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 when I ask myself, do I feel lucky, well, do I, punk? The only answer I can come up with is God know I'm here doing this podcast.

I'm Sean Rollins. I'm Remington Chase. And Remington? Have you recovered, man?

I, I mean, my heart's been irreparably broken, but, you know, I've gotten used to that.

Ah, funnily enough, today's anime has the perfect solution for heartbreak. Oh, does it? Does it, Sean? What a segue, man. I couldn't have preferred that even better. That's fantastic. Oh, fuck. All right. What are we doing this week,

Sean? What are we delving right into? Because it's been, it's been an interesting couple of weeks.

And oh boy, oh boy, I would like some change.

Oh, don't worry.

I have just the change I think we can do.

Because last couple of weeks, I've shown you stuff that has had a rating of like in the medium to high sixes, which isn't great.

Yeah.

Grants had much smaller review scope for that, which is part of it.

But when webs rate it between six and seven, you know you're in trouble.

Yeah, it's either really, really bad or the law of small numbers versus large numbers is

in fact.

But don't worry, because this week's anime has, in a twist, we're actually doing a currently

airing anime, Remington.

Oh, okay.

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