This is anime out of context, a comedy review podcast hosted by a weeb of the highest order, alongside a cynical man who knows nothing about anime.

Our show features spoilers, explicit language, and poor fact-checking.

Neither of our hosts or experts on any topic and none of their opinions should be taken as fact.

Thank you for listening and enjoy. Hello and welcome to anime out of context, the show where I attempt to explain,

sometimes weird, sometimes wonderful, but always hilarious world of anime.

And I uncover Sean's collection of homoerotic cat girls.

I'm Sean Rollins.

I'm Remington, Chase. Oh, Remington. I hate you

sometimes. I hate myself all the time, so you got to bump those numbers up, Sean.

Look, I have to save some time for hating myself as well, or else it's not as enjoyable for me,

you know? So, Sean, for the past month or so, past four

weeks, things have actually been pretty, pretty good for me around here on the podcast. We've

seen a handful of things that I've generally enjoyed, some more than others, but I haven't been

in the abyss in a hot minute. This has potential to be one of the longest positive streaks in the history of this show.

And, Sean, I don't want to bias your opinion one way or another. But I'm just saying making history is one hell of a good motive to show me good things instead of throwing me into the abyss, right?

That makes sense. I mean, my dude, you keep drawing attention to it.

Like, the more attention you draw to it, the more likely it seems you want me to do something bad and horrible to you.

It's like your inner masochist is like rearing its ugly head and it's like, come on and punish me, Sean.

You know you want to.

I always forget that Sean is a shark when it comes to existential pain.

If I just don't, don't draw attention to it, then it won't exist.

I smell the blood in the water. I know what's coming.

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