect a DLC to follow. Now, the base game can be absolutely phenomenal and become an instant favorite, but its DLC can throw it into ruin with its high price tag and short gameplay. But there are the token few that have good base games and good DLCs. We discuss the difference between good DLC and bad DLC and some of our favorites.

This week we cover the CW crossover event 'Crisis of Infinite Earths'. We breakdown parts 1-3, discuss differences between the television event and the comic run, and predict to where the Arrowverse may go from here.

In the African-American community, mental health hasn’t been an in-depth topic of discussion until recent years. Before, the way to solve our issues was to pray about it, paint it as something else, or pretend It wasn’t a thing. Fortunately, that’s changing. Join us as we dive into the stigma of mental health in the black community and our own experiences and challenges with our mental health.

While the World Health Organization and countless others have deemed gaming dangerous and unhealthy, there are millions of others who have benefitted from the same video games that have been labeled harmful. Us on EpochSoapbox included. Self-medicating with video games to maintain mental health is common to those of us in the gaming community, and not only that, we benefit in ways that many don’t...

It wasn’t until recently that the World Health Organization (WHO) identified a new disease that affections millions of individuals of all ages: gaming addiction. Now, it didn’t become a real topic of discussion until Fortnite was introduced to the market, but its predecessors have definitely left its mark on gamers of all ages. We discussion the difference between addiction and obsession, and when...

Microtransactions can be… a lot. Mostly found in free-to-play games, microtransactions are often used as a revenue source for developers, but when it comes to the players, they can either be a dream come true or an utter nightmare. We weigh in on the pros and cons of microtransactions and share our own personal histories with them.

Anyone who watches anime knows that there always has been and that there always will be a Big Three. For the longest time, we’ve known the Big Three as Naruto, Bleach, and One Piece. Now, what’s the next Big Three? Join us as we discuss who we believe make up the next iteration of the Big Three.

Personal Favorites: If you watch anime, you have at least your own personal Big Three. Mainstream, underrated, or cult classics, your Big Three can consist of anything. Today, you’ll get the chance to hear what ours are. Along with hearing our personal favorites, we pay homage to titular animes that introduced us to the world of anime and to oldies but goodies.

Freshman Class Episode: Every season, we’re introduced to an array of new animes. Many are adapted from preexisting mangas with sizeable fanbases, while others are brand new from reputable studios. And every season, there are a select few that stand out amongst the rest. This episode, we discuss those select few that rose above the others and joined the Summer Freshman Class of 2019.

A talk about the media’s representation of people of color and members of the LGBT+ community in all forms of media as well as an in-depth discussion on communal support amongst African-Americans.

A deep-dive discussion into Marvel’s bankruptcy that left their characters in the hands of multiple studios, and where that leaves Marvel Studios today in terms of the MCU and what they can do.

Your favorite group of blerds is back, plus one! We discuss our overall plans for the third season, our predictions for the next major MCU villain, Disney’s Deadpool, Disney’s cancellation of Fox’s movies, as well as upcoming movies, games, and the Nintendo Switch trade deal.

In our final bonus episode we before are season 3 premiere we are talking about Disney with all their remakes they have planned for a new generation is it worth it or is this just another cash cow for them. We also go over marvel and what they announced at sdcc and what they have planned for the future