Anime World Order Show # 49 - Actuaries Are Not That Cool In Real Life

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Anime World Order Show # 49 - Actuaries Are Not That Cool In Real Life

Daryl keeps the manga reviews coming with a review of The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service, Clarissa gets back her shojo mojo talking about Loveless, and Gerald celebrates its 20th anniversary by reviewing Dirty Pair: Project E.D.E.N.

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I guess I can at least put some timecode stuff up soon. We've really been failing at the "additional information links" as of late, though. Still, we can't possibly be becoming dumb, as this online quiz we found on Livejournal CLEARLY demonstrates:

StupidTester.com says I'm 2% Stupid! How stupid are you? Click Here!

Somehow we get the feeling that EVERYONE gets told that only 2% of the people who took the test are less stupid than they are, to make themselves feel better about themselves. Note to self: AWO Myspace/Livejournal/Facebook is probably a bad idea because of things like this.

Introduction (0:00 - 28:08)
In the emails, we get firsthand confirmation on Overfiend's negative effects on anime fandom in the UK (BEHOLD! The Ultimate Anime Collection!), as well as firsthand confirmation that Princess Ai does, in fact, suck. Also, we clarify some finer points regarding Giant Robo and exactly what the difference between "shonen ai" and "yaoi" is. Because yes, there is a difference.

Let's News! (28:08 - 36:39)
The DVD for Arcadia of My Youth is going out of print, Hiroyuki Hoshiyama is dead, and in celebration of their tenth anniversary, Tokyopop is revising their manga ratings system. How exactly is it going to help parents by saying that a comic contains "fanservice"? Like they'd really know what that term means. Also, Steven Foster truly doesn't understand why the Internet is so mad at him.

Promo: Weekly Anime Review Podcast (36:39 - 37:12)
Aaron's been missing in action for the last few well, months, but he is back in business! The show may be undergoing alterations to its name and release schedule, but with any luck he'll still be around, fighting the good fight.

Review (manga): The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service, Volume 1 (37:12 - 59:04)
Daryl reviews yet another tricky-to-find Dark Horse manga that is basically "BIZARRO~! Genshiken." You will be happy to know that a few weeks after this recording, Daryl did manage to locate Volume 2 of this. He has not, however, taken any steps to become an actuary.

Review: Loveless (59:04 - 1:20:36)
Nekomimi...Nekomimi Mode! Nekomimi...oh wait, different show. Clarissa hasn't done a shojo review in a while, and something had to be done to rid herself of the Austin Powers-level chest hair she developed as a result of watching MAZINKAISER~! last week. Loveless is the answer. It is not to be confused with the Vertigo comicbook by Brian Azzarello that takes place in the Old West and has all kinds of people totally getting shot and killed. We can only wonder how many people there are out there who go into the comicbook shop asking for one and ending up with the other.

Review: Dirty Pair: Project E.D.E.N. (1:20:36 - 1:45:50)
The following details were considered TOO INTENSE for the broadcast, but readers of the show notes may know of it: this anime contains a space butler samurai with a laser sword. Spoilers, schmoilers: this movie is celebrating its 20 year anniversary. Suffice it to say that this anime is still awesome to the max. You know what else we forgot to mention? The reason that opening credits sequence is so rad is because it was done by KOJI FUCKIN' MORIMOTO:


Closing (1:45:50 - 1:48:19)
Next time, in an attempt to delay releasing something named Show # 50 by just that much more, we decide to take it easy and do an episode where we do nothing but answer voicemails. You know how we keep telling people to call or use the Odeo MP3 link, but we don't seem to actually PLAY them that much? Yeah, that's our bad. We're going to try and fix that, but first things first: we gotta clear out what we got.

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