World's Strongest Podcast

The rules of "time" travel are going all over the damn place on an all new WSP, as we discover the true identity of Goku Black, and why he has teamed up with Zamasu to enact his evil schemes. Buckle up y'all.

On an all new WSP, the Z Warriors return to the ruined future to confront Goku Black, only to find that he has teamed up with none other... than Zamasu. And that he has discovered a new form.

Trunks is still back in the past as the gang wrestles with the idea of an evil Goku. And also Beerus brakes his nice table.

On an all new WSP Super, the mysterious Goku Black appears in the present, destroying the time machine and stranding Future Trunks before disappearing again. What could this mean? We sure aren't gonna find out in this episode.

On an all new WSP, the Googeta saga hits its climactic(?) conclusion and the universe is safe once more... Or so it seems, until a new threat emerges from the timeline of Future Trunks.

On a new WSP, Trunks and Goten hitch a ride with Monaka to the planet Potafu, where a mysterious goo is about to make its move. Also, Brian Drummond is here!

The Tournament of Destroyers comes to a close on our all new WSP, and Universe 7 revels in the fruits of its victory. And one delivery man continues to have his life unraveled by a God of Destruction for laughs.

The tournament of destroyers enters its final rounds on this week's WSP, with Vegeta teaching the other universe's saiyans what it means to have pride in who they are. And then immediately gets his butt handed to him.

On an all new WSP, our interdimensional tournament continues, and with Goku down for the count, it's up to Vegeta to do what he does best: clean up some jobbers. Also, a healthy dose of crapping on Piccolo.

On an all new WSP, Champa sets the stage while Bulma does what she does best: inventing a whole new piece of technology from the absolute minimum amount of info. Also everyone is gonna be extremely mean to her for no reason.

Dragon Ball Super starts its true first arc in this all new WSP. A new destroyer from Universe 6 arrives, and he lays down the gauntlet with Beerus to get his Earth. Also, they are gonna just... keep calling him fat. Just... constantly.

On an all new WSP, the Pilaf gang is at it again, waking up a slumbering evil. But this time, that evil is lumbering in Hell. And its Frieza.

DISCLAIMER: Thomas had an issue with his recording software that caused a lot of audio to be lost around 1 hour 5 minutes. Sorry. WSP continues with a little taste of filler on an all new WSP. See Goku farm, Mr. Satan lie, and Krillin get his s**t rekt now!

Welcome to Dragon Ball Super! That's right, WSP has landed in the realm of the gods in our brand new season, starting off with the first episode of the series and the movie Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods. Yes we know we are doing this in a weird order but there is no Super Kai at this time and this is the better way.

Here we are. At that time, at that place. The conclusion of WSP's Berserk '97 Filler arc. But we aren't done. And our next episode will be... Super(tm)

Thing go poorly for the Hawks on an all new WSP, but go pretty good for Guts. Just choppin logs and slayin clods. We also meet Godot, Berserk's resident quote machine.

The Hawks ride to the height of their glory on an all new WSP, ending the 100 year war and their dangers in the court in rapid succession and securing Midland society. I'm sure nothing bad could possibly happen.

Guts becomes a legend on an all new WSP, but the word of Griffith still hang heavy in his mind. No matter the feat, does any of that matter in a life without a dream? Also, JJK talk.

Guts sees what Griffith has done, and will do, in the name of his dream on an all new WSP, and must decide where his place is in that dream. Or if it is there at all. Also, Chase has opinions about Fire Emblem.

The Berserk-in continues this week on WSP as the court proves just as dangerous as the battlefield for Griffith. And Foss proves that he is terrible at lying about anything.

WSP is back in 97, as Guts has now become a commander within the Band of the Hawk. But some, namely Casca, are less than pleased with this turn of events. Also, special guest this week, Johnathan the cat.

CW: Berserk features depictions of and themes based around SA, intense violence, war, and PTSD. If you plan to listen or watch along, be advised. BERSERKER. That's right, WSP starts a new journey this week as we delve into the 1997 adaptation of Kentaro Miura's masterpiece, Berserk. God it feels good to be here.

Kept you waiting, huh? That's right, the lads finish their 16 episode torture session with Dragon Ball GT: A Hero's Legacy and a recap of how and where GT failed them. Stay tuned to hear about our next filler arc. It'll make you go... Berserk(tm).

On this WSP, we end the main series of Dragon Ball GT as Goku tries, fails, then succeeds in taking out Omega Shenron with a spirit bomb powered by the whole of the universe. We are finally free...

This time, on WSP, Goku breaks the Eis in his battle with the 3 star dragon, but just as it seems he might catch a break, a new main villain appears, Syn Shenron. Who quickly becomes Omega Shenron, inching us extremely close to a finale of this damn series.