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

And I'm just that awkward kid chowing down on ice cream at lunch. I'm Sean Rollins. I'm Remington Chase.

And I don't like how pointed that one was.

That one was especially barbed today.

Love you, Sean.

Uh, so, uh, what, what do we do in this week, Sean?

Well, Remington, uh, last week we did a pretty heavy-handed one, one that is, you know, uh, very beloved by a lot of people, very neutral by a lot of people, and actually ended up turning out pretty positive for you in the end, which was a nice twist.

Yeah, but nice and surprising.

Yeah.

So this week, I figured we'd do something a little bit different.

Because this week, I decided that it was about time to get to one that's

been requested a couple different times and a couple of very interesting and curious ways.

Uh, and I felt, I just felt it was appropriate, you know, to follow up something so heavy with

something a bit, a bit lighter, because we've got another slice of life show for you, Ram.

Oh, okay. Uh, slice of life generally works out well.

Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm. Okay. A slice of life generally works out well. There are some exceptions, but you know,

it has a decent batting average compared to other genres. Yes, yes. And I'm a slice of like junkie myself.

Like, I'm as much of a slice of life junkie as I am a shonen junkie. So it's like, you know,

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